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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-12
CONDITION OF THE WEATHER
Fu-acEEd fur NshrEElH-FHir Thursday
F-idEy. Rain AND CDldgr.
ENGINEERS AND FlRENEN WIN
Regoes1 for Change Of Division Hesa-
guHr1srs Granted by
the COMPANY.

The 3uin1 committee uf ne locomotive
engineers Und ftrHDer % The second End
Lhtrd districts Of The Union Phrihr railroad
have finished 1bF greater purtlun uf 1ts
wurE with Superintendent o. Motive Power
MuKeen. A. q result o. the conferences,
Which have lasted fuT rvu dByB. Lht bead
quarters o. The 1hird Division VIII hs re-
turned 70 Nurrh Platte f-um Grand island
where they were Moved 10 about ten DAYS
BEo.
The changing o. the headquarters from
North FlaJie 70 Grand island caused the
engineers Ehu fremer &C have their Longest
luy0verE II Grand Island instead uf North
Platte. BE formerly. NOEt q TIE men 1--we
- North Platte ant they would hHvH been
forced 10 move 10 Grand Island Il ths
change had become permanent. This thes
did moi desire 10 90 and SO brought The
matter 10 the attention o. The company.
This practically finishes The work uf lbs
committee, except for 3 few minur- per
sounl matters. These are cases o. the lay
ing Of o. men who The COMMITTEES thinks
have basn treated uujustly- These MASTERS
vii be sEr1ed IL 3 few dHvB.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-12
KANSAS MAcHlNISTs STRIKE
Leave shops when Company Refuse.
TO Grant wage Increase
Demanded

KANSAS CITY, No March 1.-Two
hundred mRuhinisls ant mRchiuists' help
erF employed II the shops nf The Kansas
City Southern Al PIrlsburE KRs- struck
LpdBF because The company refused 10
grant al increase il wages.
President Knott Of IN Kansas City
Southern tonight BHid me uompsuv's su-
perinuendHuJ g. PIITsburg received The de-
mEnd for al increase odEy from uns ma
chinist and one mhUhIuists helper and
wRs given only three hours IN which u
answer. Before ne could communists
win The uficHrE uf The ruat the strike vas
declared. The mEchIuisrs demand 85 cents
al hour end The mBuhiuis-E helpers Esf
20 cents al hour
None q ths employees IN me mechanical
dEpHrI mBut has gone uu1 except The ma
chiIists a. PirrsHurE and he did not 81
peer he hlaul.smi-hs OF buileruEEerE II
strike. Al The shops Of The Kansas CRY
Southern NUuld operate az usual IumUr-
row End there viii be NJ ma sriHl inter
rurtiun IL 1hs work q me mechanical de-
pErumUut
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-12
lax CAMPAIGN IN The STATE
Omaha Committee VIII send Reform
WC-Eers 10 various Ne
brnska CSzies-

Al me meeting 81 The tax COMMITTEES
and The committee % Ten Wednesday after-
mon il WIS decided ny the latter TO re-
tnfurce the work ~ the tax committee In
The inferior q the stale and 3 subuUm-
mirtet consisting % TiotUr RnsswBter
Mel Uhl and Robert Smith was appointed
10 cooperate with the Tax COMMITTEES fn
selecting persons 10 visit The various
counties in The state fur the purpose q
laying before the people 1hs conditions
which rUv exist
The meeting took up The question q
taxation ui public service corporations and
listened 10 report q whB1 had been done
n connection with the fiFht that was in
progress Oh the hnor uf The house down
a. Lincoln. Eu expressing themselves
firmly REHins1 any chEnEs IN The law as
nov applied 10 The local trEnchissd cur-
purEfiOns
This subcommittee and tbs LEx uum-
mirtse met last night N The once uf GrB-
han and IRE and selected the names uf q
number uf people vino VII he asked todEy
10 MAKE trips into Inc interior uf IhE
I ftrfe-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-12
STRIKERS ADMIT MISTAKE
Withdrnu Buy-utt Against Colorado
Southern saytnE CumPanT
Acted Fsfrly.

uENVEE ME-uh 11--Ths hlbclsu ths
boiler makers and mauhiniEtF In The en-
vlur O. -hs CUlurH6u Southern have ds-
clE-et -bsir STRIKE and huvCut1 u En6 IL
Eued The following ErHte-ner- this evening
The hlucksuiths. buiiar makers und ma
ctirls-E. gz-auIi1Tes - n Cllu-Hdo a
Suu1hs-r Railway com - oeEii-H through
Lht undersigned Hulharlz1d ruuu-i-tes 10
say thai TIE recent strike was The result
al -riEtrrl6 s---ururrrlirr Tybs rsflv-pr r,1rr-
pHur having uu-hiuE whH1Fvel 70 90 with
1hs -url-ru1 e-s7. EhuUic mn have htsu
asked tC take any pGrT ~ a., and We Cnn-
Eider that b E1eEt mistake was mace II
demanding ANY ACTION 81 The parT u The
COMPANY.
We admit thst The cumpEur acted prop
eTlE and 1HtrlH and have M one 10
blame hu- ourselves 1ur uur boycott v Hh1Ch
had been declared. IS nov un arc We wish
rhs public 10 Enow on attitude an The mat
rgT
Signed John Nelson william FErrgIL
Wilhelm Nnss. Frank q uElleB. ! 7. Vest
James Scott. D :. Nelson. =. Herlsr. z.
E-1ckhousf. G. 6. BruthErs. commir1ee-
. n Bs-bsr1 vius president End gen
srBl manager q the uuupnuy sBid re
EurdinE lhs Brtiur Of Lhe -Er-lkHrs-
This communication siEIfBd br The execu-
I've CurUruI-ruH. re--HsEf rirr those wnc
left uu- mechanical ds1Errmert service o.
STRIKE. WIS sem II ne TssEtHTduT fu1 n
nerI q The entire BODY ~ 1nsu. and ]
think clearly VindlcB1es the BC1lBu uf The
c-.rupEry. Thts dsClHreE the strike ~ uD-
ruuG riuuE lfr 90
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-12
OPPOSED TO LABOR COURTS
GOmPers C0mhHIE C0mPulsOry ArbI-
traitor Bill Before New
York Senate.

ALRAlE, X. ]. March -l.-sEmusl Com
Tlsrs prsEidEuI uf M american Federation
O. Labor, appeared befurF the senate com
uir1se Uu judiciary rocEy 70 oppose Ihs
IN TlrUEidinE for compulsory ErhirrHriun
q labor dtffculrisE between public service
curpu-EriunE ana their employees. Mr.. Con
psrE BEid:
y yuu enact tins principle into IhE ieE-
iEl1rluu q ms EIEuE and MAKE labor COM
pulsarT ever white waiting for the decision
q 4 tribunal o. n E-cur1Euue win me
award u LhEr tribunal Tuu vii simply
rake outlaws IL psE-s-- II and lEW-HnidtrE
citizens Il Fuu uuLEW strikes Vuu VII
simply give place NJ Lhs nErEhEr methods
Tul eaunul leEiHlEre uur q existence lhs
riEht q uner 10 combine and 10 uUIi1 Wrurf
y need bs tDr ms DerrermeEl q their c1r-
dlrloE
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-12
LABOR CAPTURES BRITISH SEAT
Hsverse. Cenrerrsrtre Majority and
senas Popular serfalist 10
Pnrlfament-

LONDON. EE-rh 1.-The Hlecriun O. 3
suc-HEsuf 10 Lc-d Charles Be-esiu-t as
member uf Parliament fu- lhe Wuulvict
dir-nun a. Luudan luok place IodHT ana
resulted IL q majority o. i22s for The labor
uEudiaEts, william ~1kE. ever Gsufrsy
IrBEE the uuiUf ~EidB1E- Lort
Charles was return t., rs uuD-
Herrurivt ID 1907 F,x
The present election turl ~
lnbar and MOI on political issue
Crooks iE Lunduu county council.
10 somewhat uf The John Burns tyTs.
iF known Throughout England az q strong
socialist. he commended TINT The govern
mem uuEh1 10 always keep tbs arsenal
tu-ly employed instead q placing its Cun-
tracts abroad. vhDs Ihs u1iuuist candidate
had The u1furt unH1e record 81 having voted
II Parliament EEBtnE5 fixing minimum
ware q - shiUinEs fur arsenal lEbu-Hrs.
The constituency which had never htIheTtu
puled more than 1r.5DO votes, ysstH-dBy
po1ed over u .DDn. the additional labor vDtes
giving Crooks the vir1Ury which was AZ
surprising % hin as 70 he conservatives.
Wbu were confident q retaining tbs sea-
and VIM actually dit poll many votes rs
a. former elections
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-12
Movement. of ocean vesseIs March II

Al New Elhiouis from
Glasgow: EluChET from Hamburg stE1eu-
Gam from Rotterdam Huc BuuuEue. 5ciHH
from CenDE and NEples.
Sailed. Philadelphia fur Southampton
Onsamc for Liverpool
Al SicllE-F' EEs--C-tsF grave from New
Emk fuT Hamburg.
Al Eremeu-AF- Veo-MEiI from New
YORK
Al LeEhurn-A ri Ved-AlFeriE from New
EurE via MErselLes and Genoa
Al Uerpuul-A RIVE Esd-HnheruiEn from
New EurE Szsls6-Cedrlc 1ur New yurE
ris EueeuEr0Eu- NuurclHnd 1ur F'hlIHdsl-
Ilnia wa Queenstown
Al NEpisE-SEil SEilsu-C0mmouWeHlth f-ur
AleEEndriE. Genoa etc, for Boston
Al EuEuuEms-ErTTVe - EMPRESS q.
C'hius from NEncDuVer for EiuEo. -EhauEhHt
Al AH1RsTT- TT-sllis5-Feuulund tur Phi
adelFtla
Al s1uthauE-uu-BEllsd - Krur F4r-uz
Wilhelm from Bremen for New Eurk ria
CherbuurE,
Al Tbe L.izEr6-Passsd-LE sGvuis from
New YurE ful 11ETTt
Al Gen0H-Salieo-I1lTI bErdiE for NeN
YORK
AT HunE KuDE-ArrUed- Previous ly
ArneUEu from Vancouver via EukntIa ma
TrarnuuI from Tacoma wa Yokohama for
Manila Salle6-E1mEfresE a. japan from
Vancouver via Shanghai for EluE1 and
y KuEutHmH-
Al Lon6on-saiisd-sasusr Tor ssr
F'ranciEcO.
Al Chsr5uurs- -ssIled-Kruu Prluz Val
helm fnam Bremen and Southampton ful
NsN Aurk
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-12
ISLANDS NEED FOUR PRELATEs
Guidf Suggests ApPOiHrinE I've FnS-
pines aBd I've AnerieAns 10
EAeanI S.-eS.

ROME, March Il The vatican has re-
csired from Mgr. GuidL the apostolic dsl-
eEEIs Al Mania propositions regarding the
appointment q new bishops undHr the arch
hiHhuprac ut Manila, The rsnIer around
winch the Philippine Catholic hiarErch =
VIII gather MEr Guidi proposed three
American bishops az UHndidEIeE fur Ihe
new see.
The Spanish bishops nf Cebu and JEro
having resigned there are nov four bishop
rlcs vacant rWo o. which Lhs Hpnst ulir
delegate proposes 10 n win natives and
1vD W-Ih Americans il Is understood a.
the vatican thai The rWD Americans pro
posed are persona ErH1a b0ih a. Wash
inEtun and win Governor Tai
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-12
MARCH OVER FROZEN WAT ERS
Ice Stalled Grew Tramp NfBety-Si1
MfIes 10 Reach CivflfEA-
uion

ST JOHNS, X. p, March 11-NurmHr
Ross and Prank Garter. masters q rwt
vessels nf the AmHriGal herring hes1
which is frozen III The ice foes in 1bs Bay
ni Islands, arrived TINS morning after Inv
inE trudEed ninety-siT miles Rc-osE The
snow fields IN The interior
They were four DAYS on the march and
were accompanied by three uthsr travellers
and two guides, vino dragged z sled viii
their Elock q provisions Thfy reached
the rEilruBd Oh the morning q The fftf
gay. fuu1sure End weary.
The travellers rspurI LhB1 there Ers i'm
mHnss snow drifts II he interim Enc LhB-
The IrEfhc on The western division Of Lhs
railway hRE been abandoned fur a NINTH
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-12
MOTHER LEAVES WITH CHILD
Anticipates Action Of the Court An
Giving Custody 10 the
Father.

LONDON, March IA sensational Sc
uusl has been furnished 10 the sCRndRlous
Gurnun trial which occupied the dlvprns
GOurz fur three weeks by the hight uf Lady
GrHnTlils GoroDn with the -ch86- CinslF.
fur the possession uf which the suit WIS
brought
In giving gudEmsn1 yesterdRF Sir Francis
Jsune, The presiding jusncs, scH1hinEly
commented un Lady Granville runduri
thai il was easy 10 guess what The verdict
would be lung before The Justice wound "
with ordering The child 10 be delivered Il
ms father
Lady Granville lsft the court and ven
home. she has since disappeared and Lord
Granville declares he does nut know hsl
Whereabouts
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-12
cooPERS ELECT OMAHA MAN
National Association Makes NJ u.
WeIeh President for Coming
Eear.

ST. LOTIs. Mo March 11-Af tDdEy'E
session q fbe National CpoperE HssDCiB-
ri0n convention the following officers we're
RleCTeo-
President. N D. Wslch Of Omaha, Neh.;
vice presidents, Henry KrnE. Baltimore
Nd; i5snry HsEEsrl, Peoria IL, and A. s.
Ray, Chicago; secretary and treasurer,
Walker J Wexford. Memphis, Tenn.
Prank J Fultun Terrs HBIIts. Ind; George
A Myer and Edward Hidden, S. Louis
Ena MEK r. RiIZWoIlsT Peoria. H., CON-
pose the executive uUmmittee,
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-12
DUKE SILL CLAIMS THRONE
Cumberaand VIII Not Meet Kaiser
and sertle HanoEArtAa
DfspuHe.

COPENHAGEN, March 11-Ths duks
ant duchess O. Cumberland have decided
n0l 10 await the arrival q Emperor WI
liam Nh0 is expected a. tht bsgiuninE O.
nEu mun-h-
Ths reason given If ths health q thsif
youngest son. Prince Ernest
The coming departure o. me duke from
CDptn hagen Wnuld seen 70 dispose o. ths
report ma q reconciliation was E5oui Il
be sfecIsd between Emperor william and
ths nuke. on The basis uf lhs lErrsr re-
nouncinE his claim 70 IhE Ihruns uf Han
over.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-12
MILITARY USE AERoeRAMS
New York HArbOr Forfs Are New
Connected bF Magic

NEW YORK, March 1l-FrsliminEry
tests Of wireless telegraph system be
tween The hErbu- furtE we're mace rodHy
under me direction q LisutsnEnt Colonel
DunWuody. signal ufhner L E A
In future the wireless system VIII Re
used regularly fur communicating bsrV cen
FurI WHdswurth OF stE1sn Island and Furr
Hancock Al sandy Hook, HUrDsE about If
Teen niles q Ihe lower huV-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-12
IOWA MEN SEEK RECEIVER
AK Court to wind Up Union OIL,
Gas and RehninG Com
pang-

LIMA, O., March 11-Ssrsn Stockholders
uf ths Union on Gas and Refining CON-
pEny. residents uf Dubuque, Hampton and
PrtnEer. Ia, hEve brought action REEinEt
The directors uf that company, asking for
Al accounting and the appointment Of z
receiver 10 wind ID itE affairs.
The Union company was Organized by
jackson 2. and 4 n Adkins with others
in December, 1901 and has fioEted sa.5Du 0Ot
Of stocks throughout the country. The
plaintiffs own $4,000 shares and have Dum-
hined with others. making B total stock
holding Of 25D, ,OOD shares.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-12
Debate BsopuM Personal Between Ken
Dsey, NIsun and Douglas
HOUSE FINALLY REJECTS THE PROPOSAL
Nurt Witnesses Summoned to Testify IN
Barley Investigation
DEAL VIII THt harlan COUNTY sANk
Deposit Credftea Tp for Lean Maas
Direcr ~ BARLEY and Notes Car
ried on Books ~ q Bank
Asset

XIV IN I = BILL was rrrdHr discussion in
house Gilbert offers Ernendrneus chang
nE methuu a. assessment O. frHnunised
corporation which W-uulC greatly reduce
lher lanes Hut detIR1s snHued. par
uuuBtec ID ty Kennedy. lauruiF and
OTHERS HEAinE1 amendment und lsifhHr1
"A ilsun And Douglas IL favor Became
ueuueuiE personal Amendment DE-
tented
5Ah 4-t-f 1rrPsri "a ting rurnwlt1ee sum
mons Iuitec states Attorney Summers
-crrner Attorney General SMITH. su-
tstllfess sutHluiVt Mead Tom DuuniEuu
and others. Details oI Bartisys fdGrlnn
county hank denl
PRINTING costs too much. according 70
senate Cuumittee and reforms are Ter-
commended
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-12
TEXAS CATTLE RULED OUT
Neyv MsEi~e EEtabIishes QuHrHBrfhe
while Fever RAvAEes Live
SdoeE

sANTE FE, y N. March 1l.-GUrsrDur
OterD issued 3 proclamation TODAY 6sclHr-
Ing s Quarantine against cattle from Texas.
Oklahoma and Mexico un account q me
prsvHlsnrt % Texas fever IN those sections
and establishing al inspection fee q 3
Genus per head.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-12
WOMEN INTIMIDkTE VOTERS
Kansas Law and order StRlwG-ts
Interfere with AHtf-Pro-
hfbitfonfsts-

TOPEKA KRB- March 11-Af fhE re
publican city primaries TINS afternoon for
The nomination uf mayor. he police
were called 10 3 Third ward prscinct 70
Qneu L not.
Ths pomplEin1 was mBds thE1 the law
and order women were intimi dating the
u1i-pruhihi1iun voters A close race Is In
progress and E hitter feeling sxiBas. No
arrests were made.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-12
SUICIDE PLAYS MERRY PRANK
Fires en- Crowd. Then DiscOu-res On
Piano while Forcing gAnitOr
ta Roll CiEHrefHes.

SYRACUSE, n 7, March -l-Affsr sIt-
tinE il window o. Z fashionable apart
msuI house ana taking EhuJE Al The people
passing In James street below Heury C.
Friend held 8 party ~ policemen a. bay
for al hour IuuiEhT with & ing revolver
Lhen forcing the 5Enitur 70 rol cirEEet1eE
he played the piEnD with MS left hand and
belt the gun in his rlEhL.
soun Efter Friend turned on the piBDu
stool placed the revolver IN his hrsEst
Enc sem q bullet through ms heart
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-12

L0ND0N. March 1.-The report q ths
ruyEl commission On Irish university ed
urEIlun Was issued EuniEhl i renummsnds
rha1 The Royal University uf Ireland he
rec1nsrruuIsd a. a federal university hEr-
ina as cunELuusDI colleges he sLiEIinE
oussns colleges E1 Belfast. Cnrk and Cal
Nsy and lhs nFE college foT Roman CEth-
uli1E a b established N DuhliE-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-12
FATAL WRECK At GILMORE
EiEtEfs a ops-BtOr uOEa One Liza ED5
Injury q Tvt othsn
AL or THt PEETEs unF N OMAHA
secund section of Ne. cn linton
Paci6e and Westbound FreiEht
Collide NJ End os Douhls
Trnrk

The mistake uf an upsrItur in throwing
switch n Gilmore. a the END q the
double track OF 1hs Tniun Pacific Just on
o. Omaha WIS the cause ui q wreck al
1p.aO iEF1 night. which cnEt one Bft Hn6
The severe injury o. two others.
The derd.
c. ?. HAYES. fireman freight train. ~
sidss Metropolitan hotel
Ths injured.
Joe Huv1ey. engineer passenger train,
resides Burlington hotel.
Church bEEEEEEmE1 passenger
rrEtn-
Ths two trains which ruIBded we're The
second seUtiun q No. 2 east hound pas
Fsnrar. and NJ . vesihuunt freight ThF
freight train wEs v-EirtnE n rhE end q
the duutls track for the passenger 70 pass
End -ht mistake q the upsrBruf Der the
passenger IrH1n " The track whore IL was
standing The passenger train crew. unhe7
Lhs IMPRESSION thar the rrBcE was clear
were coming along nj good speed and wheI
the switch WIS thrown Il wHF Impossible
10 Etup. The injuries uf neither Taylor Doi
Church are considered dangerous. All O,
he mcn involved 1--we in Omaha
Several cars were dsrHIled ana the looD-
motives sumpwhn1 injured though The dam
Ert 70 rolling stock iE sEid Dut be heEvT
Occurring EE Il dit H1 The end o. Lht
double track Il uulv required q Bhurt time
10 clsHr one q the tracks and trEfhr u1
The road was moi seriously dslEved. Thers
were 10 passengers injured IN The lsHsJ-
Engineer william BO-Ddyks uf The pas
ssnEHr train, residing OF Fourth avenue
Council Bluffs. and Joseph Farley, enEi-
nesr o. me freight train, escaped uuin'
tured-
The injured were hruught 10 this city
arriving shortly before 4 H. and wer'
tRksn 10 ST Jnsephs hospital IL thf pohu'
ambulance.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-12

FREMONT, O. MHrut u--Ths EtriEs o.
ths NsrE RnlishsrE' uniuu q ms CITY 10
assuming the disurdHrlE E-EEe- While he
inE Er-HuEsd hy fouT men uUniEht Juhn
Lease hrs5 hElf dnzsn Shots a. ms EsEEIl-
AHA GsorEs SlEsk VA anna n ths les
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-12
ROOSEVELT ACCEPTS FAIR BIZ
Promises to Arrend DedSeASfSn Si
BSuiEiHnA Purchase EKPSsf-
tfsn GrSundA

ST. LOUIs, March ll.-Prssi6snt RDuss-
VslI'E furmEl EcceplEnut q he invitation
70 Er-snd Lhs dslicEriuu uErem0ulsE q ne
Louisiana FuurhEss exposition EEE Ts-
csiFs6 s8dEy.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-12
CANAL TREATY VOTE TUESDAY
senate Decides settle Protocol
Next Week, Taking Amend
meHIE en- Monday.

WARRINGTON, March IA vote VII be
taken on the Colombian rgrEl treaty neEt
Tuesday II Is expected tn. the senate
VII begin voting on The Emendmsutf on
MuDdEF.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-12

President Roosevelt tDdEg lnl6 Repre-
sensitive DOFsunsr q WeEI Virginia lhH1
he would be unEhls 70 Bcusp- Al iuEiIE-
nm 70 Eriend lhs annual sDeEmpmsuI u
tbf KesI Virginia Grand Army uf ne Re-
puhiic a. ClErkEnurE. April r.. - En6 30 as
be sEpscls a. lhEl uns - be sn hlE Essi-
srE uIR
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-12
HOT TINE IN HOUSE

FrEDutiSs6 ou-pu-Esiunt Lose I'm; Round
II Fight ovs- Revenue BIZ.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-13
psReaproRY WRIT OF mANDAaUs
Granted ProhibiiIonisis by Judge Scott
Notice Of Appeal Given.

At the conclusion Of the argu'
ment in the local option case yes
terday morning, few minutes be-
fore noon, District Judge j. c.
Scott, before whom the hearing
was held, granted a peremptory
writ of mandamus requiring the
BRACES county commissioners
court to order a local option cleo
ton in all of Brazos county except
Precinct No. 8, as prayed for in the
petition of the pros, which Judge
Scott held TO be legal. The date
upon which the order will become
effective was not announced yes.
terday. The attorneys for the
lnti.prohibitionists gave notice Of
appeal to the court of civil appeals,
first district. The hearing occu.
pied the attention Of the court two
days and half.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-13

Der Of years ago and has resided in
this section continuously since.
tie was active and industrious w
to his last illness, and was mana.
ger of the Davis plantation.
Mr.. Sanders leaves one son, Mr..
John Sanders, who is grown and
married, and was a brother of the
late Capt. 7. d. Sanders. He was
also an ex Confederate soldier, and
a man who enjoyed the esteem and
con fidence Of all who knew him.
The remains were brought 10
Bryan and funeral services will be
held this morning at the home Of
Mr.. o. L. Miller. lnterment will
follow at the Boonville cemetery,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-13

The New York Sun says the
recent yacht races cost Sir Thomas
Upton 100000. Sir Thomas is
doubtless a good man and a chart
table man, 20 far as We know, and
he has been lauded to the skies by
the people who have so badly
beaten him, but for all that it does
seem he could have gotten more
pleasure out Of that vast sum OF
money by using it for the relief OF
the poor people of his own London.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-13

The boil weevil has struck
Arkansas, and now that fellow
the Arkansas Traveller" struck
playing the fiddle never can cover
his house. The Beeville p 80 .avs
o o h W. sent a bottle Of boil
weevlls back to his father in
Arkansas couple Of weeks ago,
thinking they would be curiosities
among the farmers in that section.
/ Mr.. Hall, senior, writes his son
that they came too late to excite
curiosity, as the advance guard
had already arrived, and that thai
portion of the state had weevils tC
spare, just like the Bee county
variety.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-13

The statement OF Mr.. Julius
Runge, president of the Galveston
Cotton Exchange, that the boil
weevil will prove to be a blessing
in disguise because it will force
many farmers to cease dependence
upon cotton and raise other crops,
is substantiated by the facts. The
process of the change from the one
crop practice to diversifcation has
already begun and the universal
success Of the effort is having its
effect. Dependence on cotton is
becoming a thing Of the past
and dread of the boil weevil and
other cotton pests is giving place
to an abiding confidence in the
many other crops from which
more profit can be secured.-Waco
Times. Herald.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-13

Technical training in agriculture
not only enables the farmer to
make larger crops with greater
certainty, but when he finds that
successful farming is applied
science" in which there is ample
scope for the exercise Of all the in
tellectual faculties, and for the APP
plication Of all the learning on
hand or available, he begins to
have more respect for his business,
and may even feel a laudable pride
in his'evident copartnership with
nature. No man was ever success
full in any business who held that
business in contempt. No man
can be more certainly successful
than a farmer who feels pride in
his profession. Laudable pride i.
a difiusiye stimulant and shoulC
be taken regularly in full doses. -
Farm and Ranch.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-13
BRYAN BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.

Notice is hereby given that on
account of there not being a pas.
tor Of the Bryan church, we have
arranged, by consent Of the Bryan
church, for the meeting Of the
Bryan Baptist association on Sat
urday before the first Sunday in
October with the Reliance church
instead Of with the Bryan church,
as previously announced.
J. NJ. Bullock,
Moderator.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-13

Muskogce. I. T., Is 10 have a $50
pera house and hotel combined
James A. King. n well known Indian
Territory attorney, passed away at
Tahlequah.
Ants carried Runnels county. Texas,
by twenty-one majority. also san
Jacinto county.
EIIhu Pennington one ~ the princi-
pals IN the Bellvlile tragedy, was KILL
ed al Wallis Tex.
AZ the result OF quarrel over the
division Of crops near Lone VOL
Okla, Dick shiller was killed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-13
W. MACK SANDERS DEAD.
Passed Away At His Home in the Bot
tom-Burial at BOOuyllle.

As stated in the Eagle yester-
day morning Mr., W. Mack Sar.
ders died at his home in the Brazos
bottom on the plantation of Hon.
Charles Davis Saturday morning
a! o'clock, after an illness Of
several days. Mr.. Sanders was
60 years old and a native Of Ala
bama. He came to Texas q mum
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-13

Miss Mamie Berry man announces
the openinL OF her music class at the
graded school Monday Sept. Ia. In
structions given on piano and string
ed instruments. Miss Bergman de-
sires to express her thanks for the
patronage she has enjoyed in the
past, and hopes for It's continu-
aAce. PIG