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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-22
JUDGE ARRAIcN Ed.
autherford Placed Under Bond and
Fined Fifty Dollars and Costs.

Durant. l. T.. March 2i.-Judge c
y. Rutherford. who shot twice at w
A. Durant In the Federal court room
here last saturday night. was ar
raigned before Commissioner Parker
here Monday upon the charge Of as
sault TO XIII and was held 10 the grand
jury In the sum OF $4,000 bond. He was
also tried before a jury upon the
charge OF carrying concealed weapons
and was found guilty ana was fined
$50 and costs.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-22
VIII Temporarily Retire.

Peoria. M. March 2i.-The health Of
John ]. Hannahan. grand master OF the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Firemen. is
such az 10 necessitate his temporary
retirement from the Affairs OF the Of
fee. After a two days visit In Chicago
be will go to Hot Springs Ark, for an
Indefinite stay.
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Appeals 10 piaz.

New Brunswick. y. j.. March 2its
appeal 70 President Diaz OF Mexico
assistance has been made by J. m
CordOva. the former Methodist clef
man under sentence here 20 serve
years In state prison for aband
and assaulting his wife.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-22
Extra Session in October.

Des Moines. Ia. March 2i.-SSenator
Allison Is authority FOR the statement
that President Roosevelt viii call con-
gress In extra session oct. ]. two
months In advance Of the regular ses-
sion for the purpose OF considering
the railroad rate question.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-22
look Possesnion.

City Of Mexico. March 2i.--Geners
Gonzalo Fernandes Monday took forms
possession of his position as governor Z
the state Of Mexico. his term 20 la
until March 20. 1903. The day was ob
served as a holiday here.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-22

Washington. March 2i-The su
preme court Of the United States has
denied the motion for writs OF habeas
corpus IN the cases OF Peter Miller
ana Thomas Shepperson. two OF the
Denver election officials who were
sentenced 20 terms OF Imprisonment
by the supreme court of Colorado or
charges Of violating the orders OF ths
court In connection with the November
election No witten opinion was
hzadad down.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-22
CASUALTY ESTIMATE.
Russia Says Japan Has Lost One Hun
dred Thousand Men.

Tie Pass. March 2l.--At Russian
headquarters az Gunshoe Pass los mile.
north OF Tie Pass. the japanese loss IS
are estimated 10 be 100000. Some OF
the troops employed TO cover the re-
treat from Mukden were badly demor-
allied losing their way In the hills q
the eastward and only now rejolning
their own division. SO certain was
General Kuropatkin ~ being able "a
hold Mukden that most OF the country
northward were not even distributed
Kuropatkin. however. resolved 10 ac-
cept battle against his own judgment
owing 20 the impatience Of St. Peters
burg for victory and he was confirmed
In this decision by false calculations oi
Field Marshal Oyama's strength.
one OF the main factors OF the sue
cess OF the japanese were their viola
ton of Chinese neutrality IN the use II
the Slnmintin road.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-22
Fatal sleep.

Beaumont. March 2i.--J. II
Deweyville went TO sleep on n
City Southern track A sod
train passed over him. orust
head and causing death
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Oil Exei,sm.nt.

oklahoma City. March 2i.-There IL
great excitement as the result OF the
discovery OF oil IN the Oklahoma City
test well al a deoth OF 2.o4o feet. Since
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-22

the publicity Of thefnd spectators ar
busy getting oil leases
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Cirilo Torres, of
Del Norte, have returned home
after spending several days visit
ing relatives and friends.
The enterprising merchant OF
Capulin, Mr.. Romualdo Ortiz, and
Mr.. Jesus Maria Gallegos went to
Alamosa last Tuesday on personal
business.
Rafael II. Trujillo went up to
the mountains this week to look
after his sheep. Mr.. Trujillo is
quite a busy man and is always at
work-a regular cascuret.
Jose Lauro Valdez has over ten
men and teams at work cuttiug
and stacking his extensive crop of
hay. Mr.. Valdez is rustler and
has one of the incest crops around
here.
Several Monte Vista parties have
been at Capulin this week, trying
to buy up the balance of the lambs
that have not been sold but they
did not get any as the owners are
yet holding for better prices.
Dame rumor has whispered
around mere that there is going to
be wedding soon. If your cor
respondent gets the job of printing
the wedding invitations, then we
will be able to say more about it
A dios.
Epifanio Garcia has already
commenced to cut some of his
grain. As Mr.. Garcia is wide.
awake and attentive he has bic
and fine crop of grain and peas this
year. He is always working OF
his crops.
Felipe Ortiz and j. Fidel Ortiz
two of our most popular Capulir
Young men, came down from the
reservoir where they are at work
They are brothers, are well likeC
by everybody and have many
friends around here.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-08-11
!. EASTDALE

From Our Special Correspondent.
All will be busy in the harvest
fields next week.
Mrs. Coombs and Martin. of
Richfield, are here this week. visit
ing Mrs. Coombs' daughter, Nellie
Carter, and old-time neighbors.
Late rains have assured good
crops and made the farmers glad
They know how to appreciate them
after the loss by drouth year ago
Mrs. Eunice L. Dunn is home
again from Manassa, where she has
been assisting Pres. Margaret Has
kell and co-laborers in the chill
dren's primary work.
Our men and boys have just re-
turned from the camp on our Gu
Zebra ditch, having put it in good
repair to carry water for storage
this fall. Reservoir No. l has been
replenished by late rains and pow
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-08-11

measures four feet, four inches at
the gate, which is suffice It for
gardens and late crops.
Mr.. n. p. Hess and sons have
been to San Luis where they built
an addition to the treasury depart
ment of the county court house
and have now come home to finish
Mr.. Sanford Holman's new re l.
dence.
Jensen Bros. and Nelson Bros.
are getting their cattle home from
the Saugre de Christie mountains
this week. Bears and mountain
lions are playing havoc with some
of them. One steer brought home
is badly torn up.
Mr.. Hans Erickson of Eastdale
and Alfonso Chavez of Los Cerri-
tos, Conejos county, were united
in marriage at the home of the
brides sister in San Luis, on Aug
ust 7th, Bishop Jensen officiating
All join in wishing them a happy
journey through life.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-08-11
-. SANFORD -.
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From ur Special Correspondent.

From ur Special Correspondent.
Mrs. Chas Rippey, of Bountiful,
was in town Tuesday.
VIM. O. Crowther made II bust
ness trip to Denver this week.
Mrs. Henry Jones spent Tues
day as the guest of Mrs. H. A.
Jones.
Our town merchants have had
a task for the past two weeks sup
plying their customers with Sd
gar.
Our farmers are busy tuning up
their harvesters and the musical
hum will begin in earnest next
week.
Job Whitney went to his saw
mill Thursday. Mr.. Whitney is
kept busy supplying our growing
towns with lumber.
Those irrigated streets and
crossings are a disgrace to a citizen
of any town that permits it and
ought to be made crime punish.
able by Imprisonment for those
responsible for such conditions.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-08-11
-. CAPULlN ~.

From Our Special Correspondent.
Eusequio Quintano went to his
ranch this week.
j. Luis Rivera went to Antonito
and Conejos this week.
The wife of Juan Miguel Vigil
is recovering from sick spell.
We are enjoying real cool wealth
er now, especially after the show
ers.
John Haaf, of Monte Vista, cir
culated among his friends here
this week.
Senobia Gallegos and Mrs. Mar
garita Vigil went to visit relatives
at Conejos Monday.
For the last few days Capulin
has been visited by little showers
which do IA little good yet.
j. H. Whitney passed through
Capulin Tuesday, en- route to his
saw mill in the La Jara canon.
Manuel Martinez has brant
new wagon nowadays which h'
claims is No. ! wagon. Success
to you, Don Manuelito.
Juan G. Macs, the attentiv,
clerk at the johnson Supply Coz
big La Jara store, was among his
numerous friends around Capulir
last Sunday.
Juan NJ. Romero attended thu
teachers institute at Monte Vist'
this week and came home wei
pleased with the work done.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-08-11
-. LA SAUSES ~.

From Our Special Correspondent
The Rio Grande river is very low
now.
Our boys are all busy yet put
ting up hay.
There is nobody sick in La
Sauses. This is good news.
Business is good at La Sauses
at present and all expect prosper
ity when the big crops are har-
vested and lambs are sold.
A horse buyer from Fort Worth,
Texas. was here last Saturday and
purchased number from Dcci.
dario Cordova and j. j. Samora.
Last Saturday night this section
was visited by severe hail storm
which did considerable damage
to crops-peas, beans, corn, etc
However, we'll still have gooc
crop.
P. j. Chavez and son, Manuel
and j. b. Noranjo left for the
mountains west of Capulin las
Monday morning after poles ano
lumber. They are expected home
Wedne day.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-08-11
NEWS NOTES ABOUT ALL
OF OUR NEAR NEIGHBORS

at the home of Bishop Jackson's
last Monday at > p. m. Bishop
jackson officiating. None was
present but the parents of the
bride groom. Bishop jackson S fam
lily and Miss jamie Sellers. You
correspondent wishes them a long
and happy life.
Chris. Carr came home from Du-
range few days ago. He went
over to work at Haynie's saw mill
and was taken with small pox and
kept confined in the pest house for
thirty days. When he got able to
get around he returned home, not
being able to work.
A birthday party givin to Mrs.
\. W. Miller on last Monday eve
ming. August 7th,, will long be re-
membered. 1t was her forty first
birthday anniversary and about
forty of her friends gathered at her
home. bringing with them ice
cream. cake. fresh fruit, as well as
everything else that is good to eat
In the meantime they had arranged
an excellent program, consisting oi
songs, recitations, guitar and man.
dolin solos, etc. all of which Were
nicely rendered and greatly en-
joyed The evening was delight
fully spent, all returning to theil
homes about the eleventh hour.
Joseph Stover. the son of Jasper
and Mrs. p. p. Stover. who has
been sick for the past year witt
kidney trouble and unable to work
quietly departed this life Wednes
day at , O'Clock p. III. He Wa.
26 years old at the time of hi.
death. At the age of Is TO 20 h,
was an exceptionally stout man bu
later his kidneys became afflicted
and he continued to grow very
poor in health, until about yea,
ago he became so afflicted he coult
scarcely do any work until hi
death. Early in the spring h'
went south in Mexico thinking I
lower climate would help him bu
after spending month or two AN,
seeing that he continued to groy
worse he returned home. Hi
parents did all in their power t.
: save him. Drs. Pollock and Va
: Fradenberg did all they could fo
u him but it seemed that He VIII
does all things well saw fit to cal
him away from this mortal sphere
e All who have known the youn
. mans past life will no doubt fec
o that the change will be sweet t
: him. He was well liked by a
e who knew him and his presenc
/. will be missed. He was yer
t much divoted to his parents an
always willing to take their coun
n sci and advice. The parents hav
y the sympathy of this commmit
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-08-11
] EVENTS OF THE WEEK |

l.. A. Norland pulled in from
San Luis this afternoon.
Mrs. Z. j. Hendren is home,
after spending a week with her
mother on the farm.
Mrs. d. X. Murphy went to Ala
mosa Thursday night where she
will spend a week visiting friends.
DR.. Scheussler, expert dentist
and dental surgeon, will be in La
Jara the second week of each
month. Prices reasonable and
work absolutely guaranteed.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-08-11

j. Luis Rivera, of Capulin, was
one of the many welcome visitors
at the CHRONICLE office this week.
He was returning to his Capulin
home after having spent couple
of days transacting business and
visiting friends at Antonito and
Conejos.
Division Supt. Dan Jones, of Sa-
guache, spent a couple of days
this week in this vicinity, looking
over the water interests and assist
ing Commissioner Lovett in settle
ing several controversies over water
rights. They drove up to the res
ervoir yesterday and will inspect
the Carpenter lake before return
ing.
Juan Vigil, of Garland, Colo.
is at the Blake hotel critically ill
with blood poisoning. He was at
tending to the cattle in the la
Jara meadows last Monday morn
ing when piece of leather from
the end of his quirt struck the left
side of his face aud buried itself
deeply in the jaw. He was
brough here Thursday. suffering
great pain, with high fever, and
with the face and neck enormously
swelled. He seems to be some bet
ter to-day aud hopes of his recov-
cry are entertained.
The annual meeting of the
stockholders of the La Jara Build
ing d Loan association was held
last Monday evening and resulted
in the election of the old board of
directors without a change. The
new board organized by electipg
Leroy Wilson, president; S. E.
Newcomb vice-president; L. A..
Norland, treasurer; G. II. Wilder,
secretary. The past year has been
a most successful one for the as
sociation and it enters upon its
fourth year of usefulness in bet
ter shape and with even brighter
prospects than ever before
Mr.. F. S. Eldredge, who is visit
j. White johnson, his brother-in-
law, is man of great importance
in his line of work. He is an
ocean pilot and has charge of all
steamers bound for Philadelphia.
, taking charge short distance out
at sea, thence up the Delaware
river to the City of Brotherly Love.
, He is the chief officer and treasur-
er of the Pilots Association, COM
posed of all pilots of Pennsylvania,
New Jersey and Delaware. Mr..
/ Eldridge is much impressed with
Colorado possibilities, as he has
driven over the San Luis valley
; and noted the great productiveness
r hereabouts. He and Mrs. Ed
redge will remain in La lara about
two weeks.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-08-11
~. MANASSA p.

Frnm our spccInl Correspondent.

From Our Special Cores poudont.
John Hutfaker is ON the sick
list this week
Bishop jackson is completing
his barn this week,
Mrs. James II. Daniels has been
on the sick list the past week.
Mrs. Martin Christensen has
been quite sick the past few days.
Sephas Stover came home to be
at the bedside of his brother, Joe.
Mr.. Fred Warshauer and Mr..
Nell Dezel were in town doing
business last Friday.
Stephen A. Smith had a phone
placed in his house last week.
You may get him by calling for
Black 926.
Mr. j. w. Faucet has moveo
his family to Manassa. Mr.. Fau
cett will remain at Conejos work
ing at the carpenter trade.
Miss Allie Koch has returned
home from Sublette where she ha'
been working for Mrs j. c. Gil
leland for the post two months.
Henry Foster left for Utal
Wednesday night. He will lool
the Uintah reservation over anC
try his luck for piece of land.
p. A. Jack came down his cat
tie range on the Conejes river las
Thursday for change and to at
tend to some business while here
j. C.. Gilleland and family move'
down from Sublettc. Wednesday
Mr.. Gilleland has been running
the section house for some time a
that place, but owing to the strik
now on he is taking lay off.
Tommy Keel came home IA fev
days ago from Chama, n. NJ, t
spend few days with his famil
and will return this week. Tomm
is having his house ON the cas-
part of town completed. Mr. j. Il
Keel is experimenting the wori
Chas. Loguc has moved his fam
ily back to Manassa. MIR. Logu
has run the section house at Gun
bres for IA few years, but OWN
TO the strike which is ON now wit
the section and watermen he
out of employment at present.
Mrs. Ada Mickleson was mad
happy by the arrival of a fine b'
boy baby Tuesday night. n
doubt her husband, Erastus Micl
Lesson. will be happy when h
hears of the arrival of his sol
He is at Edith. New Mexic o
work at present.
John Sherman Land and Ellie
Hoves were united in matrimon
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-08-11
Notice.

Circumstances over which
have no control make it impossible
for me to entertain the Sewing
Circle ON the 18th.
Respectfully,
Mrs. j. WHITE JOHNSON.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-08-11

in their bereavement The funeral
will take place Friday at 10 O'Clock
a. IN. at the church house.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-18
STAND BACK, GENTS
I'm Come Fun Yellow
Fever Land an I'm
Dang'ous!

The railroad detectives and county
constable Jake Pope have been reap
ing harvests of hoboes at Johnston
street Seaboard station and yards dur
ing the past few weeks, but of all their
captures, that of r. X. Downing, a ne
gro tramp is the most amusing, and
by his wit the darkey nearly escaped
having thrown the officers into coll
vulsions of laughter.
When they approached him Down
ing cried passionately and with d well
feigned sympathy in his voice:
Stan back, gemmans! Use come
from New Orleans and has had de yell
low fever To- days! Stan back, gem
mans.
But instead of standing back the Of
flcers closed in and the patient" was
taken before Justice of the Peace Bar
bee, where the second chapter in The
episode occurred. Downing repeated
before his honor that he had been bit
ten by an infected mosquito. and had
felt the symptoms of the dread disease
four days. But the justice told the
darkey there was nothing in the world
better for a yellow fever tramp than
exercise on Wake county roads where
the soft breezes, pleasant climate.
nothing but water and com bread and
North Carolina bacon would be admin
istered to him in moderate quantities
When Downing finishes his thirty
days sentence he will be permitted 10
return to New Orleans and tell his
friends of his kind reception here.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-18
LUMINA at Wrightsviile is practi-
calIy u free hotel for cXcursiOnistS.
INSURANCE AGENT ARRESTED.
Bound Over to Court for Writing Bus
mess Without License.

Insurance Commissioner James R.
Young returned from Hickory and
Lenoir yesterday, where he has been
investigating the conduct of an insur-
ance agent. Commissioner Young ha0
w. w. Graham, the agent under sus-
picion, arrested at Hickory and he
was placed under a $500 bond for his
appearance at court.
The charges against Graham We're
for acting as agent for the Woodmen
of the World, not having a license,
and for writing business for the Royal
Fraternal Union, which has no license
to do business in this State. but has
been refused a license by the Insur-
ance Commissioner.
Very few are the agents in this State
who are writing insurance without IL
cense, and every case where this is
done, when discovered is prosecuted
vigorously by the commissioner. Not
a month passes without either a COM
pany in this State being put out of bus
mess here or company seeking adj
mission being refused a license The
number of these, however, is decreas-
ing every year.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-18

joke wild her-dat's why she doant
answer"
The little girl stood against a hat
rack in the hall, looking as though she
would like to speak very much. In
spite of coaXing she held her peace.
Her brown eyes glanced at one passive
ly with an infinite pathos. Her smile
simpered it's way into ones soul At
the end she stood holding the door,
wistful, wishing that she might at least
talk-what-how much or how little
to what degradation or, perchance, in
what strain of hot-house virtue. who
knows?
The mother was not in the house
The little girl her companions the
Pearls and the Ethels torn away, sat
waiting with the sombre negress for
her return. In the sad interior of the
cottage, with it's memories of yesterday
and the hopeless life that there abode
there was an added pity from the fig
ure of the black woman, cuddled
shrinking 1T the door and the lonely
little girl half-leaning against the hat
rack with her hands over her eyes fol-
lowing her directions not to ''speak to
men,"
After the place referred to had been
cleaned out by Rev. Massee, and his
helpers and Rev. Belts, the Rev RS.
stephenson WIS Gail iIS dUOul SUI
scription paper to raise money with
which to send this sad-lived little girl
to school, Contributors were many.
The charity appealed The little girl
will be sent aWay-mayhap she may
forget.
The women rescued from the house
will be sent to a Mrs. Whitmore, in
New York, manager Of the Door of
Hope" philanthropic but not char
liable institution.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-18
Police Justice Court.

SHARON Rogers, colored, was fined
$S.15 yesterday by the Police Justice
for disorderly conduct Roger S
brother was sent to jail Wednesday
for larceny, and Sharon went around
numbering about the affair and talked
Of the police and court, expressing
sentiments that did not eminate from
feelings inspired by civic virtue.
Ernest Brooks, colored, was fined
$S95 for being disorderly in the mar
ket. On Wednesday Brooks reported
another negro for unruly behavior and
yesterday the tables turned, for the
victim of Wednesday was a victor of
vengeance yesterday.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-18
A FEVER MENACE
The Panama Canal Nav
Spread the Yellow
Fever.

Mr.. Gerald Mccarthy, State Bio
logist, has made a study of the yellow
fever conditions in the South, and
the origin of the disease, and volun-
teers an original thought relative to
its spread and the future dangers
from it.
Mr. Mccarthy says it is certain that
the shortening of the distance and
the time between the West Indies and
tropical Polynesia and Asia by the
construction of the Panama canal,
will spread the yellow fever disease
to the South Pacific and probably to
China. The true, or. common yellow
fever mosquito, stegamyia fasciata, is
known to exist ia the South Sea Is
lands and in Southern China, and in
India.
Yellow fever, Mr.. Mccarthy says,
is epidemic or always present in two
widely separated sections of the tropi-
cal zone-the West Indies and the
west coast of Africa. 1t is not known,
he said. in which center the disease
originated, but it is probable that it
originated in comparatively recent
times, since in the greater portion of
the tropics it is still unknown.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-18
Go to Wrightsville Beach-See Gay
and Brilliant LUMINA.
Seaboard's August 22nd Excursion
Will be Run to Wilmington With
out Fail.

At a meeting of the Wilmington
Board Of Health yesterday, the action
of the day before was reconsidered
and it was decided to allow such eX-
Cursions as We're deemed proper to en-
ter the city. Therefore the Seaboard' 5
excursion of the 22nd to Wilmington
will be allowed to enter without any
trouble whatever. This will be receiv-
ed with a great deal of pleasure by
numbers of Raleigh people, who will
take this chance of paying a delight
full visit to the celebrated resort
Wrightsville Beach. at very little cost
Remember the day. August 22nd.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-18
Cotton Farmers Meet Tomorrow.

The Wake county division of the
Southern Cotton Association will hold
meeting at the court house in Raj
eigh tomorrow at IL o'clock.
1t is highly important that this
meeting be we'll attended, therefore
let every one interested in the price
of cotton be on hand promptly at II
o'clock. Business of Importance will
come before the meeting and we need
the presence of all the cotton growers
in the county.
A. C. GREEN, President,
Wake County Division.