davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-11
So. GonsreB.
Senat I.

W abington n, 10. Geb. Der
Senat bernabm beute ben erfen 3eu=
gen In benz pro3eB gssen &i9ter
Suapne bon 6lorioa.
Die Anflaae urrbe Namsns bes9aus
fes bon palmer bertreten, Der eine
rsberf9t Der Nnflaaepunfte CAB uno
ertldrte, es rptiroen ale bsuisfen tuer'
ben.
Die beutigen 3eusenausiagen be3o.
gen fi9 auf 9Otelre4nunsen. bic ber
Ri9ter BEL Sibunsen in Seras bere4=
nete.
Der Senat bef6lob, ieben Gag bic
Stunben bon 2-5 benz Swapne.p ro=
seRe 3u tpiomen.
Sn grefutib, Sibung b~srbanbelte Der
Genat 2 Stunoen iiber bic S1isbs=
geri9tsbertrdee Der Ser. Staten nit
8 europdiiden 8eeierunsen. Diesmal
cling tie Oppoftior ni6t bon fioli6en
Senatoren aus, osren @iniden ent=
fpro4en purbe. g. muroen 8ebenfen
gsser, bic Safung srbober1 uno Wors
gan erfldrte fd prin3ipiea aesen
S9iebsseridts gertrdge In ieelider
Jorm. Die geratbuns wiro morsen
fOrfgeieSt uerben.
6aus.
Das Saus nabm beute 433 pribat-
penfonsbils in anbertbalb Stunoen
on uro berietb bann fur3s 3eit bic
Bill, tpel9e cine &esieruns far Die pa-
nama=9anal5one einfebt.
SO trat frtb 0ertagung Elm, UNI ben
Rspublitanern 3eit au elmer 3onferens
iiber bic Staatenbia au seben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-11
Sou
@enisifens 3 9sute toot.

2arebp, Ser., 10. 5eb. =
3miiaen gnleros unb Ga Uentura,
258 Meilen fholid bon bier ffieb elm
perfonenaug nit einem Gradt3uge sas
iammsr. Orei periOnen fno toot,
bod m6gsn nod 2ei&en in einem 800
gen fem, Der 70 bon Sriimmerrt nbers
bduft III. bab man nod niat au ibm
gelangen fonnte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-11

@sben - 30. 2 rstber $1.19} ust Oslss
fen. Sl.16} pom RibIem; 30. 8 rotba el.I2
5ebrmar 81. 10; Besemueaex $l.1s.
Rom (neaes) - go. l weiS 4l}e 10.
weib 44c go 9 wetb 44e; so. 4 pest.
42e; 70. 2 uets semai4a 44e 30. Q
metb senif4t 44c SO. 4 wetS oeutf4.
42e; SO 2 geld 44c; 70. 8 seb ~ |;
go. 4 seb 42e; go. 3 seatf@t a. ;
30. 8 aenHi&t 44c; 30. 4 seasi4t as /:
3oIben 445<c.
oafer- 70. 3 wst6a 32e; 20. 9 ussDa
Sae; 30. 3 oeusii9tH 32e; SO. 8 aeus34tss
8l4e.
&ea - SO. 1 ata,otts SO Is; no.
2, ST. 8
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-11

Nem Dorf: ,Sieilia" bon Neapel.
0inerpool: Baltic" bon Retu Dort;
,Sperina" bon Bottom.
gabi3: nWoltfe" ben Weu Oorf.
BORT be Granee: rprinSffn 8ietoriu
2uiie".
6abre: ga Champagne" bon Hetr
Dort".
2~openba9en: .Sslanb" bon Nem BORT.
Mntmerpen: wYaoerlano" bon Rem
BORT.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-11

SnSianapoIts Detail gertaufspreie:
Narauutb 3Iee 81. 6O-N.0 90.
39otber $s.00@$6. 70.
Nliife 81. 26-$8.OO.
NIfaIfa $8.60@$0.OO.
@eiber IS. 60L$1O.26.
6anch 2intotbp $1.6b-$l.90.
@ewdbIter ST. 00-$1.06.
8rhma 81. W-$1 go:
6ancp 3entudp DIausrab $1.40-&1.b0
@gtra rei1es Ia @taf 6Ocl60c.
Or4ore @rab $1.45-$1.60.
3eb Top tn @baf 66c-t1.2 6.
8etfer Soma Samer Cater 60c-e0e.
@eiber SQinoiS s6c-66e.
Samen Corn wetb ustb geIb - SO,
&naber Su6errobr eausen $1-1.26. -
@nfIase @orn 9Oc-$1.l0.
6ribiatr 0erfe 90c-$l.10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-11
Q O {.

Rotbe Giiben-$1.7b per SToS.
Rraut-6oe Bis 76c per Sat.
8IumeniobI 1925 pes Tab.
Gurfen 4Oc per Eorb.
GeIerp-per Bxn& 20c.
Crime Wobnsn 75e PEE 1uibel.
RartoHeIn 81 .06-l.l0 per Sad.
GabfartoHeln 81. 76-8.1 per Sab.
Stabilize 26e-8oc per Dusenb 1an@es.
8m,ebeIn - 81 peg Nwibel.
Sponif@e 8piebeIn 81. 80 per 6rate.
Naup Bobneu $40 PEE OuibeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-11
H { 10 b a.

N ID { 10 - Sd., III.
6sb, Sas 2anonenboot Netpport.
bas n,ebrere Sage feuerlos auf bobe,
See setrieben battle. uuroe beute bon
benz S9lepper @Obneta in ben biefaen
S9ifsbaa9of our &eparatur sebra1t.
6inberniffe In SanOo o.
mingo.
Rem Oorf. 10. 6ebr. 2ontre.
ADMIRAL Si9sbee, welter bas cnraibi=
fds @ei&uaoer fommGnbirt, pat, uis
bic .pusrtO pIuia" (San Sominso)
berihtet bic &egieruns iener Republii
bena4ridtigt, oab er oieielbe fur ieben
4nsrif auf 2eut. -@ommanber 2eiper
bonn 2reu3er Detroit. Der bic 2eitung
oes 3Olbauies 81 Monte @brifo iiber=
nommen bat, perantuortli1 hdlt.
2eiper lanoete a1ein, unbemaHnet unb
uuroe bon mebreren Perioner anse-
sriffen.
Die Beb6roen in Monte gbriio be
baupten. oaS fie bon Der Resieruns
feine Sntruttionen baben, bic 9eitung
Der 3oubduier on 2eiper gu iibsrtra=
gen. Die Selegraphenordbte finb bur9.
i4nitten.
Der 9reu3er Nemart belt Mittmo6
Nadt Elm Su9lidt auf bas 3olbaus
seridtet uno Yoote bsreit, UNI in,
1otbfaue Sseiolbaten 3u lanosn.
Sodwaer
geattpniIIs, 2p., 10. Tsb.
Die Glutbwele o 10 SUB 66be i'm
2entudp fam heute bier bortiber.
Wsbrere Sol3reden braden unb ss
gingen biele Baumfdmme ~perloren.
Ser Sdaosn Der 6ol3bdnoler lit be-
trddtli9.
SnfeIn 3u berfauen.
W abington n, 10. Geb. So.
lombia fdeint bemibt 81 fein, bon Den
Der. Staten cine sntiddoiguns oafir
gu erbalten. bob Der aepublit bic aebn
Wiaionsn fur ben panama.2anal ents
ganael finb. Wan nil iebt ben Wsr.
Staater Elm paar tleins Snieln. wsl9e
ni&t melt bon benz 6afen bon @biriqui
In Sofa &ica belegen inb, als 2ob=
lenfation bsrtaufen, unb bsrlan9t ba.
fur bic mdbise summe bon finf3sbn
Wi1ionsn Dollars. Die Snfeln baben
Elm BOAR quite 6dfen, unb ba fie einige
bunoert Weilen bon golon liegen, 10
tpdren He ni9t obne Wertb fur bic Ser.
Staten. SnbeB 1T es abiOlut ausses
i9loKen, baB bic biefise Rssieruns au4
riur an,dbernb einen 10 bOben Bstra9
fur bic Snisln be3ablen ptirbe.
Gbas. 8. 6adIep I.
Wasfegon, Mi9., 10. Seb.
@bas. 8. 9adlep, uel&er Der bisRgen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3upenbungen In
Der 66be bon 80. 900. 900 eema9t bat,
if beute geftorben. Ct erlag sinem
6ersleiben. Cine Witttpe unb brei an=
geiomme1e 2inoer iiberleben ibn.
Seine 0interlaReni4aft tuiro auf $15,.
600, 600 sei9dbt.
SALE.
SuIutb, Minn.. 10. Sch. =
rleber ben obsren Seen berrf9t tpieber
cine falte We1e. Das Quedflber fanf
auf 81 Grab untsr NuQ.
Grnennung q.
% abinaton 10. Geb. Ser
prdfbent iiber'anbte BEN Senate bic
grnennun9 Sos. $. 2ibbp's gum Sou.
perneur bon Mrisona.
Gf9= wnenb.BiII
Darlington, 10. Gsb. Der
2ouHift 3mif9en benz prdfioenten unb
benz Senate beshelid 8arif.@ eiebae-
buna miro nun wobl gum Nustrass
fommen. Die GID 3opnfenb : Bill,
bic I'm 0auie als parteimabrsgsl bur&.
gefebt tuuroe, gebt nun ans Senats-
fomite FIR suii9enfaatli9en SanbeI,
befen 8orfiber STEPHEN 3. @ltins,
elm Babneigentbtimer III. Wann oie-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-11

%. 30 per Sub.
Ucnanen-0ewdbIte 81. as biz $1.76 per
8un&, speite HuoItG 76e BIB $1.00.
RotusmA6e-$3.26 per 0unsert.
Gstronen-$2. 66-3.25
Dransen-Sancp @aItfornia @apels $2.76
SsIoriba 1910 BIB $3.50.
8irmen 7be-$l 90 per WuibeI.
Tancp Htrnen-$1.6o per Crate.
Seisen: Snrprna 11-16e bas Dfano.
DatteIn &c pei Bfunb, 80 Rfs. RiheR.
Neuer~ Sonig-18c.
Irauben l6c Biz i9e per Rorb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-11
Sdledte MuSiidten
Stir bic s9iebsgeri9tszS ertrdse unb bic etaatembil,

aomhih swiiden grGfbent nmb senat in ansidt. : &abinettshsuns. = 9i
Siferen5en anf SaI Domingo beginner berdts. Sas aanonen=
boot glemport nod gewport Stems, go bnsirt. - 3wei 3pas
bdnin af Gun Sominsu IN amerianiidem 8efbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-11

Aarfte OeTanQerIe cranplnr cis.
{ rGuifurter 7}c: Bologna IN D6rn1ex &c, In
au@ 6Hc.
S@nsat IN 1terces i. Dual. &c: q
EucIitdt 8Se; 8. 0naIttdt e}e
OWtser, 0tes aae Otaaoes
2dnoIer be5abIen folsenoe preie:
Butter - Country. TIC, &reoHers 80 ,
sIeta 33e.
oter-2c per Tutenb.
4tbner 10c. 3abne 5. TuriepS-l0--14e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-11

SnbianaYsI8 RaNees8reEe
0euSbnI. Bio gutter 10-12e; trtxsa ID 60
udbltr 14-l6e ; 5anep 82i-8Se, 0cIbes
Deuorp 10 BIB 22e, Sapa 28-s2e.
SIN Hadetsa:
artcia $13. 7S. Zion $13.75, Serjet sls.7B;
Caracas $18. as. DtawortbY SI2. 30. Dsr36
Sasa 8lens SIG. co. aiIBeu9 SIS. sS. 0ats1
Hlenbeb Sapa $l2.60.
8uder-Domtnoes 8.72c; Shi6sudes ? 07
puIuerifrte 6.57e; xxx4 yulpertFrtes &sae.
fehner ~seanuttrter 6.37e; Gssbes {. 72e: Gon.
feetsomers' N6 82e; R~ibsemoob q soc; Rkh
mtg u 6.07e; GsnYtre Is. s2e; Sbsal Gstra
@oIben 8 6.S7e; @tabfor ortra 6 6.s2t.
&ibsewooS 6 b.72e: seIber 8 |. s7e; Is .
tsr 3. 80.
@etrOdmete Tra4te-AepfeI, an bee eoxxs
setro6net, 6e; Sobannesbeeren 7s tts 7ks;
ettrom 15e bS lac; Rofnen, 2 Grous, pz
pfumb. II, 8 9roua 7ae, 1 9rowm TIC jaas
naenfreie 'bis Sc, California gasseatel TIC;
euItaaa nc. tu,portirte suItana lie bs lie
California aprttofen s. Bis 12c,
YidIes-2400 I'M Sas SO; HOc TN SsS
30; 1900 TN SaItfaS $500; 600 Ia: Sat
$3.50.
eprrp-etambarb @ern 2se BIB s6e, sb
udbtter &c BIB 32e; eorsbum s8e De 8ss;
Reu Orleans @oIsHes Ice bts 26e; seudtI.
ter 30e Bis 38e.
Gtmsema&te Sri9te- BIadserries Ffh..
$1.10c 4ea@es STANDARD, 8 3d., a.
s.26; combs 8 4funb 81. 6OIS1.6 S; Biz
4saaes. 81. 40-$l.60; Ananas, etmbmA.
Rfb.. $l.66-Sl.se; eeeonbs, 3 Rt,nsh,
s1.25 SLAB; CRIME 8obnen. 8 YtunA Raxu
men, 8obama Ananas $1.806Sa. 2Se.
Sefebte esbfem, $1.2O-sl.7b |. frRbe SIND 90
eents, Rarrop Cox, etnseust@te 66e-soe
1ometoes. Q gfanb. 81. 10-s1.l5, 8udsr,
Rom SOc-$l.S6 &pfeEbatter, pet DuteRh.
8 Pfu,s. 81.
MiHe-8rasiI nea Sc bic loo; SfIberts Tx,
@anbetn IA; wei4f4aIise &anbelx Lie;
Serbian NanbeIn l6c; Heanxts 6e BE SIC,
ser6fete 7c bis Sc; gnsIH4e BaImitHe
Gff8-Rah 90 gr. 1eR). Tab, ellie ~
@aIote.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-11

00te.
engros 8 Bertaufspreie SmYorttstes
eGpepertdfe Doc per pfuns etxbetmtt0s.
S4wepertdie 17c, Dtseonfn Cream . a63s
lS3. Stem gors ebebbars l8}e, etxRetut
i&er 2~tnsbrrser 13-14e. Grid 18-1lc.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-11

SnSianapoIis Detail gertaufspreHe:
Wns,s,,s,,{k 0Iee eR En ~ m
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-14
ALDERMAN PRESIDENT
North Carolinian Head Of University
Of Virginia.
NOTABLES ATTENDED
Birthday Anniversary Of the Sage Of
Monticello Marked First Change
In Its Government Since
Days Of Founder.

Charlottesville. Va. April l3-The
installation OF DR.. Edward Anderson
Aldernan as president OF the Univer-
sity Of Virginia. which took place
to-day. caused universal interest IN
educational circles as marking the
first change In the governmental poll
Icy OF the institution. established BY
Thomas Jefferson eighty years ago.
and 20 this noted university the Ia
nous statesman devoted the latter pc
riod OF his life. President Jefferson
wrote into It's charter that the univer-
sity's government should be adminis-
tered by a board OF regents. the chair
men for which was 10 be selected from
among the professors. Along these
lines the University OF Virginia grew
10 It's present place as a potent factor
among the higher institutions Of learn
Ing OF the south. Recent developments
Of the university rendered its efficient
administration impracticable under the
old methods and change was made
W HNNtAAAtlHs LII AAANA-
man T. a native OF wilmington. ~. G.
He devoted his life TO educational work
and was at the head OF the university
OF his state when he left II 90 take
the same place IN Tulane U.ouisiana)
university. which institution he left
for his new post OF duty.
The ceremonies embraced addresses
by leading educators OF the nation
and governor OF the state and was car
ried out In the assembly hall Of the In
stitution. Many persons were here 20
witness the ceremonies. on behalf OF
the state Governor Montague delivered
the FIRST address. For the faculty
Professor II. Smith was heard. SEN
ator Thomas $. Martin spoke for the
alumni. with Sister Universities" as
his text. Professor Archibald G.
Coolidge OF Harvard spoke. Nicholas
Murray Butler OF Columbia university
for universities of the north. Walter
Barnard Hill OF the University OF
Georgia for the south and President
Richhrd Henry Jesse Of the University
Of Missouri for the west made ad-
dresses. President Alderman concluded
the programme with his inaugural ad-
dress.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-14
AGREED TO ACCEPT.
oonstion Of Rockefeller VIII Be Taken
BY the Mission Board.

Boston. April IA statement was
made public by the prudential COM
mittee OF the American board OF com
miasioners for foreign missions. which
has agreed 70 accept the 100000 Of
fered 20 the board by John d. Rocke-
feiler Two weeks ago the prudential
committee adopted the report OF a
subcommittee recommending the ac-
ceptance of the money. but In view
OF the strong protest made by the con-
sregational clergy. final action was
deferred until Tuesday when a sup
Elementary report was made by the
subcommittee. This report. with
that OF two weeks ago. was adopted
A supplementary report. which was
made public Wednesday. takes up the
objections Of the protestants. and as
scrts that they are not 20 prevent the
board from furnishing the money.
One of the points In the report Is the
claim OF the commltte that the board
cannot legally return Mr. Rockefel-
lers money because the decisions OF
the highest court are 20 the effect
that trustees who have once accepted
a gift and assumed certain obligations
have 70 power 10 return the gift and
20 absolve themselves from those OBJ
legations.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-14
COFFEYVILLE EXCITED
Race War Nearly Resulted Due u
=, Criminal Assault.
BLACKS ORDERED OFF
Dozen Revolvers Leveled By Negroes
at Head OF Chief Of Police and
Number OF Arrests Are
Made OF Offenders.

coneyville. Kan. April IA race
war has been narrowly averted here
a. the result Of the assault by u negro
upon Mrs. Joe Griffith. white. the
wife Of a machinist. Negroes Of the
worst class were ordered 10 leave
town. In anticipation OF a clash be-
tween the two races the mayor issued
PROCLAMATION ordering that all the
citizens disarm. and az the same time
many special officers were sworn In.
Since the negro's attack upon Mrs.
Griffith the negroes have been arrning
To prevent iynching. as seemed likely.
and An attempt 90 disarm a number
OF blacks resulted In a dozen revOl-
vers being leveled at Chief OF Police
Smiths head. The negroes rshed 20
the scene. when body OF whites stop
ped them with leveled revolvers. The
leader among the negroes was choked
into inEensibility and the others were
subdued. the trouble being ayertrd
for the time az leest. Many arrests
were made. After the arrest Of nine
OF the ringleaders the negroes began
10 leave the streets. Six more ne
groes were later arrested without trou-
bic. Four hundred deputies were
sworn IN with orders 10 shoot at the
slightes, provocatlon. Not a negro
was 10 be found on the streets at s
o'clock Wednesday night. The white
people are patrolling the streets. and
they say they are determined 20 rid
the town OF bad negroes.
A report came from Lenapah. twelve
miles south Of here. In the Indian Ter
ritory. that the negro who assaulted
Mrs. Griffith has been run down and
captured. The news caused much ex-
eitement here. and there was a renew
al OF lynching threats.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-14
FISCAL AGENT APPEALS.
vensEusls's Representative al Paris
Addresses People Of France.

Paris. April ls.-General velutini
Venezuelan hsoai agent. in the course
OF an interview. appeals TO public opin-
ion IN France in behalf OF the courEe
adopted by President Castro He says
the French cable company seeks 20
substitute force through government
Tor the usual proceduro
of Venezuelan courts. and asserts that
Venczuela's action against various
foreign companies T. due 20 not full
nlllng of engagements ara lending of
support O. rcvolutionlsts what woulI
France say" General Velutlni asked.
~ sha detected foreign uccompliccs
and plotters against the security of the
state7 The general maintains that
France should take sympathetic view
OF Venezuelas resisting cncroachments
Of foreign corporations
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-14
Cana un Anain.

Montreal April lathe Gaynor and
Green case came Up again Wednesday
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-14
CASES REVERSED.
Circuit Attorney Did Not Verify by
AHidaVits information Used.

ST Louis. April l3-The supreme
court OF Missouri reversed and re-
manded the cases OF Charles F. Kelly.
formerly speaker OF the lower house
or the ST Louis municipal assembly.
and Charles A. Gutke. formerly a
member OF that body who were con-
victed on charges OF perjury and
bribery respectively. In connection
with the investigation of the so-called
municipal combines The cases were
reversed on the ground that the cir
cult attorney did not verify by az
hdavits the informations upon which
the men were tried.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-14
SWITCH WAS OPEN.
Thought to Have Been Done by Mis-.
ereant 20 Cause a Wrsek.

vioksburg. Miss. April i3.-7Ditohing
of northbound passenger train No. ~
on the Yazoo and Mississippi road at
Hardee Station. sixteen miles north
OF here. was caused by opening OF a
switch leading to a spur track The
turning OF the switch was evidently
the work Of some miscreant who plan
ned a wreck. Though early rumors
were OF many deaths and injured. no
one was killed and only two injured.
James Decoureny. express messenger.
had a leg broken. Adelaide Smith. n
negress. had a knee sprained. The
train was running forty-eight miles
an hour. The engine and tender
plunged into a ditch and the baggage
car passed over. Both the engineer
and fireman escaped.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-14
DEMOCRATIC BATTLE CRY.
Congressman Rsiney of Illinois Says
Must Be Back TO the People"

New York. April i3.-Congressman
Rsiney OF Illinois. was chief speaker
at the Jefferson dinner given here by
the Harlem Democratic club. He de-
clared the new battle cry of the Dem
ocratic party must be Back TO TIM
people" and be applied 10 regulation
OF public utilities. In this connection
he said: III II was found impossible
20 regulate and control these public
utilities so that they are servants. not
masters, OF the people, Chicago has
pointed out the way. Rather than sub
init 20 railroad owership OF the instru-
ments OF the government. the people
VIII demand and have government
ownership OF railroads"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-14
JAPs DEPARTED.
Hurriediy Vacated a Place. Not Even
Finishing Their Dinner.

81. Petersburg. April IA dispatch
from Gunshu Pass. dated Wednesday.
says the Russian advance detachment
on the Mandarin road pushed forward
April II and bombarded Machiantzy at
midday. japanese infantry and cav
airy hurriediy vacated the place. leav-
ing their dinners. maps. etc.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-14

Al Texarkana J. o. Hucy a young
white man. was seriously stabbed. c.
II. johnson. a negro mail clerk on the
Kansas City Southern road. was jailed.
Willie Arlington. thirteen years old
was arrested at Wal;a. Mont. charged
with killing william Sitz. his step
father.
George Jackson. a negro az Dallas
fleeing from arrest. was shot by q
policeman and seriously wounded IN
the back.
The Hippodrome. New York's latest
place Of amusement, opened wednes-
day night with every one Of the $500
seats taken.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-14
Oil PrIs.,A( ,due.d.

chanute. KAN April i3.-The price
OF oil on all grades were reduced two
cents per barrel In the Kansas field
Wednesday. This makes the maximum
price ss cents per barrel and the price
for the lowest grade accepted by the
Standard Is t7c.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-14
SERIOUS RAILROAD WRECK.
Reports First Received Stated Many
Were Killed and Iniured.

Vicksburg. Miss. April is.-By a
wreck on the Yazoo and Mississippi
Valley railroad fourteen miles north Of
here first reports said many persons
had been killed and injured. The acct
dent occurred at midnight wednesday
night one report says sixty-seven
persons were hurt. Trains were said
70 have collided. Physicians went from
this city.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-14
Seven Persons Injured.

Belletontaine. o.. April is.-TraIn
No. 40, between Cleveland and 81.
Louis. one OF the fastest trains on the
Cleveland. Cincinnati Chicago and So.
Louis railway. was wrecked here and
seven persons were more or less seri-
ousiy Injured.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-14

before Judge Ia rurtaTu-. ovnaru srv-
Master argued for the prosecution.
quoting many letters and documents
that were used In the trial Of Captain
Oberlln NJ. Carter.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-14

Five negroes have been arrested at
Hearne. Tex. for whipping a teacher
OF their race. They did this because
the pedagogue chastised . negro girl
pupil.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-04
Bids Wanted.

Saaled proposals in Duplicate will be re- ceived by the ely treasurer of the city of Montgomery. Ala. until 12 o'clock noon. Monday, April 3. 1905. for paving side walks with Schillnger or Hexagon block according to specifications In city engin- eer's office. on both sides of Virginia ave- nue from the south side of Mildred street to the north side of Jefferson Davis ave- nue.
 On the north side of Jefferson Davis avenue from west side of Court street to tie east side of Amanda street.
 On the south side of Jefferson Davis avenue from the east side of Holcombe street to the east side of Amanda street.
 On both sides of Jefferson street from east side of Bainbridge street to the west side of Ripley street.
 City counol reserving the option to pay for the above work in bonds at par value or cash. Also reserving the right to re- feet any and all bids Bids 10 be accom- panied by a certified check of s250 on eacf street. R. s. WILLIAMS. 3-2-3t City Treasure
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-04
Too Jealous for Good Roads.

A majority of the members of Con gress were very much surprised this morning when they looked over the agri- cultural appropriation bill as agreed to in conference and now before the Presi- dent for his approval to find that Martin Dodge. director of the office of public roads Inquiries, and his assistant, M. O. Eldridge had been legislated ous of of flee. The agricultural committee went to work and inserted a paragraph read ing that the director must be a "sci- enlist" This lets Mir. Dodge out, and as for his assistant the office is not even mentioned. Dodge is a native of Ohio a tive of Tennessee.
 It Is claimed by members of the com mittee that the reason Dodge and El- dridge have been legislated out of office Is that they have exhibited entirely too much zeal in creating sentiment for the good roads bill, the populist measure. in troduced by Representative Brownlow of Tennessee. Congress has yearly made appropriations flor disseminating infor- nation on the subject of good roads |" This has been construed by Dodge and Eldridge as meaning that they should push Brownow's bill. and nearly every thing they have been sending out on the subject has tended to create an enthusi- astic rural demand for the adoption of the Brownlow bill. Even gentle hints from the Secretary of Agriculture could not restrain Dodge and Eldridge. so in this indirect manner 1t has been decided to dispense with their services.
 A Massachusetts man is said to have been selected for Dodges place.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-04
steamboss Damaged by Fire.

New Orleans, March 3.-The steam boat Columbia, owned by the Carter Packet company, was badly damaged by fire this afternoon. The vessel, al most fully loaded, was lying at the wharf when the fire started and seemed to come from the hold. The upper works of the steamer soon col lapsed. The cargo consisted of 11S9 bales of cotton and miscellaneous freight, some of which had been dis. charged, but much of the remainder was damaged by fire and water. Loss of boat and cargo estimated at $50,000 Well insured.