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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-25
8eb0rSe fir Offemtlt@e @erte.

Die 8eb6rbe 6ffentli4er Werte ent.
i9ieb enogiiltig 9eitern, bic &ooiebelt
Nbe. nit gadfeinen pflaitern 3u lahen,
au9 bic gaft Ctr. pirb nit 8adfei=
nen gefaitert uerben; bie bon ben
@runoeigentbumsbefbern einserei9te
petitiOn fiir gitbulitic=pfafer puroe
berworfen.
Ingebote tpurben entgegengenommen
@smenttSsitsntpsss an Der IL. Str,
bon Der groots Strabe, 300 GuE
tusfli9.
gement=Ssitsntpsse unb &innitsins
in 2spfons Ibe. bon Der Mi9isan bic
our 10. StraBe.
@emeni=Ssitentpege an Der 20. ctr.
bon Sisblanb plaee Bis our 1. Naep
5Fli9 bon Der Senate Npe.
Cement Seitentpege unb &innfteint
an Der %. Str., bon Der @olumbic
Mbe. Bis our yanbes Str.
Mbsuss gaual in Mllep bfli9 bor
Der Souglab Strabe rnb anberer
Straben Inb OILERS bon Der Nortf
Strabe bis our 2innep Str.
Nbaugs @anal In SouslaB Ctr.
bon Der Snbiana Nbe. bis 3ur Walnut
Strabe.
@nbgtltig bei9lohen {: gr6fnuna
unb 0erldn9erung Der erfen Maep 6ff'
LID bon Der capitol Mbe., bon be,
CHARLES bis gapitol Mbe.
@ement=Seitenmege In Roa9e Mne,
bon ber S6urman Mbe. bis gum @anal,
@ement Seitenwe9e tn Sbeffieii
Mpe., bon Der Worris Bis 3ur 6o,parl
Strabe.
Rieswes anb eeitenweg In %oad
Mbs.. bon e&urman abe. Bis gun
! @anal.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-25

So6n gnsminesr. Der i'm &iberfioe
gart Elm SSii6nsb unb Slide cOnfis8irt
ba6en Ipq, unb Der In 0erbinoun9 nit
Der Gn9s bon Jrieoensri9ter Smod
nit SIS nebft Soften bsifraft tuurbe, 1T
Elm spe3iaIpOlisif i'm Sisnfe Der part=
beb6roe. ga er na9 9lusiasen oes
9art.Suberintenoenten pOwers aber
tein.n 8eri9t sinreibte, oab er Slide
unb Mebe auTans, pirb er fi9 b64f=
nahri9sinli9 in Der SiBung Der part=
be60rbe am 5reitas 3u berantuorten
haben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-25
3mr lettem &abe.

Inter srober getbeiligung tpurbe
bic berForbene Srau Waria S9li9tin9
su @rabe setrasen. 5err pafor s.
6. petsrs bieIt i'm 5auie iowie aud
am @rabs srsreifsnbe preoisten. 9err
Ban Wi9s fang i'm 9auie ben @6oral:
vNdbsr mein @ott 81 Dir. Der
piunisr.0srein itslte foIsenbe 6erren
als 8abrtu9trdssr: Ssnrp Spreng=
pfeil, Sreb. S9rabsr. @brif. @ater=
mann, Wm. Ssdsnbrod, peter 2iebr,
Sobn 2ublmann. 0isle i96ne Blu:
menithde paren Der 10 beliebten alter
Dame auf ben Sars gelegt. Moams
unb 9risser tparen bic 2ei4enbeitatter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-25

Die IN Snbianapolis abse6altene
StationaI = @onbention Der @ei9en.
Heller tam gefern gum S9luKe unb bic
3heilnebmer an berielben tuerben fi9
auf ben 6eimwe8 bsgeben. Granf W.
@affbp uur6e als Rebafteur bes
ewtt&msn's Sournal wiebererwdblt.
Detroit uurbe als gonbentionsfabt
far 1907 hefimmt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-25

SbwObl beioe Sarbistunsen gut mo-.
rem, 10 mar Der 8ortas bes 2iebes
vNm Babe bo9 unenbli9 feiner ems
pfunbeu unb barmonii9 nOlenbeter.
es mar Elm bober 8euuB bieism @or=
TRACE gu laui4en, Der Obns Gnitren=
guna lei4t unb anmutbenb gu 8eb6r
fam.
Sas Sieb m69ten mir - uno wubI
aud ale 9lntpeisnben - germ an einem
Wtuttabsnbe nit tiir3erem programm
b6ren; benn erff bnnn t6nnte bic tpirt=
li6e 8Olenbung bss @ortrasss boa GEE
whrbist tperben.
Der ni9t enben pollenbe 8eifaq
oriidte ben Sant Der 9ubbrsr in bsreb=
ter Meiie aug.
Sm ipeitsren Yerlaufe bes Nbenbs
ipielte bas Or9efisr nod ySeenen aus
bsm gIiab" bon Wa7.nst, v8OrsabOr"
bon Rubinifein ,tnb bic reiaenbs Was-
nerf4e COMPETITION Gin Ilbumblatt"
re4t tii9tis. 8eionbsrs bic glidHe,
Ssensn, Elm Ird9tises Sthd9en Son.
maIerei, gefielen unsemein.
Die piertbeiIise COMPETITION vSOnn.
tag MOrgen". .Sn Der S9snte" rlIn'
ter Der 2tnbe" unb uSonntas Nbenb"
f4ilbert ben Sonntae Der ldnblider
glidher in feinfer @ontraf fftimmung,
Der tueibebOne 9ir9sans, bic ausse'
lafene Stimmuns in Der S9ente, Der
8an3 Der Sugsnb untsr Der Sorflinb'
unb bann ben Nnbru9 bssAbenbs muir
ben in anressnbfer @eiie pOrgetragen
9as Or9efer bot cine bortrefli9,
Wisbsrsabs, inbem es bic Abf9ten bei
gOmponiiten fein berfanben, inter
pretirte.
Mit benz 0ortras rSas bsgraben,
2ieb" bon Wsbsr Qllerslsbsn, in mel
dem SRI. gusufta &entfa unb Ser'
e. 5. Martens als Soliitsn, iotpie be,
gemii9te @bor unb bas Ordeifer NIT
tpirtten, selanste bas senuBreiae Gcn'
aert in waroisiter Weii: gum S9IuB.
Der seFrise abenb seist our @enise
bab bas gruBe muftlisbenbe publitun
unierer Stabt nit Greuben Die &C.
lesenbeit tpabrnimntt, einem 9on3er
i'm Seuti9sn 9auie bsi3uwobnen uni
oieie @unt tpirb ben 6ifentli9en Som
|: serten beg SeutI9en 8lub uno Wufit
bereins erbalten .bleiben, tpenn iol4
2eitunsen tpie bic gefrigen, auf bi
ieoes Witslieo bes Seatf9en Sauiel
): itOls iein tann, sebOten tueroen.
Inter ben seFrisen 8eiu9ern befan
; ben iih sssen Oreibis Muftfreunb
aus Noblsbiae, Snb., 3umeiit friiber
Na9barn bon 5errn Sreb. 8a4mann
, gs warsn bortpisseno Mmeritaner uni
/ fe lauidt.n nit fi9tbarem 8enub be
iOnbsrs ben Wdnner9Orsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-25
Glue i4pere Seramtwortans.

2sna Smith, Elm 19 Sabre altss
farbigss Mdodsn, cine S9tlerin Der
S6ortriose SO6I9uls, iit 9eitsrn unter
llmfdnbsn gsforbsn, tpel9e ben Goro'
nsr bsranlaBtsn, cine llnteriu9ung
einsuleiten.
Setsctib Salsp uurbe ipdter beauf'
traet, sinsn iosenannten Ir3t gu pers
baftsn unb Osm Coroner gum @erb6rs
bor3ufii6ren.
Gngsbli6 fol berislbe benz Mdb9en
Webisinen psrabfoIst baben, 'mel9s ben
3ob beHslben our Jolse hatten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-25
Gin acknowledgement Grfole.
Das bhemtlicbe &pmsert Ses bemtiebem &lub mnb
Wemiifbereins.
KiinfIeriide seifunsen be9eiaern Ole 5uborer.

8egen ;tpeitauIenb Ysrionen, uno
3par eber mshr aIs tpeniger fiilten
ssitsrn slbsno ieben MIR bentbaren
plaB i'm 9rpben @onaertIaal bes
DeutiGen Sauies. gDo nur INNER
Elm Jlsd8sn &aum fur einsn Stubl er-
lansbar mar, tparoe Sisselesenbeit GEE
ituffsn unb nahssu idmmtli9e 2lapp=
ftiible, bic f4 i'm Sauie bsfanbsn,
pnrbsn in 9ienit gepreBt. Sroboem
aber mubte fi9 nod cine grobs 1n3a9l
Der @onasrtbeiu6er i'm Joper einen
plaB fuden.
Ger sruBe Inbrans bers6serte ben
geginn bss @onasrtes In ettpas uno es
tpar nahs;u 9 llbr als bas Or9eitsr
nit bent glear'i6en Mari9 .pomp
anb gircumfancs" ben &ei9en Der
muiitolii9en @enhKe sinleitete. Der
quite @Ortrag uurbe bur9 raui9snoen
8eifaa belobnt.
Ser iiimmungsbOQe 8ortrag bss
2iebes bon Wein3ierl v5rHbIinssna9t"
bon ben Solifsn SRI. Bertha 8als
uno Serrn 6. 8. Warten, benz Wdn.
ner6or unb benz Strsi6or9efsr sntbus
fasmirte bic 3ub6rer bsionbers. geioe
Soliiien saben sldnsenbe 2eiffuneen
unb au9 bic gbors unb Or9sferbss
glsitung itanb auf Der 966e. gs mar
Elm bollenbst barmunif9es @an3e, tuels
9es eini9mei4elnb In ieiner breiten
8ube 3u geb6r brans. Sas publitum
srmiss f9 benz Siriaentsn grneitinoff
unb benMittpirfenosn bur9 ffHrmii den
applaus fir ben sebOtensn @enuB bant-
bar.
Der ,3enpriit Serr Srbile Sarolo
fang nun bic &oman;a y2a @ioeasba
bon gun9ielli. Ssin berrli9es Organ
eridiea ME refer als BEL bieisr Sar=
bistung. Seine Stimms eri9isn bon
s9mel3, ielbft in ben b6&fen 9aaen
unb bssaubsrts bic S6rer untpiberfsb.
lid. Au9 In Der Irie aus va6nisin
bon Saba" bon @ounob seiste er bic
| feinfe gmpfinounG bic nur bur9 in.
nises 0eritdnbniB Der COMPETITION 70
trsffi6 gum Musbrud gelangsn fonnte.
Serr Sarolb's Stimme bat, felt mir
i'm 3ulsbt bOrtsn, cine @sifs srlanst,
I'm bic ibn 10 man9e Sdnsersr6Be be.
nsibsn t6nnte. Die 3uhOrsr fareten
aud nit ibrem 8eifau, Der msbr cine,
Opation gleidtam, ni9t.
@snuBrsias 2eiitunssn sab bas
streidOraster nit vSrdumerei" bon
S&umann, unb Der rei3enbenSerenabs
bon Weper 6elmunb ,Roccoco."
Ma9bsm Der Samsndor bas esfdlist
2ieo bon gtebin yWis6tp lat q roie"
In anmut6enber @eiie gum 0ortraq
sebra8t bate, folsts bea Mdnner4Ol
nit ben 2ieosrn nNa9t3aubsr" bOr
Stor9 unb ,,Nm 8a9e" BON 9inblar
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-25

"a Qntldger Senebict
fia psi9ert, Die sesen Die 8arbiere bor-
esbradtsn antlagen bOr ben Sriebsns=
ri9tsrn auf3une6meu, bat Griebens.
ri9tsr @6ite in groab &ipple aelfsrn
9 6dns, usl6s bor i6m bsrbanbslt
nsroen, fallen la1en.
Saer ni5t IN Stanbs mar,
bic $780, 9ar9i9aft 3u sri9winssn,
purbs Saoib Sorser in Der Sail ss-
haltsn, ndbrsnb feline 5rau, oi. sr
riBbanbelte, nls 2si9s in Der Jani-
lientpobnun9 liegt. Die 2ei9enidau
ereab. baB bic Grau an Nrisnitbergif=
tung farb. Sor9sr's Jaa i'm Poli=
ssissri6te uurbe auf ben 26. SUM-
beri9Oben.
Gin g 9lei9 bieb ma9ts
fi9 bic llsbunesn Der Sbortribgs ord.
idtler auf benz Nusfsuunssplabs in.
iofsrn 3u NuBs. oaB er Die S9tiler um
cine an;abl 2lsibun9sttds, iowie auG
um psri6isbsne 8aarbstrdse erIei9.
tette.
81. W. g Smeenep, Der prdfbeni
Der 9ife Sniurancs 60. ertuirfte gsferr
sinsn BauerlaubniBi9sin ftir feline an
Der Werioian unb 80. StraBe 3u er.
ri6tsnbsn WObnung. Sieislbe wirt
s25, 900 tOfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-25

gonnersbille, 25. Wai. -
SIN Bselsiiung isinss grubers rsiffe
beute Samss 6onsas nod llniontomn,
3d., nb, um feline So9ter, pel4e bort
ansebli9 untsr aufR9t elmer 5rau ss-
6alten tpirb, 3u bsfrsien unb nod sier
suriid3ubrinesn. Der Sheriff aori
telsgrapbirts, baB er nit einem Aufge.
bot 3ur Stsls isin tuerbe, Tim tn be,
Ausfnbruns beg planes bebilfii& au
Iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-25
Sss Sisbitabls idnlois be-
fanoea.

2ouis 2sbin, Der in bieii9sr etabi
tpO9lbstannt ift, puros seftern in Stem
gort bss Siebfabls i5ulbis befunben.
2sbin iOl einsrRercantils So. fein ger=
mbgen aIs s45. 900 hber feline gerbino.
li9teitsn angesebsn unb fi4 oaourt
srOBeu @rebit beri9afft baben. Uteb-
rsre Wonate ipdter fallirte er uni
ianote @aaren i'm Wertbe bon etpa
go. 900 na9 bier, 0ori9hfie auf bis-
islbeu erlangenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-25
GrOifnnns bss Snrasr Yarf.

gm sOnntag, ben %. Mai, uiro
Der Surnsr.part uffieiea er6ffnet. Die
@siane. uno Surnbereine, iouie Der
9euti9-ameri.anii9e 8stsranen.Iersin
bnbsn ibrs 8stbeilisun9 suseia9t. -
8Oltstarnsn, Santel' unb Stabtbun=
gen Der attiben. Das beutf9e publi=
fun 1T singslaoen. gintritt frsi.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-25

Ut apr SoI bm IN III bmr9
eine ftarts grtaltung augenblidli& ans
gett gefefelt, unb Obslei9 man gsrabs
teine ernfe grfranfung beftir&tet,
pirb es benno9 msbrere Sage bauern,
ebe Der Bhr9ermeifer bas 9aus 3u ber'
laRen I'm @tanbe isin tpiro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-25

UottIteb 2tutharbt,
.Dts gemhtblt&e ede,"
6de Noble unbWartet Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-25

Waiem.Deit
oer ct. Warten 0entetnoe
TIM !@erttanta Bart att
Stenitag, oen 30. Wat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-25

~ Nau&t bic fish I Mingo.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-05
The Measuring Message lie Recriv-
ed After an Accident.

During the time he acted no United
States c0usul In Glasgow Bret Harte
occasionally INDUCED In a days sport
with the gun. and II was during one OF
his shooting excursions that the famous
American author met with an accident
which might have dishgured him for
the remainder Of his life, his face be-
Ing badly cut through the recoIl OF an
overloaded gun Fortunately the doe
tors skill prevented him from being
permanently marked.
Writing about the occurrence 10 his
friend, +. Edgar Pemberton who
quotes the letter In his Tribute TO Bret
Harte'J, the novelist concludes his let
ter by telling OF an amusing effort
which was made to console him on ac-
count Of the accident
when the surgeon was stitching me
together" he wrote. the son Of the
house. boy Of twelve. came timidly
10 the door of my room:
"'Tell Mr.. Bret Harte it's all right
be said lie killed the hare"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-05
poaMIroRY DESTROYED.
Odd Fellows Home at corsieana Sus-
tain. Serious Fire Loss.

corsicana. Tex April A-The two
story main building Of the odd Eel
lows widows and orphans home was
burned Monday with practically all OF
its contents. The loss Is placed at
500 600. with $4,000 insurance.
The building Was % brick. and was
used for dormitory. dining room.
Kitchen and laundry. The spring sup
piles for the Institution had just been
received and stored In the building.
one young lady. Miss Macie Wyatt.
who was IN In the second story. swung
herself out OF the second story window
holding 10 the sill Her hold gave way
before assistance could reach her. and
she fell. feet foremost. 20 the ground.
Her feet and ankles are badly sprainct
and the skin back Of the toes burst
from the force OF the fan. Her back
r. also spuined
ThIpe girls aged eight. eleven ana
twelve years. sprang from second st1-
~ windows. Irene Brown. one OF The
number was hurt and sent % the hos
pital M the State home which Is near.
Her injuries are not serious.
Laurene Kelly. aged three years was
found I'm the building almost suffocatcj
but she was quickly restored after he
ing taken ont and given fresh air.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-05
ARE eAsELEss.
Rvssis Is Not couAtsrmsndina Orders
For Material Abroad.

st. Petersburg. April War Minis
ter Sakharon IN an Interview declares
the reports that Russia II counter
mandIng orders FOR material abroad Is
baseIess and grew out Of the deciina-
ton OF foreign offers with which the
war ONCE and the admiralty had been
swamped. He insists there has been no
relaxation Ia the preparations to con-
,inue the war. but says there viii be
no new mobilization at present. ex-
planning. as stated In these dispatches
that 100000 troops Of the last mobili-
ration have already started Tor the
front. and before the mobillzing OF fur
Their troops these VIII be followed By
portion Of this years CONSUMPTION.
General Sakharon denied emphatical-
Is that he ever intrigued against Gem
ernl Kuropatk!n. claiming he Will give
the latter the most loyal support At
the same time. In discussing the bait
tie OF Mukdon. Sakharon declared the
men and material Of the Russian army
were equal 10 those 81 japanese. forcing
the reluctant conclusion that the Jap
anese gencraiship was superior 10 the
Russian.
In denying tho popular impression
that large proportion OF the army 81
reserve men had been sent 90 the front
SakharoR made the important admis-
sion that the reserve men were only
sent IN the early stages OF the war
before we had assurances from Eu-
rope" which g. interpreted as COM
fession that AN arrangement had been
made with Germany FOR covering the
frontier OF Poland
NJ. Tschercmissinon chief adminis-
traitor OF internal communication. has
leeu appointed delegate 90 the lnterna-
ionai Railroad congress. TO be held 40
10 o. reported another attempt on the
ife OF Governor General TrcpOn was
oiled Monday night
The NOvoe Vremya. discussing the /
clativc advantages OF an AnEio-Rus- /
"a French and German Russo agree
ient. finds the latter probably easier n |
and possibly more adj /
10 Russia. on account OF |
Iermany's growing importance Ia the
ar east
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-05
In. Fir., Ell. Canal Ro.,.

The William Tell was the FIRST boat
TO pass over the Erie canal from Bufra
10 10 Albany and down the river 10
New York. Her cargo consisted entire
ly OF hogsheads. barrels and bottles OF
Lake Erie water. part OF which was
mingled with the waters OF the bay Of
New York on the occasion OF the great
fete IN celebration OF the opening Of
the wonderful waterway. Her passen
gers included Governor DE Witt Clin
ton. the leader in the canal enterprise
and delegation OF statesmen and dis
tinguished persons from foreign lands
and various parts OF the United States
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-05
GAS AS AN lLLUMINANT.
Chinn. ~ Has H~~H Asserted, Ussd
~ 'sntarte. Ago

china. ~ Has He~n Asserted. Issd
~ Centuries Ak"
IL has been asserted. but never prov
81 conslusively. that China used gas
Tor lighting purposes centuries before
~ use IN the western world ~ this
was 80 n was doubtless natural gas
Clayton. 90 the end ot the seven.
tcenth century. stored gas In bladders
and played With II at times. and Lord
Dundonald In 1851. In working patent
for coal tar stored up the gas aud oc-
casionally used Il for lighting Up the
hall OF Culross abbey.
10 Is 10 the genius % a Scotsman. W.
Murdoch. that we owe our bright u.
lumlnant. In 1892 be was living at
Rcdruth. Cornwall. and after expert
ments IN gasmsking he lit up bis own
house. much 10 the astonishmeut OF
his nelghbors.
Called 90 Birmingham. be erected q
large plant for lighting up the Soho
works This drew attention 90 the
whole matter and 10 1903 London be
gan street lighting The Royal so
ciety In 1908 gave Murdoch its Rum
ford gold medal FOR bis inyention.-
London Standard
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-05
SURPRISE SPRUNG.
Prince and Princess Henry Of Prussia
Arrive at ST. Petersburg.


ST. Petersburg. April prince Hen
~ Of Prussia. brother Of the German
emperor. aud wife. reached Tsarkoe-
selo Tuesday morning. As there had
been no news here OF such a visit his
sudden appearance for personal in
terview with Emperor Nicholas. upon
the heels Of hts brothers speech At
Tangier. created considerable sensl-
tion
The German embassy's attempts to
give a political character TO Prince
Henry's visit and connect Il with the
situation created by Emperor williams
Tangicr speech are ridiculed. Il being
explained that the visit OF the princess
10 her sisters. the empress and Grand
Duchess Sergius. during the latter's PEE
riod Of mourning was announced be-
Tor, Emperor William left Germany.
The idea that there Is an acute crisis in
Germna- French relations is secuted st
the German embassy Princess Hen
~ viii remain Tor some time az Tsar-
akoc- Sclu. but the prince will return 10
Berlin In a few days There has been
a persistent rumor that the Grand
Duchess Sergius who O. stan crushed
by tn murder Of her husband. will
shortly retire 20 n convent and devote
her life to the church. Of which she Is
"a very devout member
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-05
RAYMOND CHARGES.
Nothing Found or Proven 10 Warrant
His Removal From Office.

TVS NcWoNal FROM once.
Washington April THE following
statement regarding the charges
against Judge Raymond. chief justice
OF the Indian Territory was made Mon
day on behalf OF Attorney General
Moody by Mr. Russell. special assistant
attorney general:
"The department has Investigated
the charges made against Judge Ray
mond and has reached the conclusion
That there was nothing found or prov
en- warranting his removal from Office
IN view of this conclusion 10 h. not
deemed the province ~ the department
10 enter into e. criticism OF his con-
duct. Federal judges "a the states
hold onicc Tor lie In order that the,
may be- free from the influence OF fear
and other improper motives Terrific
rial judges may be removed by the
president but as nearly as may be.
they also should De free from such rs
nuences. This cannot be- 10 their COM
duct o. 90 be subject 10 constant CONF
meut by exclusive officers near the
president II Is but Just 10 add that
the judges honesty and impartlality
cannot De- seriously questioned. afd
that be has industrlously tried 20
make an eXceptiosll record for good
and rapid work. particularly g. the
suppression 81 the liquor traffic. a thls-
obviously isjurIous 20 the peace and
welfare of the people 81 the Indian
Territory"
The charges agaisst Judge Raymond
included discourtesy towards members
OF the bar and improper political activ-
fly.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-05

rhe Gsrioa- nas- nj Jsrieh" and the
M@1icaa Eern HALL.

N@xicau Eern HALL.
Th. rose OF Jericho Is perhaps one OF
The most familiar Of the curiosities OF
plant life known as resurrection plants
n IL said Ia be imported from the val
hey ~ the river Jordan and Is the resur.
recflon plant mentioned In the Bible.
The plant when received from Its na-
tive home is simply bunch OF leafiess
and seemingly lifeless sticks or
branches clustered tightly together.
When placed in a glass of water. how
ever. the Aanches expand. seed buds
unfold. aud soon the green foliage
starts ont. aud the plant grows.
The Mexican resurrection plant IL
the nufy. fernlIke variety often no.
tlced In saucers Of water In the florists
window When II Is dormant IL Is n
shrunken. rounded ball OF lightly fold.
rd leaflets. dry aud dead.
Il Is dropped IN Lowl Of tepid wa.
ter. aud soon one frondlike Zip curls
slowly outward. then another and an.
other. and In . short time there Is float.
ing In the dish a beautiful metallic
green plant. great loose. expanded
rusctte of fnr fernlike leaves. odd and
beautiful
This experiment can be repeated
many times the plant curling together
tightly when dry aud expanding into
new life when soaked In water
Young Peoples Wcckly.
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A unique Collection

Among the curious ways 10y which
some persons In England make living
Is the sale Of CASTOR garments belong
ing 10 distinguished personages. for
which the curiosity loving fashionable
world stTordS sure and profitable
market One English lady has a col
lection or corsets. including articles
from the wardrobes Of reigning i'm.
perial aud royal personages as well as
objects OF historical interest. Among
the latter are leather corset belong
Ing TO Charlotte Corday. the heroine
OF the French revolution, and a con
structiou OF whaiebone and steel worn
by Marie Antoinette. with an eighteen
Inch waist-TOilettes
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-05
Care Of Btrds

In an English treatise on the lily
giene OF Bird Keeping" by George
Creswell. attention Is called 20 the
thoughtless practice Of hanging birds
in cages just above the level OF the
sashes OF windows and TO the mlstak
en- kindness OF hanging a cage In cor
ner Of q sitting room or a kitchen near
the ceiling. In the one case the bird o.
subjected TO drafts aud will in all prob
ability develop catarrh and bronchitis
and In the ''her II lives in vitIatell
atmosphere
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-05
Preventative Feat.

Peat possesses wonderful antiseptlc
and preseryative qualities owing 10 the
presence OF tannln. iron and other sub
stances In t. Here is an instance: At
the time OF the covenantsrs, In 1886.
three men were shot az a place called
Crossgelloch on the moors above Old
Cumnock, IN Scotland. In 1875. when
a monument was being erected 20 their
memory. the workmen came upon the
corpses rolled I'm their plaids. The bod.
les were in exactly the same state as
when they were buried. The moss had
preserved them as II they had been en-
halmei
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TO BURN RESORT.
Mob Gathered at Springfield. o.. With
This Purpose IN View.

This Purpose In View.
Springfield. o.. April "a mob SINH
lar 10 The one which a year ago lynchei
the negro Dixon and burned the Ievae
oongregated Monday night with the
avowed purpose Of burning a resort run
by Joseph Kempler Nearly dozen
arrests Of suspiciously acting persons
were made by detectives At II O'Clock
the front and rear of the saloon was
closely guraded by police as were the
other entrances Every street corner
In the vicinity was filled by n crowd
awaiting the appearance OF a mob to
burn the saloon Nearly n dozen ar
rests were made on safe Keeping
charge. The report that two large
crowds from the west were congrega:-
ing In uptown saloons with the ayowed
purpose Of setting fire TO the saloon
served 20 keep the crowds as near the
place as the police would permit The
movement at that time was presumed
10 be- almost Identical with that OF n .
year ago although the police were bet
ter prepared 10 prevent "a disturbance
At midnight the police had the crowd
which numbered almost 1000 persons.
well scattered. Many complaints had
been made against Kempler's saloon /
and this ls said 90 have been the cause [
81 the mob's gathering
AT $3.50 o'clock Tuesday morning /
there had been no renewal NJ threats