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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-06


tcntive hearing and his remarks were
liberuiiy p,nctuated with applause. Wis
complimentary reference to the Loae
star state evoked a trl inendous dem
onstration OF enthusiasm
After leaving the stand President
Roosevelt retired 10 his apartments IN
The C-iental hotel. where he rested an
hour and fifteen minutes. after which
he repaired TO the banquet. held In the
hotel dining room. Besides the presl-
Dental party covers were laid for 400
Iersons. 80 OF them being from vari.
Gus sections OF the state aud the Others
citizens OF Dallas.
There were eight tables amt the
menu was the most elaborate ever
served. perhaps. In this city. The ban
puet began with an Invocation by RI.
Rev. A. G. Garrett. Episcopal bishop OF
the diocese Of Dallas.
Following the dinner Sloan Simpson,
master OF ceremonies. who was a
Roosevelt Rough Rider and at San Juan
Hlll. introduced the president. who re-
sponded To the toast. THE President Of
the United States" In a few happy
remarks.
The next speaker was Hon. George
y. Aldredge 81 Dallas. who responded
In a brilliant and witty speech to the
toast. Our Guest"
The next speaker was United States
District Attorney Atwell. who In appro-
pirate language presented the presl-
dent. In behalf 81 the citizens OF Dali
las. with a loving cup. The recipient
expressed his thanks. This cup Is said
to be one Of the largest and most elab-
crate samples of it, kind ever given IN
Texas. II H. of solid silver. lined with
gold. and stands twenty-one inches
high above au ebony base ON one side
a. bears the coat ~ arms OF the state
a large five-pointed star surroun led by
a wreath. with the word Texas" IN
grayed between the points Rays AMI
cross-rays NJ the star are deilcatc.y
wrought IN silver ON another side are
engraved the words. Presented to
President Theodore Roosevelt by the
Citizens OF Dallas. April 3. 1905" and
on the third are the words. "PresidSnt
OF All the Peoplr-One who Believes
In a square Deal Tor Every Man"
After bidding the diners farewell the
president retired for the night TO en-
Joy well earned rcpose.
Trains arriving from every direction |
were crowded and the railroad people |
had their hands full
Party leaves tomorrow morning Via /
Katy for Waco
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-06
BEFORE BREAKFAST.
Persistent Hurriedly Dressed and Made
Speech at Parsons.

Parsons. Kan. April 5.--Tmin II
President Rooy,velt arrived here at
1880 o'clock Wednesday morning.
There were 5000 persons az the station.
Engines were changed here. An Inn
menae throng gathered around the
presidents car. Rocket" and attracted
the attention ~ the occupants by
shouts OF where h heg'' Several ne
groes called. I'VE have been waiting
since 4 o'clock TO see you" The pres
ident hurried his dressing and stepped
20 the rear platform. where he was
cheered. Citizens OF Parsons sent 20
the car huge bunch OF American
Beauty roses. which were placed on his
breakfast table The crowd was not
satisfied az merely seeing the president
and In response 20 "a demand for a
speech be greeted the people briefly.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-06
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Mayor Fielder Of Sherman was re-
elected
Entire Democratic ticket was elected
at Marietta. l. r.
Five Dutch sailors Imprisoned IN
Venezuela have been released
w T. Odum. a swltchman. was drag
ged TO death by train at Denison.
W H. Delus. in-law Of chief
Justice Fuller. suicided at Chicago.
Fusion Of Republican and Labor tick
cts carried election 20 wilburton. l. T.
There was heavy earthquake shock
at slmla. India. taiy damaging build
ings.
Firs; Baptist church ~ Oklahoma
City will erect $4,000 house 81 wor-
ship.
Many buildings az Lspore. India.
were destroyed by an earthquake
shock.
In difficulty near Rovers Tex.
Frank Palmer. a negro. was killed by
Mexican.
Frank " Harper. the veteran horse
breeder. died az Nantura. Ky. aged
elghty-one years
BY a cloudburst along Bayou Boen.
sixty miles north OF Lake Charles. La.
Watkins railroad track Is under water.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-06
AoJovRsmsnr DATE.
Hesss AdsFsed a Resolution Setting
Aprii IS as the Time.


Hen. Adsptsd a Resolution Setting
Aprii IS as the Time.
Austin. April s-House adopted a
resolution providing for final adjourn
ment April i5 TIE resolution was a,
once sent to the senate Tor concurrence.
Before it, adoption Speaker seabury
urged the members not To adjourn to-
soon. as much important legislation
would be left unfinished The resolu-
tion was adopted by n vote OF u TO q.
House passed finally bill TO prohibit
adultera;ion ~ mill products.
House passed nnally hill by senator
stone providing FOR condemnation ~
lsnd By Federal government Tor locks
and dams. also Cobbs' bill providing
for employment Of district court STE
nographers.
Representative Blount introduced a
concurrent resolution providing Cor
aniI-free pass legislation by constitu-
ti0nal amendments.
The senate spent the en-ire morning
session Wednesday considering the
Kennedy tax bill. which imposes tax
Of from l TO s per cent ON gross re-
ceipts OF all corporations doing bust
ness in Texas. except railroads, which
are covered by the Love bill
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-06
RAZEp TO GROUND.
Native Quarter Entirely oblitersted by
an Earthquake.

Lahore India. April 5-Thc him sta
ton OF Dhurmsala was practically
iazed 20 the ground by an earthquake.
The native quarter Is entirely obliter-
ated. Many inhabitants were buried
~ the ruins. Most OF the houses In
tho European quarter were wrecked
and nine persons killed. People are
sleeping IN the open air. food Is not
procurablc and great distress Is pre-
Nailing. accentuated by keen frost. The
entire population Is homeless and en-
oamped on adjoining hiiisides without
protection and practically entirely
without medical aid A relief party
was dispatched from here for Dharm-
sala. Europeans killed az Dharmsala
we're Mrs Robinson. wife OF the colonel
commanding the troops there. and two
daughters. Mrs Holderness. Captain
Muscroft and four members Of the In
Gian civil service.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-06
coYE TO GRIEF.
Peace Negotiations Are Thought at ST.
Petersburg In This Condition.


Petersburg In This Condition.
ST. Petersburg Apfu THE an
nouncenient that President Roosevelt
has LETT Washington on a vacation trip
Is accepted here az evidence that the
efforts 10 draw Russia and Japan into
peace negotiations have come to grief
for the moment. No definite explana-
ton OF exactly what happened Is forth
coming but the general impression Is
that Japan either declined to treat upon
the Russian basis or demanded a direct
avoWal that there was pacific DISPOSE
ton. AZ any rate the advocates 81 a
continuation Of the wtr seems secure
In their position and everything indi-
Gates that the hope Of an immediate
change 81 fortune Is staked on Vice
Admiral Rojestvensky. whose squadron,
according 10 the best Information is
now actually on its way TO meet the
japanese. The admiralty Is greatly en-
couraEed By the prospects that RO-
jestvensky will be able 10 defeat Ad-
miral Togo owing 10 the splendid re-
ports which have just arrived here from
Roiestvensky. dated from the Island OF
Madagascar. reporting In detail the
condition Of the ships and personnel
and the results OF the target practice OF
the squadron and OF the meaneuvers In
which the warships have been drilling
for three months
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-06
WELLS RE ELECTED.
Democratic Candidate For Mayor Of 81
Louis Again Chosen.

Louis Again Chosen.
81 Louis. April 5-Complete returns
give Mayor Rolln Wells Democratic
candidate for recollection. q plurality ~
ilis over Judge John A. Tally Repub-
ilcan) The vote FOR the candidates was
az follows. Wells fA.20s. Talty. a.
ie0 Lee Merrywether. independent. Tor
pablic ownership. $685. Never before
IN the history ~ 81 Louis has the may
orally election been fought 80 stub
bornly Unul complete returns from
the last ward had been received the
issue was Ia doubt. and the official cam
vass of returns may yet change the
complexion of the result Candidates
for city offices either ran slightly
ahead or behind tho party leaders aud
Democrats and Republicans about
equally divided houors for offices other
than that Of mayor. The proposition 10
Increase the bonded Indebtedness OF
the city by tso.OoO.OOO for the purpose
~ making public improvements. which
was strongly endorsed BY Mayor Wells
and party. was overwhelmingly defeat
cd Two amendments 20 the city char
ter were also defeated by large major
itie.
Complete returns give Wells 1895
plurality over Tally Total vote was
9T.3ss. Council stands seven Repub-
iicans and six Democrats: house ~
delegates. r'neteen Democrats and SIX
Republicans
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-06
uvrrEo PEOPLE.
Stood Uncovered while MY CID Ken
,pskv Home" Was Sung.


Louisville Apfl Q IN the shadow OF
magnificent statute Of Thomas JET
rsoa. Just In front Of the courthouse
az Jefferson county. President Roose-
,eit in something hess than fifteen min
utes esiivered notable address TO a
crowd which extended for two blocks
"a The east and west sides Of the speak e
ers' stand which jammed intersecting
avenues and 0verrun the broad lawns
which skirt the square Not more than
one flfth Of those who saw the president
could telf what he said. but they cheer
ed him heartily. nevertheless. inter-
trption % applause occurring almost
mprientarily
The presidents welcome To kentucky
was typical ~ the state and his refer
cuces In his speech 20 "A united coun-
try" his greetings Of Confederate vet
estns rs my comrades and hts allu-
sion 20 the weafcrs of the gray who
bore uloft az the head OF the procession
III escort the flag of one united coun-
uy" pleased those who could hear him
Immensely
My old IsJmcky Home The presi-
dent. who listened 10 it with head UNI
coyere,i thanked the singers aud paid
q tribute 10 Germans
The president was greatly pleased Jt
the cordially OF the crowds and much
touched over the presentation OF three
magnificent souvenirs reminiscent Of
Abraham Lincoln. which occurred a
Few momepts before his train departed.
Ia his speech the chief executive
said IN the dark days each OF you
fought FOR the right AZ % was given you
To see the right Ga voice That =
right"D ANA each Of have left US the
right To feel proud not only in your
yalor. but in your devotion To " hat you
conscieutiously believed your duty
tgrelt applause And now We are all
one Cheers and prolonged applauseD
and as reunited people we have the
right to feel the same pride In the valor
OF the man who cOnscientlously risked
his life I'm the Confederate uniform that
We have in the man who fought In the
blue Npplause). and rs I passed by
your ranks. Oh, my friends 90 the gray.
today. and suluted the flag OF our COM
mon country held up by man In the
gray uniform. ! felt that indeed we are
ore. and That We have been able 20
show mankind that the greatest war OF
the century can be followed by the
most perfect union that any nation now
knows great npplauseJ
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-06
BOUND SOUTH.
Presiden, Train Leaves ST. Louis En-
Route 70 the Southwest

81. Louis. April when the presi.
DENTAL train stopped al the Northern
Market street station President Roose
Welt was az dinner and ala not appear
The people congregated. cheered Justify
tn the hope of securing a glimpse of
the president but before the first cheers
had died away the switching engine
began pushing the train 20 the Missouri.
kaknsas and Texas tracks
Col Cecil Lyon. member 81 the Re-
publican national committee from Tex
as. under whose guidance the lack
RABBIT hunt be- Texas Is 90 be made. ioin-
ed the party here
switching continued until $50 when
a long shrieklng whistle OF the big
new engine. the train plunged irto the
night on H. long run TO Texas 4 pilot
engine was running ave minutes ahead.
Ninita, J. T.. WAS scheduled as the first
stopping place.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-06
JUMPS INTO cisTERn.
womsn's Hard Was Seen Sticking Up
Out Of the Water.

sulphur Springs. Tex. April 5.-Mrs
Daugherty. wife Of a farmer living
near Fabius. IN this county. killed her
self by jumping into a clstern. When
the husband arose his wife was missed
Search was instituted and upon look
ing into the cistcfn her hand was seen
sticking up out OF the water SHE
leaves several children. one being a
baby six weeks old M health IL sup
posed TO have been the cause. The
family recently moved 90 this county
from Bells
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-06
SOME sKIRmIsHiNo.
Reports Are Received Of a Flying Col
unn Going Northward

Hardin. April Affairs 10 the front
generally are quiet except FOR sklrmish
Ing by General Mist. hruko's Cossacl,s
Reports Ire revived OF the movement of
nylug column noftuurd through
Mnnchuria iu the direction OF Tsitsbar
The loss and destruction OF commlssar-
lat STORES ut Mukdeu. Hussltni Tie
Pass. kailuan and Chant gfu. has been
heavy deprivation t. the Russian
army. AZ result the price OF forage
and provisions has increased
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-06

Washington. A-ril 5.-The Panama
canal commission completed the organ
ization by resolving 10 continue the
clerical force for the present ana by
formally adopting the orders OF the
president and secretary Of war as reso-
lions IN order 10 give them effect a.
acts ~ the commission. A cablegram
was forwarded 20 General Davis au-
thorizing him TO perform The duties Of
governor Of the canal zone until he can
be relieved by Judge MagoOn.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-06
SLEW HIS SPOUSE.
Shot and Killed Both Of wife's Parents
and Also Another Of Race.

Batesville Ark, April John Dow.
negro. went 10 Sulphur Rock 10 see
his wife. who was az her fathers home.
She refused 10 return with him and
he drew pistol and shot her dead.
Then he shot and killed his wife's
mother and another negress. His faith
er-in-law secured a gun and shot Dow.
but not fatally. the latter being able 10
return the Are killing his father-ln-
law. The sheriff and coroner have
gone 10 the scene from here
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-06
sulIstheI. In Body.

Fort Smith. April 5-The dead body
of Samuel Spencer. a contractor Of this
city was found between two buildings
on Towson eyenue with a bullethole
through the body. The trousers pock-
els were turned inside out. and a thirty
eight Caliber pistol was found lying
about a foot from his left hand. In
addition there were four cuts In his coat
on either side. none touching the body
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-06
coNcuaRED IN.
House Agrees 10 Amendments 10 VIII
Iiars Intanaible Tax Bill.

Austin. April 5.-Mr. williams. IN IN,
house. called up his Intangible tax bill
AMI moved that the senate amendment,
be cohcurred In. Mr. Williams said the
bin got through the senate after he
role fight for II by its friends there
and he had no wish to crltlcise any
amendments they had seen NJ 20 adopt
He decLared he was pleased with the
bill as It now stands. The amendments
were concurred In
Southern Pacific merger was finally
ia ssed by the senate
Bih providing for home for lndl-
gent Confederate widows came up. IL
was sent TO engrossment
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-06
TWO NEGROES HANG.
One Murdered Crippled Son. the Other
Slew His Mother Law.

Nashville. April ANDREW Hibbitt
and James Scudder. colored. were
hanged together IN the jail yard here
Wednesday morning The formers
neck was broken and the latter strang-
led TO death. .Scudder murdered his
crippled son and Hibbitt killed his
mother-in-law. Both men Courageous
~ met their fate They sang "Old-Timc
Religion" Just before the drop fell
Neither made any statement on the
gailows.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-06
NEGRO QUESTION ISSUE.
In Nearly Every City the Democrats
Elected Their Tickets.

Guthrie. April 5.-1'he negro question
was the issue in the Guthrie city cleo
ton and the citizens ticket. headed by
DR. Duke for mayor and pledged 20 re-
strict the political activity OF the ne
groes. was successful defeating the
Republicans
In Oklahoma City the Republicans
defeated the Democrats. now In power.
and elected DR.. Messenbaugh. mayor.
Democratic city tickets we're successful
at South McAlester. Chioixasha. Ana
darko. Lawton. Newklri and Ponca
city and Shawnee.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-06
Kansas Results.

Topeka. April democrats carried
Kansas city. Kan. and Leavenworth.
Roose Democrat was elected mayor Of
Kansas city. Kan by probably 1900
plurality. OF total registration Of
5000 voters 5000 were women aud the
election ~ Roose ~ due TO the women.
Republicans carried Wichita ana To-
pcku.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-06
In Missouri

Kansas city. April SELECTIONS were
held In many cities and towns OF Mis-
souri, Tuesday. In most instances tho
Issues we're local In nature and party
lines were not distinctly drawn. In
Jeefrson city Henry j. Walu. Demo-
crat. was elected mayor. and the entire
Democratic ticket was elected. Citizens
ticket swept Sedalia.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-06
AFTER HocH.
Insane Man Threatened TO kin the
Governor Of Kansas.

Topeka. April 5.-An insane man.
who gives his name rs J. Everest
Worthlngton. who former residence the
police have been unable 10 earn. was
arrested within block OF the state
house whore he sald he was going 70
KIN Governed Hoch The man was un-
armed. hut he IL NJ powerful build
He viii be sent 20 an asylum. lie saws
he has sworn vengeance against an
statesmen who pretend they are self
made men
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-06
Many Arrests.

Warsaw. April "a strong body Of
police. aided by two companies Of in
fantry, made a thorough search OF
VIOLA. a suburb OK this city. chiefly in
habited by criminals. revolutionists and
suspected persons. The police seized
quantities Of revolutionary pamphlets
and manifestos and reyolyers ana cart
ridges and arrested sixty-three persons
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-06
Killed BY spseial Train.

Cincinnati. April 5.-A Times-Star
special from Steubenville. o.. says. II
was learned that Peter Hargis. aged
twenty-siN years. was killed by Presi-
dent Roosevelt's special at Mlngo June
ton while attempting 10 board an east
bound freight train.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-06
BLOWN TO ATOMS.
Fragments Of Mans Body Found Seat
tered For Half a Mile.

Tucson. Ariz. April st c. Lamb.
superintendent Of tho Tres Amigos
mines. has been blown TO pieces by an
Internal machine while asleep In HE
house az tho edge Of town. Several
sticks Of dynmaite were placed under
the corner OF the house and a five foot
fuse attached When Il exploded the
house and contents were scattered all
over the hillside Fragments Of Lambs
body were found az places half "a mile
apart. Lambs wife aud family are in
the east on a visit. At the coroncr's
Inquest verdict Of murder by persons
unknown was returned. but arrests are
expected 10 follow Lamb has been in
volved IN several bitter disputes about
mining property A strict investiga-
tion Is being made.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-06
Brief stop at vinita.

Vinita. J. r.. April President
Roosevelt special train arrived here
al sos o'clock. few minutes late
There was a great gathering and the
president was loudly cheered. The
train departed south az $40.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-06
coNGER DEPARTS.
Representatives Of All the Foreign lie
cations Bade Him Farewell.

Pekin. April Edwin H. Congcr
who has just vacated the post OF Amer
lean minister to China upon appoint
ment a. ambassador 10 Meico. left Tor
America via Hankow Representative
of all foreign legations assembled NJ
the railway station to bid him farewell
The approach to the station was lined
by Chinese troops
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-06
HANGS HERSELF.
Miss Teresa straus Kicks Chair From
Under Her.

Fort Worth. April 5.-Miss Teresa
straus. who conducted a millinery store
with her sister between Seventh and
Eighth streets on Houston street. NJ
her residence No i2S 81. Louis avenue
killed herself by tying a rope around
her neck. attaching the end To a hinge
on the door and kicking the chair upon
which she stood from under her.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-06
sHgRmAN's GREETING.
President Given Hearty Welcome by
an Immense coneourse.

Sherman. April The creates. con-
course In the history OF this place
greeted President Roosevelt The
streets were thronged and the weather
ideal People came "a from every d.
rection. both by train and wagon roads.
The city was lavishly decorated. and
Colonel Lyons home town gave the
chief executive "a grand and most hos
pitable welcome. A the train depart
cd FOR Dallas there was a mighty cheer
waited after %.
while az vinita Pr .siient Roosevelt
paid Indian Territory people a tribute
and commended them as eligible FOR
statehood
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-06
psmoera,ie TieLs, Elected.

Muskcgee. April 5.-Dr. +. II. FIte.
Democrat. FOR mayor and the entire
Democratic city ticket WIS elected. The
race question was the issue. there being
"A negro on the Republican ticket.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-06
Thirty. Seven Bodies.

Carbonate. H. April Thirty
seven bodies of miners who lost their
lives On the gas explosion at the mine
OF Joseph Letter ~ zeigler. have been
recovered and q Is supposed several
more are in the mine.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-06
Close Contest.

81 Louis. April with 100 pre-
cincts missing out OF q total Of COS.
Mayor Wells Democratic nominee for
reelection Is leading John 4. Taity.
Republican by "a.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-06
Stay GRANTED.

Chincinnau. April Stay OF execu-
ton OF sentence IN the case OF Mrs.
Chadwick has been authorized by the
United States circuit court Of appeals
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-06
FataI FuImlna,. Erplo,Ior

Bridgeport Conn April 5.--A full
inmate explosion ia a building OF the
Union Metallic Cartridge company
wrecked the structure and killed three
men.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-06
Dunne's plurality.

Chicago. April s-Dunne. Democrat
has 24OsI plurality FOR mayor and An
son. Democrat. city clerk. i4.132 Coun-
ell T. Republican BY seven majority
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-30

]. NJ. BENTLEY REPRESENTS THI
Oldest and most reliable fire an,
accident insurance companies. Offic
with Hartman Abstract Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-30

ON Wednesday, November 10 lat
Wallowa, Howard X. O'Brien forest
ranger in charge of the Wallowa and
Chesnimuns reserves, will meet the
sheepmen OF the valley for the pur-
pose OF allotng the range in the above
reserves.
In this valley the range has been
divided between the sheepmen and
cattlemen and there never has been
any trouble over the government
range. OF course, time will tell wheth-
er leasing the privileges of range Is or
Is not benefit to the stockmen OF
this section, One thing we do know,
is that 1t will give employment to a
few deputy rangers, and will take in
the neighborhood of $4,000 or S15,-
600 from the sheepmen alone.--Joseph
Herald