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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-12
kiIIsd BY Street Car.

San Antonio. July il.-Paul Levy
son, aged sixty-six years. retired mer-
chant. formerly OF Gonzales was
crushed TO death by a street car. He
was well known In southwest Texas
having emigrgted from Posen. Ger
many many years ago.
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Beat All Records.

Chicago. July ll.-walter Scott spe-
ciaI arrived al ti.5i o'clock Tuesday
morning. making the run from Los An
geIes. 2265 miles, IN forty-four hours
and nfty-six minutes-throe hours and
four minutes faster than contract
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Fair Dates Selected.

Abilene. Tex. July 1.-THE direc-
tors Of the West Texas fair selected
Oct. II TO 81. inclusive. as dates for
the annual fair. The racing feature
win be given a very prominent part In
this years programme.
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EIoped with MiIkman.

Troy. \. y, July lin "a note she
left behind To- her aged and wealthy
husband. Mrs. Albert Durham. twenty
i've years old stated she eloped with
Ralph Reynolds. a young milkman. be-
cause she loved him.
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Al Bio. Old Aas.

WITHDRAWN. Mass. July ii.-Robert
r.. Wright. father Of Mayor r. r.
Wright of Denver and grandfather OF
Miss Roberta Wright. who christened
the batt'eship Denver. Is dead. aged
ninety years.
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FIRE IN MINE.
Thirty Nine Miners Are Believed TO
Fave Been Cut OF.

Dortmund. Prussia. July ia fire
has broken out In the Borrussia coal
mine. caused by the careless handling
Of lamp by boys. The lamp exploded
ignitlng the timbers Of the shaft. which
burned rapidly. Two hundred and nifty
miners escaped through an air shaft,
but thirty-nine were cut on and their
death regarded as certain.
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Created a Sensation.

London. July lin the house OF
lords Field Marshal Roberts said that
the military force Of Great Britain was
inadequate. imperfectly trained and
totally unfit to uphold Great Britain
as first-class power.
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JOSEPH l. sRisrow.

matters concerning the Panama Rail-
road and Steamship company. Is made
public. lie recommended that the
line be continued for commercial pur-
poses and facilities improved.
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NOT AN INDIAN.

LIST Of Delegates TO Statehood Con-
vention Fails 10 Show a One.
MusEogee July 1.-THE Indians are
wrought up over the discovery that the
list ~ delegates fr5m Indian Territory
to the statehood convention at Okla
homa city fails 90 disclose the name
Of single Indian. The delegation. u
Is asserted n made up almost exclu-
slyely Of politicians As "a result the
Indian leaders declare that contestlng
delegations viii be- sent from most Of
the dlstrIrta
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-12
LARGE TIMBER DEAL.
Consideration Is Nearly Sis Hundred
and Fifty Thousand Dollars.

Consideration Is Weary Ok funureu
and Fifty Thousand Dollars.
Lake Charles. La. July 1.-THE big
gcst timber deal In this section for two
years was closed Monday when = s.
Prentiss 81 Bangor. Me. transferred to
Bowman-Hlcks Lumber company Of
Kansas city. 23.O7s acres Of timber
land for s6l6.l97. The land lies on
both sides 81 the watkins railway, be-
tween Oberlin and Oakdale.
The sale Of this land 10 the Bow
man Hicks company probably means
the building Of another sawmill on the
Watkins lire at the point most con-
venient Of access TO the land.
The Prentlss timber land has been
eagerly sought for by mill owners and
its sale has been reported several
times.
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pnu.r,, Ca. Continued.

Georgetown. KY. July 1.-The case
OF Caleb Powers. charged with COM
pllcity IN the murder of william Goe-
bel was continued. pending action by
the Federal courts.
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Thirty Delegates Go.

New York. July 1.-THE United
states sends thirty delegates TO the
Zionist congress at Balse, Switzerland.
opening July 81.
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WHY?

rAsressou One Mlnas Cough cgrs rsllsysi ooasA
N ers minlis 10 bsoanss acts nrri o. the mucous
nsmhrsss rfekt vhsfs the ooseh u0uees-in ne
lhrosi or dssp-seaisd .. TIE hnfs, deefTlne Ne
rnicroh., or eoufh germs ard clearing The rhhgn.
Cns Minute Coueh Cure not CAY tastrqJs re as
- germs ard Glars cut their poson. out " gyee
ssrrnsfh "a siasticiiy 10 the tsheaie msmefsnel
500 orctscf The threat ard hneh Opsns The az
.ss..ss 80 uroroiss uucestruciod brssihing,
Ssasss re bood 10 rscsivs ~ natural supp1 "a
srxrsa. thus s1hliartting the pv1renaJ oIgAnt wa
US sirsneih ard vigor that The hnfs snd ofosehiA
fu6ss b~coms huivafks againfi TIE inesricn q CO
80. Asfhnna Broachiis. Ia Grippe, Cod O. ~
funrs snd al Puinonary Complaints that are esfAe'
-. euiekiv cured b. the Use 81
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ministsr to Venezuela.

washington. July li.-w. NJ Russell:
Of Maryland has been appointed min
lister to Venezuela.
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National Leaaue.

Boston. 3; Philadelphia, :.
Chicago. 4; Pittsburg. 1.
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Memphis. 4: Birmingham. 1.
Shreveport 2. Atlanta, /.
Montgomery. 3. New Orleans. J.
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sRlsrows aspoxr.
Deal. With Matters Of Panama csll.
road and Steamship Company.

Washington. July 1.-THE report
OF Joseph l. Bristow. who was ap.
pointed special commissioner TO In
vestigate trade conditions and other
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Paris. 2. Texarkana. 1: Paris. J
Texarkana. 0.
Clarksville. 9: Greenville. !.
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Southern League.

San Antonio. 4: Beaumont, /.
Houston. Z; Galveston, G.
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FIRE AT oRgENvILLE.
csr.sy Shoe Manufacturing Company
Sustains Heavy Loss.

Greenvlle. Tex. July ii.-Fire broke
out in the Carsey Shoe Manufacture
ing companys building, causing prae-
ticalIy a total loss. estimated at be-
tween 10000 and $4,000. Several 9TH
er firms sustained damage.
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New York. 3; Detroit. 0.
Philadelphia. 6; Cleveland. >.
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An,i.ciaarette Law.

Madison. wis. July il.-Anu-ciga
It rette law Is in effect In Wisconsin.
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Cincinnati. July ii.-Caleb Powers
a. been placed IN Newport. Ky. jail.
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IL. FOUNTAIN
Mgr Real Estate Dept
The Forrest City times., 1905-04-07
Fear Overproduction.

With the reduction of the cotton acreage has come a fear of overpro- duction in other farm products. From reports which have been received from throughout the state, it is es- pecially feared that there will be a big oyerproduction of potatoes this year Many dealers have reported that they have sold more seed pota- toes during the present spring than they had sold in past ten years. With the exception of a district in the west ern portion of the state, little of the potato crop in former years has been shipped outside the state. There has been little more than was needed for home consumption. Unless some large market is found for the product, 1t is feared that the farmers will realize little from their crop
The Forrest City times., 1905-04-07
HAPPENINGS OF IHE STA1E ITEMS OF INTEREST GATHERED
 FROM ALL SECTIONS.
TExARkANA HAS BIG FIRE.
Big Warehouse with $50 Bales of Cotton, Besides Several Other Business Firms and Reside nces, Oestroyed-sie Land Suit Filed.
Big Fire at Tesarkana.

Property valued at between $50 900 and S60,000 was destroyed by fire in a large warehouse at Texarkana The building and contents were a total loss and three residences adjoining the warehouse were destroyed The warehouse was owned by the Estes estatet and was valued at about s4,000. In the warehouse and on platform adjoining it were 500 bales of cotton About 3J0 bales were destroyed en- tailing loss of about SIP 900 One half of the warehouse was occupied by carriage company. and the stock was destroyed. The loss has not been determined. The Texarkana Tele- phone company was one Of the heav- fest losers. The company had several reels of cable and a large amount of other property stored in the building. and the joss to them will be about $15,- 000 The plant of the Sentinel was also in the building and was de st"oyed. A two-story frame building adjoining the warehouse was also de. stroyed. with loss of 5000
The Forrest City times., 1905-04-07
SiMPLON TUNNEL OPENED.
The Iongest Tunnel in the World Formally Opened With Re-
 lixious Service.

Rome. April 3.-The Simplon tunnel the longest in the world, was inaugu- rated Sunday morning, when from the Swiss and Italian sides the first trains passed through, meeting at the center, where there was the iron door which originally prevented the overflow of torrent of hot water and which was opened for the first time.
 The door was knocked down amidst frantic applause and cries of Long live Switzerland" and Long live Italy;" bands played the Italian royal march and the Swiss anthem and the two parties embraced and kissed each other. Engineer Brandau shook hands gith Engineer Rosemund. the director of the work on the Swiss side and the Italian bishop, Noveara, embraced the Swiss Bishop Sien. The latter then preached a short sermon, in the course of which he said.
 The church blesses progress.
 In the name of God he then blessed the tunnel.
The Forrest City times., 1905-04-07
Land Suits Filed.

suit involving the ownership of land in Chieot county has been filed in court. The validity of the organi- zation of the Mississippi River Ham burg and Western Railroad company. now a part of the Iron Mountain sys- tenn, is attacked The plaintiffs allege that certain parties associated them selves together to build a railroad from Luna, Chicot county. 10 TeXar- kama. Miller county; that the company was never legally incorporated and has no legal existence and cannot there fore be sued The plaintiffs claim the title to certain lands in Chicot county through purchase for non-payment of taxes and the railroad company claims the same land. The plaintiffs ask that the defendants be restrained from trespassing on the land or from filing any suits for possession. intervention, lis pendens or other action in Chicot county in the name of the railroad.
The Forrest City times., 1905-04-07
Civil Service Examinations.

The United States civil service com mission has announced that examina. tons will be held at Little Rock April 15 to fill vacancies as they may aecur In the positions of foreman, first-class workman and helper in the trades of boileunaker. carpenter and coppen smith on the lsthmus of Panama. April 19, an examinations will he held for the position of instructor in car riage making in the Indian service at Carlisle, Pa. Also positions of trans ferer in the bureau of engraving and printing; chief of division of chemis- try. hygienic laboratory, in public health and marine service. trained nurse and bridge carpenter on lsth- mus of Panama.
The Forrest City times., 1905-04-07
Assault at Pine Bluff

Mrs. James Mitchell. who lives with her husband about two miles from Pine Bluff was assaulted by Robert Blackwell. alias Will Adams, negro, in room at her home, and is in a dangerous condition in consequence. The negro escaped the officers, owing to the fact that the matter was not re ported to the sheriff until late hour. and the negro had about eight hours in which to get out of the country The sheriff offered a reward of $100 for the arrest of the negro, and officers secured the country around the Mitch ell home in the hope of getting some trace of the fugitive
The Forrest City times., 1905-04-07
Germany's Tardy Credit.

Washington, April 6.-That it was upon the suggestion of Emperor Will liam of Germany that President Roosevelt last February undertook to arrange certain action on the part of the neutral powers for the purpose of inducing the belligerants in the far eastern war to respect the neutrality of China is for the first time officially disclosed in the advance sheets of for eign relations, made public at the state department. It has been hinted for long time that the German em- peror was the initiatory force in those important exchanges. but it was i'm possible to obtain official confirma- ton of the fact
The Forrest City times., 1905-04-07

Railway Suits Compromised.

Judge Trieber of the United States district court at Little Rock and Chan cellor Hart of the Pulaski chancsry court have rendered a joint decision In the raroad tax suits. granting con sent degree by which the proposed compromise between the railroads and the state board of assessment will be carried out. The court de- clined to pass upon the propriety of the compromise. holding that it was simply it's duty to permit a decree by consent in the cases. but in any event the taxes involved in the compromise will not be tied up, and the amount which the railroads agree to pay un- der the compromise, estimated at s350 900, will be paid before April 10.
The Forrest City times., 1905-04-07
Peculiar Wreck Near Little Rock.

Traffic on the Iron Mountain near Little Rock was impeded several hours one day last week by most peculiar accident. Two burning freight cars. one loaded with oil and one with coke, caused the trouble, and although the other cars of the train were saved, the track for distance of 200 feet was damaged to such an extent that 1t required some time to repair the damage and enable the through pas senger trains to continue on their way The train was in full motion when the blaze was discovered As soon as pos Sible the cars to the rear were de tached and the two burning cars pulled ahead, where they were left on the track, while the front part of the train was pulled away safe dis tance. When the two cars had burned to the ground the ties underneath caught fire and the track for a dis tance of 200 feet was destroyed
The Forrest City times., 1905-04-07
Banker Killed by Lightning.

s. A. Knighton. Hope banker, was instantly killed by lightning while standing in the rear doorway of his barn. Mrs. Knighton was in the house when binding flash, followed imme- diately by a deafening crash of thun- der, startled and alarmed her Run ming to the door, she called to her hus- band and on receiving no answer she ran to the barn and found his body lying on the ground, and across the alley in front of him a small tree was shattered by lightning. The electric current, after shattering the tree, had entered the mans forehead, breaking his eyeglasses and twisting the frames of them, and then passed through the body
The Forrest City times., 1905-04-07
Changes at Penitentiary.

The change in the management of the state penitentiary has been made
 Ex-Sheriff J. A. Pitcock of Crawford county succeeds R. B. Hogins of Pope county as superintendent, the latter having held the position for about four years, following E. T McCon. nell Robert E. Bradford of Lonoke county succeeds Walter F. Taylor as clerk, and Dr. R. l.. Russell of Searcy county succeeds pr. C. F. Witt as physician. Financial Agent Joe Moore remains in the capacity of clerk. under the new act for the government of the institution -. !.
The Forrest City times., 1905-04-07
Broke the Record and Died.

New York. April 6-Louse Rivers of New Rochelle. II years of age. has sacrificed her life in a successful effort to become the skipping rope champion of her neighborhood. To jump the rope POO times has long been the championship record of the district. The child had often tried in vain to exceed it. When she began junSing in her last attempt. Louise looked as well as usual. As she approached the 200 mark she was pale and tired. but she doggedly kept on jumping. At 21S the girl fell, screaming with pain. and died shortly afterward at the hos pital. The doctors found she had been attacked by acute appendicitis.
The Forrest City times., 1905-04-07
Wild Cat" Fire Insurance,

Word has reached the stae auditor that agents of a wild eat' fire insur- ance company are doing business in Arkansas. The agents are said to have been operating near Casa, Chid ester and Camden and the authorities are watching for them The men are believed to be those who have opa- ated in Indian Territory and through that section of the country for the past few months. They claim to rep resent the Hartford. with it's office in the New York building, New York city. The auditor says there is no such company as this and brands the policies he has seen so far as fakes.
The Forrest City times., 1905-04-07
MIR. HYDE AND HIS TROUBLES
The New York Legislature and the state insurance Department
 May Ask Questions.

New York. April 4.-Hyde's practical surrender of control of the affairs of the Equitable Life Assurance Society does not appesse the faction of Presi- dent Alexander, which is demanding the retirement of Hyde from active connection with the company more determinedly than ever.
 Senator Bracket contemplates ask ing legislative inquiry into the manner in which the Equitable's finances have been run.
 An official investigation into the charges against Hyde and others con nected with the society will be made by the superintendent of insurance as well.
The Forrest City times., 1905-04-07
EVERYTHING PROMISES WELL
Spring Trade We'll Maintained Ow- ing to Excellent Weather-Wim-
 ter Wheat Showing Up We'll

New York April 1-Bradstreets S weekly review says:
 Excellent weather. favorable grain crop reports. expansion in industry well maintained spring trade particu- larly at the west. enlarging retail trade in the leading cities, and unimpaired confidence in the future, are a sextet of conspicuously satisfactory features demanding notice this week
 Special reports 10 Bradstreets from all leading winter and spring wheat sec- tiCns point 10 the winter-sown crop having weathered the cold weather in excellent condition
The Forrest City times., 1905-04-07
l07, 900 LOST AT MUk-- FEN
Complete Returns of the Number of
 Killed in That Bloody Fight.

Harbin. April 6.-Complete returns received at headquarters give the total Russian losses in killed. wounded and prisoners at the battle of Mukden at 107 900. The wounded are being talk en away from here over the Siberian as fast as possible in order to free the hospitals preparatory to re- newa of the fighting. By Gen Line vitch's order the bands play daily at all the Russian positions.
 Russian newspaper correspondents in Manehuria. having received papers containing accounts of the battle Of Mukden. are wiring protests against it's consideration as an overwhelming disaster and unprecedented defeat and destruction of the Manchurian army. They bitterly complain of the censor ship which forbade the transmission of true accounts of the battle from tho Russian side. permitting the papers and public to derive their impressions from telegrams colored by the Japan csc view The correspondents admit the loss of many stores and attribute defeat to the successful strategy, nu- merical superiority and exact knowl- edge of Russians numbers and posi- tions. which enabled the Japanese to work out their turning movements.
The Forrest City times., 1905-04-07
Looting and Burning in Caucasus.

St. Petersburg. April 6.-Oficial ad- vices report continued disorders in the Caucasus within the past week Peas ants have footed and burned public of fees in many villages in the Gore dis trict, sacked schools and private es- tates, cutting down trees and threat ening to kill the police if they inter- fered, and forced priests to go with them and take an oath of solidarity with their cause Similar but lees se- taken place in the Tiflis district also at Kishineff.
The Forrest City times., 1905-04-07
REMOVAL IS UNWARRAN1 FED
Opinion in the Case of Chief Justice
 Raymond of Indian Territory.
The Department of Justice Hns h. Nesheated the Charges and Find
 Them Not Proven.

Washington, March 4.-The follow ing statement regarding the charges against Judge Raymond. chief justice of the Indian territory, was made on behalf of Att'y-Gen. 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 proven warranting his removal from office. In view of this conclusion, it is not deemed the province of the department to enter into criticism of his conduct Fed eral judges in the states hold office for life. in order that they may be not un- der the influence of fear and other inn proper motives Territorial judges may be removed by the president but as nearly as may be also should be free from such influences. They can not be If their conduct Hs to be sub iect to constant commeRf by executive officers near the presidents IT is but just to add that the judges honesty and impartality can not be seriously questioned and that he has ihdustri- ously tried to make an exceptional rec ord for good and rapid work, particu- larly in the suppression of the liquor traffic. thing obviously injurious to the peace and welfare of the people of the Indian territory.
 The charges against Judge Ray mond included discourtesy toward members of the bar and improper po- |; ,.,itx
The Forrest City times., 1905-04-07
l. N. MULeORD. Jeweler. Memphis Tenn
sUeTERRANEAN WONDERS M ammOth Cave
COLOSSAL CAVERN

Are the most interesting of all the Natural Wonders in America These wonderful Caverns are visited an nually by thousands of tourists from this country and abroad They are pronounced by scientists the most magnificent work of nature. It would we'll repay you to take the time to make a visit to them. They are 10a miles south of Louisville. Ky, near the
 LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE R. R. and the undersigned will be glad to quote you rates. give train schedules or send you a beautiful illustrated 4S-page booklet giving an interesting description of these remarkable places.
 C. L. STONE. Gen. Pass. Agt.,
 Louisville. Ky.
The Forrest City times., 1905-04-07
Adiudaed Insane.

Mrs. L. H. Brand, formerly of In diana, has been adjudged insane at De Queen and sent to the state hospi- tai for nervous diseases. Mrs. Brand a few weeks ago shot her little daugh- ter. six years of age then shot herself in a short time
The Forrest City times., 1905-04-07
VALUABLE MEMENTOES.
Presentation to Gen. Horace Porter, Retiring |. S. Ambsssador, By
 the Alliance Francaise.

Paris April An the presence of a company of distinguished literary peo- pie and French officials of the St. Louis exposition, Monday evening. Gen Hor- ace Porter, the retiring American am bassador to France, was presented with valuable mementoes from the Alliance Francais. in recognition of his efforts in connection with the promotion of interest in the French language.
The Forrest City times., 1905-04-07
Victims of Earthquake.

Lahore. India. April 6.-The Hill station of Dharmsala was practically razed to the ground by the earth quake. Several natives were killed and many were injured when the na- tive quarter of Lahore was demolsh- ed The Mohammedans here are par ading the streets, wailing and praying for delverance from further visita- tions
The Forrest City times., 1905-04-07
Sister of Gen. Grant Dead.

Orange, N J. April 6.-Mrs. Mary Grant Cramer, sister of President U. S. Grant. and wife of pr. w & Cramer. was found dead in bed at the home Of her sister. Mrs. Virginia Grant Cor bin. in East Orange Mrs Cramer re- tired in good health, apparently
The Forrest City times., 1905-04-07
Woman Assassinated.

Crosby. Tex. April Mrs. Mary Marble. an aged woman. was assassin ated at night as she was standing in her home grinding coffee. The assas- sin was concealed behind chimney, and used a shotgun. the buchshot pro Gucing instant death.