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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-12

The Bryan Eagle is making a
noble effort to arouse the citizens
Of Bryan to the point where the
proposition to build the electric
road from Bryan to College will
be taken hold Of and pushed to
completion. The whole Of the
front page of The Eagle was yes
terday devoted to interviews and
expressions from its constituents.
The Eagle is one of the best papers
in this portion Of Texas and is I'M
ceasing in its efforts to upbuild
Bryan and Brazos county.-Nav-
asota Examiner.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-12
KNIGHTS TEMPLARs.
Fifty Second Annual Conceive Enter.
tanned by Beaumont.

alnco bJ beaumont
Beaumont. May ii.-Fifty-second an.
nual meeting OF the grand commandery
Of Texas Knights Templars was In
augurated by a street parade. II was
one Of the most imposing ever witness.
cd In this city. nearly all OF the forty.
one communicates Of the state being
represented
Al the beginning 81 the session the
first address was made by Rev. John
X. Black 81 Galveston. eminent grand
prelate. who also led the responsive
services. The address of welcome was
delivered by Hon. Leon Sonfeld OF this
city Right Eminent Grand Command.
or Chamberlain Of san Antonio re-
sponded, who also delivered the annual
address
The committee on returns reported %
net Increase In membership of 800 dur.
ing the year. making n total Of a20l
Since reports were sent IN January.
nearly 100 candidates have been acted
upon. Two new commentaries have
been workln under dispensation-
ham and Pittsburg (Which have con-
ferried orders on thirtv-thrce and
thirty-two. respectively. since July n
last the largest number N creations
ever made hy new communicates Ia the
history OF Texas
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-12
BRYAN.cOLLEdE ELECTRIC RAILWAY

We were much pleased to notice
last week what may be called a
Special Electric Line edition OF the
Bryan Eagle. From the inter
views published in the Eagle, and
from what we have heard several
Bryan people say, we should Judge
that Bryan is very much in favor
Of the railroad TO College. Now
that franchises have been granted
to the franchise company, Bryan
has gone too far to let anything
hinder her. 1t all depends on
Bryan, The College authorities
cannot help very much, and
neither can the cadets, but both
bodies are heartily in favor Of the
movement. II may be mentioned,
in passing, that a debate in one of
the leading literary societies on the
electric line proposition was de-
cided in favor Of building the line
at once.
Other towns, as the Eagle says,
have raised larger sums Of money
than that required OF Bryan, for
enterprises from which less could
be expected. Some time ago, the
city OF Dallas, to show her faith
in Trinity River navigation, prom
ised TO raise $4,000 in order to
secure an appropriation from Con-
gress for the improvement of the
river. Congress was impressed
with the enterprise Of Dallas, and
gave her the appropriation. As
for the $4,000, it is now in the |
hands Of the national government, !
and work on the Trinity will be- !
gin at once. Not only Dallas, but /
all OF North Texas will be bene.
fitted by this appropriation. As
for the proposition before the city |
Of Bryan, the results will 20 direct
TO Bryan and to the A. and NJ.
College, and whatever builds up
the College, builds up Bryan"
Bryan will get immediate good out
Of her contribution, while the work
on the Trinity will not be finished
even after the large appropriation
Of half a million dollars is spent on
Il. Dallas will not be directly
benefited by her contribution for
some years.
Surely Bryan cannot, and will
not, let this opportunity slip
through her fingers. Let her put
mp the required $4,000, and
will begin to consider
her. We read in the Eagle of one
patriotic citizen who offers to con.
tribute S25 as soon as anything
definite is done. That's the way
or Bryanites 10 talk. Let them
get the cash together aud then go
or the line. They will be more
han repaid.-The Battalion.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-12

Mr.. Roosevelt emphatically told
the labor leaders in Chicago that
in every effort to prevent violence
by mobs or individuals and to see
that the laws are obeyed and order
preserved the mayor of Chicago
has the hearty support of the pres.
ident Of the United States. Con.
tinuing the president said. 81 am
a believer in unions. am an hon.
orary member of one union. But
the union must obey the law Just
as the corporation must obey the
law, just as every man, rich or
poor, must obey the law. As yet
no action has been called for by
me, and most certainly If that
action is called for by me / shall
try TO do exact justice to every man
so far as have power. But the
first essential is the preservation
of the law and order, the suppress.
sion of violence by mobs or indi.
viduals.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-12
Larae Coffee comnanY.

Austin. May ii-Among charters flet
Il following: Royal Coffee company o
Fort Worth: capital stock. 800 600
purpose. 10 manufacture and sell liquiC
coffee and teas and spices and th,ir cx.
tracts. Incorporated by c. n. william.
con. A. r. Foute. J. +. wallas and Ash.
ton Robbins. all OF Fort Worth
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-12
SOME BILLS PASS.
kmong Them the Austin Dam Msasur,
and Galve-ton causeway.

among Then, the Austin Dam Measure
and Galve-tor causeway.
Austin. May li.-Austn dam bin lli
finally passed both braarches % IN,
legislature. This bill authorizes the cl.y
Of Austin 10 lease or s.ll water and
light plant for the purpo Va OF rebuild.
ing the dam
Galv ston causeway bin was passed
finally in the house
The senate adopted the report Of the
free conference committee on the gem
eral deficiency appropriation bill
snator Griggs' reciprocity resolution
was finally adopted
Another call for registered warrants
has been made by Treasurer Robbins
The call embraces all numbers includ-
Ing fs.6i2 and amounts % SigS00S
This reduces the deficit 20 ts2.s6i.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-12

The president doubtless found
the Chicago strike bit more ex-
citing than hunting in the ers,-
while wild west They barely
stopped shooting and cutting one
another on Michigan avenue long
enough for the president to pass.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-12
BOARD OF EXAMINERS.
Superintendent Of Education Cousin,
Makes AppoIntmenta.

Austin, May 11.-State Superintond
cnt r. b. Cousins has appointed m,
following state board Of examiners q,
serve for the next two years.
Or. w II Bruce. Denton. Suporln.
tendent S. VI. y Harris. Terrell. Pro,
fessor W = Sutton. Austin. Superln.
tendent - 4. stafford. Mlncola: super.
intendent V. NJ. Fulton. Clcburne: Su.
perintendent r. W. Horn. Houston: Su.
perintendent r. r. Day. Henderson. Mr
Bruce Il chairman and Mr. Mars &.
secretary OF the board.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-12

The Texas editors are in annual
session at Brentwood. Will II.
Mays has been rubbing his people
up to give them a good time for a
whole year, and they are bound to
have il.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-12
Menum.nt Unveiled.

Austin. May i1.-Members ofg TeHa,
Firemen's association unveiled monu.
ment 10 fremen in the capitol grounds
Carl +. Drake Of this city delivered ar
address.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-12

The union revival services at the
tent In the courthouse yard close
tonight after continuing nearly
two weeks, and resulting in much
benefit TO the churches engaged and
70 the community.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-12
Nsaro Shoot, Whit. Man.

Houston, May 1.-THE wagons o. Ru.
dolph Gax. a white man. and Tobc
whitehead, n negro. collidcd 4 fight
followed. whitehead procured a shot.
gun and shot Gax, probably fatally
woundlng him.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-12

The census bureau gives Texas
a population of 1856, 300, an in
crease Of 406, $50 over the census
Of 1900.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-12
TEXAS HOTEL MEN.
Held a Business Session al Dallas END
Elect Officers.

Elect Officers.
Dallas, May 1.-THE Texas Hotel
Mems association held n meeting AZ N,
Oriental hotel. Following officers were
elected.
Presiient-Joe Huckins. Jr. Tevar-
kama
First Vice President. W Fisher
Fl Paso.
Second Vice President-Edgar Tur-
ner. Gainesville
Secretary and Treasurer-T H. Clan.
cy. Dallas
Direciors-S. r. Mcllhenny. Dallas:
J. W McLain. San Antonio: Y. q. ia.
Wis. Paris. W. S. Smith. waxahachi..
O. r I,lney Fort Worth: william
Booth, sherman; william Beckham
Grcenvlllo
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-01
opsratIves Return to VOL.

st. Petersburg, Jan. 3O.--12:3S p.
m.--Most Of the factories and mills OF
St Petersburg are In operation today
and the strike TO all intents and pur
poses is ended. A few large estab.
llshments have not yet fully resumed
operations, owing to the official for
malitles necessary in registering their
thousands of employees Some of the
workment at the Putaoff works. where
the strike originated, have asked for
the celebration Of a religious service
by the metropolitan OF st. Petersburg
before resuming work so as to ne.
move the effect of the presence OF the
mfrocked priest and ex-communicat
ed leader" Father Gopon. Some so.
cialDemocrats are protesting the ar
rests of Friday and Saturday on the
ground that the action taken was "a
violation OF tbs implied promise con.
tanned in the proclamation OF the au.
thoritles."
The manufacturers association will
meet this week to decide the question
of paying the wages OF the strikers
for the time the latter were not at
work, but as a number OF the works
have already paid their skilled labor
srs whose pay day was Jan, %. hail
or full time. the rest OF the employ.
ers viii probably decide to pay their
workmen at least part of their wages
for the time they we're on strike
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-01
49, AnaInal Paeksrl.

Washington. Jan. 80 The supreme
court Of the ualtad states today De-
clGed lhe case oi the United Stare
versus swift g Co. known as abe boel
trust charging conspiracy among thf
packers % nx prices OH fresh meats
etc The opinion was handed down
by Justice Holmes and affirmed The
decision of The c0lf, bc.uE. which val.
against the packers
20 hls opinion luH.ea lloimcs Dis
cuoe1 ai length tbe g ious conteu.
lions OF the packers aua disposed Of
them Individually He ldmlttod thHf
some ~ the charge aM. loss specific
than desirable but sa.I BITS wac roc
essanly true on account Of she vast
extent oi tho Geld severed DE added
that sufficient cause ba. been ah0eB
10 prove continued ad.lsca aud au
oGense Di such a gsfWr 20 Justify tbf
proceeding The 0p.a.an. continued
the inlunct.on granted against ths
packers under ihe shrfa an ant tuft
laa by The lower cour The op'ui0h
WAS ooacurred Do by aH .he mombers
Of the court
The supreme court ~ the rnift1
States today dealel ibe DplcstDs of
Mafaen LoTenra end G-pn f0r writ
Of ceftlorar .s che CO... sEaiutl them
charE.ng conspiracy Boo dsfraud re.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-01

Nashville Teau Ben 20 To-Day az
Moscow ggsia Maldu sammers.
formerly % Nashville buI GOV eos.
necied ullh ,be United States d.plo
matIc service abroad Eas married %
SITE 0Gra}noF tbo b member 81
wsaillY aad prominent Zoe laa iam.
iiY fer eHAdmoibff vas fae prIn.
cess Gaiffsa ana hef mother the pru
rea Gofayhon 300 o. eon defed one
of fba m0ff nfigtIBi GIRLS n Naasis
Mf Hnmeu It graudson Of che lace
w. sumeu oas ~ the m0ai eminent
aoHihern Methodist arae srd sfaud
bephes % EoHaIos Moreaa ~ Ala
bans
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-01

R'aEe % ga Jan gi Thf sou
eminent q Fo.nF 20 establish sh18.
sos range about z mle mat ~ R.nR
gold thl adjacent to Catapa sbans
which Is ags oansa by Qeueai naif
uIa The7 haze 'satrG fhe isaa bt
lorF.1E 90 uu FanEis Hauis W 81
Pain ana g q HsrH aad 900 'bter
male "a permanent Tblt 10 a tt9aeht
si. Hesgy belp .h.e bar 81 thr rDH1
ty AL asl ss rneoauee fhe nfF sisn
ffle aIHaf ah.ea Be- AoH beIrE F
gsfef fraa HafsfHa "a VIA laa Na
tioasI paft 20 H.fEflIf end ss o. &C.
to1ta E9r1es 600 ottF ta.nu
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-01
WAGON DRIVERS, srRlKE.
Nine Hundred Men Ask for Better
Wages In Windy City.

Chicago, Jan 3i,-Nlue hundred
lumber wagon drivers struck here to.
day Operations OF firms comprls.
ing the Lumbermen's Association con.
Germs that control the supply OF hum.
Der for building, tho flooring mills and
the sash, door aud blind and box fac.
tory OF the city were affected
One hundred Arms are affected aud
they assert that they will stand togeth.
er IN opposing the demands OF the
drivers, The drivers affected belong
20 the Lumber. Box and shayings
Transfers local OF The International
Brotherhood Of Teamsters.
Since last December they have been
seeking an Increase OF wages FOR driy.
ors Of twohorse wagons from $40 TO
Sl4 a week no increase Is asked
for single drivers. who have been got.
ting Sl2 The employers would con.
oede no advance
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-01

New Oueans Jan % The state
supreme court Today dsu'od new
trial .u che eases % Lewis Isl Lyoal
vho murdered Ditrc' Ati0ruey g.
Ward Guriey ard Sam Aspara vho
murdered Antonio IHcC.ano TIE
former tfaEody ETew out of civil
case which ere district attorney ban.
eird for Icons The latter claimed
70 have beer dsiuuded H CO..
Tense asI tkat 1f insanity TIE maa
der 90 Luciano vAt said Boz I'll r4s OF.
grueih cf Et1a pot Tls rarrtr
followed a seFiot VI shooting aarag
alf muftfrs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-01
PRESIDENT SENDS
CONGRESS MESSAGE
Wants Statistics On Marriage
and Divorce Published.
DEoIsIoNs o. SUPREME oouR1

They Decide that There Exists In
This Country Beef Trust-cOls
RADIO Election Case Before That TrI
bunal--other Washington News,
Washington, Jan. 3l.-The president
sent message to congress today call.
ing attention to The fact that no sta.
tisties on marriage and divorce had
been collected since 1856, and recon-.
mended legislation.
The following Is the text Of the mes
sage:
ITO the senate and and house OF rep
resentatiyes: call the attention OF
congress to the fact that no statistics
have been collected by the federal
government on the subject OF marriage
and divorce since 1886, and that but
few OF the states have provided fot
these statistics, The Institution OF
marriage is, Of course. at the very
foundation OF our social organization,
and all influences that afect that instI,
tuition are Of vital concern to the peO
pie OF the whole country. There ls
a widespread conviction that the dI.
vorce laws are dangerously lax and IN.
differently administered "a some OF the
states. resulting IN diminishing re.
gard for the sanctlty Of tho marriage
relation.
"The hope IS entertained that coop
Grafton amongst the several states can
be sucred TO the end thal there may
be enacted, upon The subject 81 mar
rage and divorce deem the matter
Of sufficient general importance to rec
ommend that the director OF the cen.
sus be authorized by appropriate leg
islatlon to collect aud publish stats
ties pertaining 20 that subject secur
Ing The statistics from 1856 90 me
present time
Theodore Roosevelt"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-01
rhree Hunt In MrsoL

Portsmouth O. Jan 81 Wcstboupd
passenger train 80 q ou the Nor
folk aud Western Side swlped a
freight train a. a sidlas Just outside
The elly sunday ulght. and Engineer
Benjamin Arson, Of the passenger
train, was probably fatally injured and
Arthur Ridcnour nremsn OF The paa.
sengor train. and Conductor Gala.
ham OF tho freight train, were 90.
verify hurt The passenger engine
and baggage car wefe overturned and
Arson was caught beneath thr engine.
None OF iho passenger ears we're over
turned bat The occupants were TO-
yercly shaken 100
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-01

Canton Ga San. 80 Mary ne q
ysarold gld ~ ~ ava Sire ~ T.
Morris al Holly HpUnu wus be- hof.
nbly burned lnsf nees tbat ahe dlsd
hours after tbe accident Bh6 vas
playing wi,h paper Before 90 open nfe,
when bsf clothing ra8rbi aud burned
entirely on. There beine aniy smother
SMALLER child .n che house 20 Ibs uBe
the accident occurred.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-01
ouletsr at Warsaw.

Warsaw, Russian Poland, Jan 81
The streets have been quieter since
yesterday evening. but the strike con.
tinues In fun swing. All places Of
business are closed A proclamation
has been issued declaring that the
condition of the city requires addition.
al protection measures, without dii.
Terminating between those who are
forced out against their will and those
who are precipltating the strike. The
men, Il Is added, must return 20 worl,
Internationally.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-01

Chicago. Jan 80 Aficr being stab.
bed 90 death oarly today tha hody OF
John schranaeH 81 yo4u DID, was
placed on pJ1 table GO q billiard
hall Aecariiug io tbo police 8chrab.
nan was attacked hy two men while
be was on Die Way 90 hs home from
Wedding HIa atHa.lauts ibon csr
ried h.s body into ibc billiard bail and
lcft 30 there
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-01
ooMMIssIoN LIE TEsTlMoNY
TWO Witnesses Examined In Regard to
North Sea Incident

TWO Witnesses Examined In Regard 70
North Sea Incident
commission inquirlug into the North
Sea incident al rs session today hoard
Paris, Jan 3t.-Tbe international
two Swedish Witnesses. Captain Johu-
son and Mate sromberg OF the cargo
boat Aldebauan They both testified
that a few hours preceding The firms
On The British trawlers by the Russian
squadron, their boat was wrecked 90 The
North sea by a strange warship which
nred many shots az the Aldebaran.
but DID not do her serious damage.
The stranger then disappeared
Counsel for Russia protested and
this testimony was hot directly con.
nected with the North Sea incident.
but Admiral Fomnier president of
the commission. ruled that thc testl-
mony was admissible
Hugh oBeIrpo The British agent
said the strange vessel was tho Rus
sian transport Kamtchafka which mis-
took the Swedish craft Tor a torpedo
boat Mr OBene further declared
the attack thereafter sent a wireless
message to Vice Admiral Rojesiycu
sky. notifying him that she bad been
attacked by a torpedo boat and 70
iestyeusky theTeupou ordered BIS
squadIon % he COO the lookout for t0r
pedo boais which. Mr OBeirne a.
serted caused the North scs inc'lent
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-01

So Loak faa go James Brykl
opsratrr 1f trIepae-e fatethaarl
a. fae fal Cosra tatet tsrtlfa
Nfg uFtry from heirr sas
ttah p lv trf u BOSE len @
to aAcre 81 hres Ryaa lup
irqu ht t tafuF farf H
tr1ra s-f slippers ara rsstrs lats
fhf tarrIrF keasr utr t lrt
fae cara Ea t ct faufa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-01
In the Senate,

When the senate convened today
Mr. Plat On, W presented the Ger
tihcate OF election OF his colleague,
Mr. Depew,
A bin extending to the Philippines
the provisions OF tho revised statutes
concerning the extraditlon OF fugg
tives from justice, was passed,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-01

nhRaatfc ian 60 The DEAD BODY
Of q FoggE aoman ab9 esm6 fo the
Bau ho'e fen days ego wth 3 man
nbo regHtefe4 a. r. Terry ana
wife, chicago. vas found ln fhe
fp9m Tie H0man bad swallowed ear
bo.ie ae'd Terry has daspDsared.
h O. beiefet daabs m.elas bad
BEEN planned and lbat the maa lot
hs free We eve toa dltlaelr hap.
~ m .fe Waeh yoa receive this
lfHH f v.. as oa the ros1 lo heap
ea Tue fons8.as b lefief received
eY Ar Parker ths moiber III SIS
f.ofence Tern The TsgrIs were
nuuea isa Gays ESQ ald Hsrs ga
tbef t1asgm0sa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-01

In Regard to Russian TrOubles-Re-
iatlons Somewhat Strained Between
the TWO Powers.
st. Petersburg, Jan. S1-The posting
% placards at Libau signed by the
governor of Courland OF similar
purport to those posted at Moscow
charging Great Britain with response
bllity for the disturbance in Russia.
has called out another vigorous pro
test from the British ambassador, Sir
CHARLES Hardinge, who has pointed out
~ Foreign Minister Lamsdorff that
such proceedings must make a deplor'
able impression in Great Britain and
fennot fail to seriously affect the
friendly relations of the two coun.
tries.
The British military attache here,
Maior Napier has been dispatched to
Narsaw to inquire into the attack Oh
Consul General Murray and the vice
coosul there
New complications between Great
ErilaiRN and Russia are feared on &C.
count Of the attack on the British
consul and vice consul at Warsaw
saturday night
Coming on the heels Of the placards
osted by Assistant Police Chief Rou-
dne0. accused the British OF assisting
soc Revolutionists of Russia, the War
cav incident may be the source OF an
her outburst in Great Britain which
again strain relations between the
countries Beyond the fact from
attack az Warsaw. resulting In
wounding of the British vice con.
who IS now IN hospital tn
ahsh embassy here has no details
be AFFAIR, but sir Charles Har
dnee. the British ambassador, has al.
delivered note 10 Foreign
Birer Lamsdorn. asking for an inn.
late investigation and explanation,
wing any claims which may bel
after made and 90 the same time
hg for protection OF British con
thrQlghoat the empire By
W trs, train be also dispatched Ma
Napier the British military at
ah go Warsaw. 10 secure a full re-
tf on the circumstance Count
lsnsdorff replied 10 Ambassador Har
1Bks second note OF The subject Of
fae Moscow placards by saying that
icflctions had been sent 20 remove
ga ~ traces oi che placards from the
street, T. q now learned, however
it similar notices had been posted
bau and Reyal which led to "a
saFal OF representation on the
10 this connection ihc appear
oi Zoe proclamation OF the Hoiy
D inguct.ne the Orthodox priests
norm their parIsh.oners that the
t and revolutionary movements
nomotgd by the externa, a. vel
ftemal enemies OF Russia With
th cbiecl oi embarrassing the mi.i
lars and naval plans Gas created
ahat OF hurry amoag foreigners
heft Especially The British rho bo
iha The object BE- % incite Dos
DiHf No further action Has been
uka by Amhassado Hardne atrs
fnregn represcuIatFc-
Pfsie sdvlcoE from Waran say
IS ihorfe there have already 90
ftf the charse uf tho waterWorks 1
c ish and gas plants. ard that
tuuht o. anticipated
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-01

in respect TO the late Senator Hoar,
on sunday, Feb. 10, az noon.
The conference report on the legis.
latlye, executive and judicial appropri.
alton bin was called up by Mr. Lit
tauer, of New York,