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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-15
WEST TEXAS NEWS.
To the Bryan Eagle.

To the Bryan Eagle.
Dimmitt, Texas, June 5.-Ano,her
good rain visited this locality on
Tuesday May 80, which We were
very glad to see though we were
not in immediate need Of il, as it
had rained the week before. Crops
and grass are finer here than they
have been in three years, at this
time Of year, even cotton looks
well. Every one is very busy
cultivating their crops, in order to
be ready 10 harvest their wheat
and oats, which promises TO be
good. We know of one man who
has l13 acres in oats. There is
quite lot of small grain sown in
Castro Co., this year, alfalfa is be-
ing sown by a great many Of our
farmers, who claim that the
plains land is well adapted TO
that plant. L. A. knight, one of
Plainview's Bankers has 500 acres
in alfalfa on running water draw
that is as fine as any one could
wish for.
We very often have trouble in
getting it up to a stand, on account
of dry weather in the spring, but
when well rooted, those who have
grown it say it is alright even in
dry weather, this has been a good !
year to get it started. Dimmitt
Camp. No. 1890 w. o. W. had an
ice cream supper at the camp Sat-
urday night, which was very much
enjoyed by all present.
Prospectors are beginning TO buy
land on the plains again. This
country is settled with folks now
that will stay, Of course occasion.
ally some fellow will go back to
his old stamping ground but there
Is usually a better one to take his
place. / still have great confidence
N this country becoming the gar.
len spot Of Tex, and she is a very
arge Garden Spot" as she is
lbout 100 miles wide by 800 long,
md nearly all good land.
w. S. d.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-15
Yrezrh Moshers.

There is oGe thing that French moth.
ers do not do enough. That II TO sep
arate from their growing boys, TO send
them 10 the school OF life outside the
home and into situations where they
must look after themselves. The moth
er's happiness II complete only with
her children around her. Let life not
keep them too much apart. From this
arise too fearsome ideas Of distance
and too timid attachment TO the natal
soil or the maternal city.
The difficulty Is that II Is very re-
luctantly admitted among the French
that the time must come for the
nesting 20 use its own wings. I have
seen most excellent parents worry
themselves nearly 10 death because a
daughter will not acquiesce In their
IDEAS or wish 20 accept the husband
OF their choice. To a sou or "A daughter
very devoted but independent Il Is OF.
ten said, 'You love me no longer"
But II we have touched here upon n
somewhat delicate point the good will
and love OF the French mothers arc
above all praise. even II sometimes
and breadth OF mind be
somewhat lacklng.-Charles Wagner in
Cosmopolitan.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-15

A patient az a metropolitan hospital
goes away est satisfied when he Is
given something 20 drink out OF bot
tie. The drinking. according 20 an.
cient ritual, must not BE- less often than
three times a day and the ceremony
must have some reference TO meals.
The draft 10 be efficient should be col.
ored. II must have n marked odor. 80
that he may Invite his friends 10 smell
H. II should be loathsome TO the taste.
no that the taking OF II may call for
some heroism. Above all. IL needs TO
possess an e-'l looking sediment which
will require formal shaking OF the
vlaL-London Hospital.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-15

The growing demand for the an
nual crop of A. and NJ. College
graduates shows the value Of tech
nical education and the immediate
returns it brings. A number Of
the young men of this years class
in the various departments go di.
rect from College to accept good
positions. Without any dispar-
agement to the professions, which
are ever honorable and generally
profitable after a time, We haven't
heard Of anybody hanging around
the lawyer and doctor mills Of
the state to catch the grist.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-15
when You Put Mnk In Tee.

The scientific justification for add.
ing milk 20 tea" Gays the Dietetic and
Hygiene Gazette. comes from the
facts that the fannie acid contained In
tea combines with the albumen Of the
milk 20 form tannate OF albumen,
which Is practically leather. BY drink
ing tea alone the coating OF the stom-
ach Is made leathery But when milk.
which contains albumen. Is added the
molecules OF fannie acid select their
affinity OF alhumen from II. and as a
divorce Is unknown to tannate OF al
bumen the lining OF the stomach Is less
liable 10 be affected by the fannie acid
than il would be II the tea were taken
alone"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-15

a story that comes FROM Ireland re-
lates TO the custom among farmers
there OF depositing money In the bank
In the Joint names OF husband and
wife, so that when one dies the sur
viyor can draw out the money without
any legal fo-mallties.
To farmer who recently made ap-
pllcation for money deposited for him
self and his wife the manager asked
why. Pat. how can this BET II Is not
much more than a year since you came
with a similar application on the death
OF your wife"
well. your honor" was the reply.
I'm n bit lucky wild women. "-Har
pers Weekly
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-15
THURSDAY, JUNE 10.

All together for a Brazos county
prize winning agricultural exhibit
at the Farmers Congress.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-15
FARMERS CONGRESS NOTICE.

John Is. Mike, chairman of the
committee appointed to secure ac-
commodations for visitors TO the
Farmers Congress, July 20, 20 and
"a, who may desire to stay in Bryan,
requests all parties who will be able
to furnish lodging, breakfast and
supper at si.O0 per day to notify any
Of the three members of the commit
tee, John b. Mike, T. A. Searcy and
Will S. Higgs, as early as possible.
i67
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PaternaI Confidence.

The Young Man with some en-.
barrassmenti-There Is one question
you haven't asked me yet. Mr.. Hur-
pop You haven't wanted TO know
whether or not think / can make n
living for your daughter. The Other
Man-That isn't necessary. Henry
She'll see that you make the living. all
right. II she's az all like her mother.
and I think she is.-Chicago Tribune.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-15

The State Printing Co. of Aus
tin sells bound copies of the new
Terrell election law and the new
state banking law for % cents,
single copies; cheaper in quaint
tea
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-15

DO you remember. love, twenty
years ago we sat one moonlight night
by this lake, I had my head on your
breast and for an hour spoke not
word"
Yes. and II has never happened
again since"
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body.

Tarpon fishing is fine on the
Texas coast. The worlds record
has been broken by l.. &. MUIR
ply of Converse, Ind, who land
ed twenty-four in one day.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-15

Teach a boy how to do some.
thing and he is not likely TO get
into tIouble trying to do some.
hodv
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-15

Just received by Fountain d Co.
Fresh Dill Pickles
Fresh Sour Pickles
Fresh Sweet Mixed Pickles.
iG2
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06

ALDER M { N
OPEN Bill S.
City Fathers Will Meet Tonight
to Transact Public Bust
ness.


Bids for Perth Amboy's part of the
bridge approach will be opened by
the Board of Aldermen tonight. 1t
is expected that Sanford & Harris,
the builders Of the bridge, will offer
bids for using both new and old ma
terial. This city is TO pay for the APP
proach as far as the end of the 900
foot extension OF the bridge, the con
tract for which was awarded by the
Board of Freeholders to Sanford &
Harris. The Central railroad must
nay for the trostlework owe the
tracks of it's North Shore branch.
The council will also open bids for
paving Rector street from Market
street with twelve-inch Telford ma
cadam pavement and two feet of Bel
gian block gutter stone on each side.
The work comprises eight hundred
Yards of Telford %macadam pavement,
about 245 yards of Belgian block
gutter stone and about 1000 feet of
%sixteen-inch curb set in six inches OF
concrete.
Thirty working days will be allow
ed for the completion of the work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06
KILLED HIS DAUGHTER.
UniOntown Merchants Fatal Shot
Through a Door.

UNIONTOWN, Pa, Nov. 6.-Bcliev-
ing that he was shooting at Il burglar,
Hayden Il. Graft. II well known hard
ware merchant of this place, killed his
daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Coddington,
at their home in apartments over the
hardware store in Maine street.
Mrs. Coddington and her husband.
Charles COddington. lived with the for
mcr's parents, Coddington had been
i'll for the last four days With pncu-
monia, and early in the morning the
wife went to the Kitchen to get him
some ice. The door closed behind her
and locked itself with Il spring lock.
Her father was awakened by the
sound and, going to the door. called
twice. Receiving no response. he fired
through the door, the bullet striking
his daughter in the head.
When he discovered what he had
done Mr.. Craft collapsed and is in the
hospital in Il critical condition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06
CRY BRIEFS
CQOOOO 10000
-rhe Polish Citizens Club viii

The Polish Citizens Club will
meet tonight.
"A rehearsal for the Raritan
kTacht Club minstrel show in Wilder
Mail Thursday, November %, will
De held tonight and another We'd
kes6Sy night. Tickets will be placed
ON sale at F. S. Mead's store We'd
1t has been reported to the
authorities that two bags of fish
were dumped on the bank along the
Central tracks lust south of Wash
ington street.
~ pocketbook containing some
/. charge and papers was found in city
hall park by.eGarret Brodhead and
.Lala.pMA police headquarters to
and important meet
y ! 4 | !, ! =. !. !. !. !. !! q. !. :: !. !. !: !: !. !. !. !.
lolic Club will be held
es the election of
Number of things in
cate dance and re-
kpy the club, will
heavy travel on
Public Service
yesterday after
fas operated on
a State street
he went into eff
and Rapid Tran
".
'Ott, son of Pa
Nermott, who
ineer at the
for some
Saturday (,
lie ,0hi-
as engineer
y.
S have been com
third time of filth
the gutter from a
harles and Huntington
Tickets are selling fast for the
l1cemen's ball.
A pair Of steps leading from
bluff to the beach have been
IN up.
AT the meeting of the Eagle A.
uight, in( the club rooms. at
and Hobart streets, ii is ex-
hat plans for buying a lot
NV club house will be com
he ,committee in charge of
igment, which will take
5w night, will also make
,Dorers' Protective Union will
might in the Dana building,
street.
A he members of Court Martha
VA ington, Foresters, hold IA dance
nd reception in Wilder Music Hall
tuesday night.
After being laid up for some
feeks with a broken rig Daniel Gal
agher, of Mechanic street, returned
70 his duties as a motorman in the
employ of Che Public Service Corpor-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06
IN SOUTH JERSEY.
Political Condition There as Badly
Mixed as North Jersey.

TRENTON, Nov. I'll Reports from
South Jersey indicate that the spirit
OF rs" that is manifested in the up
state counties has permeated to the
south.
The democrats and Roosevelt re-
publicans in Camden county have
the Baird machine thoroughly scared.
Party fences are down despite the
efforts of the republican organiza-
lion to maintain them. Joseph %.
Nowfey has a splendid chance to be
elected sheriff, unless the imported
~repeaters elude the vigilance of the
anti-machine forces and get their
work in. There is no telling what
effect Nowrey's strength will have on
the balance of the reform ticket.
Both sides I claiming Gloucester
for senator and assemblyman.
In Salem the result will be close.
In Burlington the contest centres
on the %shrievalty, and the voters
promise to give the machine a bad
jolt in defeating Norcross.
Ocean has a fusion ticket opposed
to the machine and its chances are
considered good.
The republicans will probably
carry Atlantic, Cape May and Cum
berland.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06
POLICE COURT NOTES.
Rounds Of Arrests for Over Sunday
Keeps Recorder Busy.

Louis Nogi,-a Hun, not a JAP
was placed under 500 bonds for the
grand jury this morning on a charge
of assault and battery preferred by
Frank j. Schantz, Schantz alleged
that he was in Nogi's saloon, at
Smith street and Kirkland place, and
that Nogi put him u in a rough
manner,
Joseph Relidsky, of Clifford street,
was arrested by Policeman Hanson
Saturday night on a charge of beat
ing his wife and putting her and her
baby out of the house. He was dis
charged with a reprimand.
William Johnson, of Market and
South Second streets, has complained
to the police that his overcoat was
taken While he was in a restaurant
on New Brunswick avenue, near
Smith street.
Policeman Tonnesen was called TO
a house on Woodbridge road, Satur-
day night, where two brothers were
drunk and quarrelling, but their
mother did not want to have them
arrested.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06
PHILADELPHIA FIGHT.
City Is In a Turmoil Over
the Graft Issue.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 6. With
orators exhorting the voters TO support
sfileir favorite candidates Philadelphia
has closed what was probably the most
sensational political campaign in the
223 years of its existence. From city
hall to the county line the staid Quaker
city has beer in Il turmoil politically
for six months. engaged in Il contest
that promises to leaye its scars for Il
long Time to ONE 1t now remains ior
HE electors to decide whether there
shall he Il .cilange in the metiious Oh
/ e0natcting municipal affairs.
Primarily the tight is against the
rcn wbo cout"ol tlc local ma
| chine organization. the dominant par
ty Of the city. There have been zee
bic campaigns against them pefore'
but the present movement began last
May. when there was a popular upris-
ing against the city extending the pres
ent lease of the gas works TO seventy
five years in consideration of S2o'ooe,-
coo in cash.
on Nav % Mayor Weaver electrified
he people of the city by dismissing
from office the directors of public
safetv and public works, who We're in
sympathy with those favoring the gas
lease extension. lie then announced
hat he was against the organization
and for reform in city affairs. Mean
while the tide of popular feeling
against the lease was steadily rising.
and the situation grew so critical that
the United Gas Improvement company,
lessee of the gas works. Withdrew its
proposition for an extension of the
lease. Following the dismissal of his
two directors Mayor Weaver ordered
a police canvass of voters. with the
result that $4,000 alleged fraudulent
mames were stricken from the as
SCISSORS lists.
Events followed rapidly. The com
mittee Of seventy reformed its broken
lines and, with the assistance of vari-
Gus organizations, prepared for Il great
battle this fall. All through the sum
me they worked toward this end.
Among Mayor Viewers advisers dur
ing the summer was Elihu Root, who
subsequently withdrew from the may
or's service to become secretary Of
state. Mayor Weaver caused the ar
rest of Il councilman for alleged WONG
doing. and the chief of the filtration
bureau was taken into custody on
charges of fraud.
Commissions were appointed to in
vestigate certain public improvements,
and the mayor received reports from
time to time Of alleged frauds in on
nection with public works. One of the
reports made by one of the commits
sions. at the head Of which is Major
Cassius f. Gillette of the United States
army. was to the effect that the city
had lost at least S~6.330.000 through eX-
cessive costs and collrsiye bids.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06

Leave want. Ads. at brancn OF.
fees.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06
DISORDER ON
THE FERRIES.
DisgraCefuI Scenes Enacted on
New Staten Island Boats
What Reporter Saw.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6:-The people
of Staten Island welcomed the new
municipal ferry system, not only be-
cause of the prospect of faster time
up and down the bay between st.
George and the Battery, but also be-
cause they hoped and believed that
better order would be preserved on
the steamers when the city was in
charge. In this they have been sadly
disappointed, according TO the num-
Der of complaints from residents OF
the southern borough.
ALLOW me T. call attention to the
disgraceful rowdyism which is allow
ed to go on freely on Sunday even
ings on the Staten Island ferry,
writes one indignant citizen. Every
boat coming to and going from the
Battery carries a large number OF
drunken buns. who lurch about,
bowling and knocking into people. IT
seems as though, now that the new
boats are in commission, and opera
ted by the municipality, a special eff
fort might be made to %inforce, at
least, the law of decency."
A New York reporter who looked
into conditions found that the writer
quoted in the foregoing had by no
means %oyerstated the situation. Sat
urday evening one Of the ferries was
behind time, and Il Jorge crowd sdtH-
cred in the waiting room at South
Ferry. A man, who was so drunk
",h,t H.. ,A,rl1 1ar11N gtnn1 tna1lAfl
against a railing near the tlcK"t
chopper and delivered at the top of
his voice a blasphemous address o.
municipal ownership. More than hal
of his audience was composed of
women and children returning 10
their homes, but that had no effect
on his language, which was disgrace
full.
He had not been speaking long be
fore a Tammany faithful, also filled
to the limit with prediction liquor,
got up on a bench at the other end OF
the ferryhouse and delivered 4 howl
ing speech for Mcclellan. He pune
tuated most carefully with terrible
curses. There seemed to be no po-
liceman on duty at the terminal, nd
the city employees who were on duty
made no effort to stop them.
On both Saturday and Sunday eve
nings there were several disgracetrl
brawls over politics, in which curses
were freely used. The uniformed Of
fcers who are supposed to keep or
der on the new boats did nothing TO
stop the disorder. On the last boats
on Sunday night there vas the Eslal
crowd of rowdies, who had been
spending the day drinking at resorts
along the Staten Island shore, and
who made the trip up the bay M or
able for fellow passengers. Mammal
tan contributed its share of retu'Ein5
DRINKS, who were equally noisy and
Objectionable.
Displayed prominently abont tie
new boats are signs which declare, on
the authority of the Board of Heai,l
that splitting on the floor of the boats
/, is Il misdemeanor, punishable by a
, fine and Imprisonment. There are
plenty of cuspidores, but many of the
passengers seem to take delight III
disobeying the health boards order.
No matter how fragrant the act, the
police take no notice of it.. Staten
Island people want TO know the use
of the prohibitive placards which dc
not prohibit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06

CLEVELAND, O., Nov. G. United
States Attorney sullivan has received.
a telegram from the clerk Of the United
States circuit Of appeals ut Cincinnati
stating that the case against Cassie L.
Chadwick WILL be decided thIs.wesk
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06
M'CLELLAN'S FAIR.
Members Met Yesterday to Discuss
Plans for tho Event.

Mcclellan Engine Company mem
bers held a meeting in the engine
house, in State street, yesterday
morning, to discuss plans for the
fair which they will hold in Wash
ington Hall, Fayette street. Deem
Der IA, 10 and 16. A number OF
committees were appointed. A
number of ladies have agreed to wait
on the tables, while others are to
make fancy articles for the fire lad
dies to sell.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06
ZIONIST SPEAKER.
Addressed Large Audience in Local
Synagogue Saturday.

Or. Nachman Heller, of New York,
a noted Zionist speaker, addressed a
largo congregation in the Temple
Ghaarcg Tilloh, in Madison avenue,
Saturday afternoon. DR.. Heller is
M OF the prominent Jewish think
ers who is interested in the move
ment for Zionism and his address
was very interesting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06

alton, TINS morning. He is looking
good and declares that he is feeling
fine.
All is now in order for the am
nual ball and reception which the
members of the Bartenders' Union
win hold in Wilder Music Hall, in
Smith street, tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06

A Guaranteed Cure For Piles.
itching, blind, bleeding, protrud-
ing piles. Druggists are authorized
to refund money If PAZO ONT
MENT fails to cure in 6 to IA days.
soc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06
ronrteen wnmcn Escnnea.

NEW YORK, Nov. &. Fourteen
young women made their escape last
night from the Wayside home IN Bridge
street, Brooklyn, Il reformatory insti
tuition to which hayward girls are
committed by police magistrates. by
filing window bars away.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06
On thc WRECK Of the Maine.

Souvenir postal cards have been
issued by the Krogh Company, of
this city, of Il photograph of a group
of men from the U. S. S. Resolute
on the wreck of the battleship
Maine in Havana Harbor some years
ago. One of the group is Anthony
II. Hanson, formerly of this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06

When you come TO be a reader,
user and interpreter of the want ads,
knowing how to make them put
money inHthy purse" you would pay
u dolla copy for the newspaper il
yom col not secure il for less-ev-
en- thor a.cnuId secNlc Lie pews
|eIseula|
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06
Rib Broken BY Fall.

Loaise Senior, of "a Mechanic
street, is confined to her bed with a
broken rib the result of. q fall from
the choir loft of St. Mary's Roman
Catholic church. in Mechanic street,
to the floor below.
Miss Senior is a member of the
choir and while going from the loft
to the floor below she missed her
footing and fell. She is under the
care of pr. f. c. Henry, of State
street.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
ToNsOR's FAST RUN.
Equals College Record for 100 Yards at
New-York University Games.

Fair perforrnan noes were the rule IN the New@York
University annual spring games held on Ohio Field
Yesterday The junior class won the meet by a
wide margin and the sophomores were second.
J. A G. Baudermann won the mile run in 4:43. He
also won the baIf-mile in clever style. c. r Ton
sor 'o7 took both sprints in good time In the
,oovard dash he breasted the tape in Ol0 25 which
aouals the college record. r. Kennedy won the
two mile contest easily, and had ne peen pushed ne
Several OF the best field contestants were unable
20 CoTnrete because of failure to meet the scholar
shin reuuirenents The summaries
MILE run-von by J. A. O. Bandermann Ban 'oe; George
HEiS. nrvnaTedDyard dashwon by c. r. Tonsor. '0z J.
rDsetzeb Law second: r. WeSsels. '07. third Time
o:19-s. hundred ID twenty-yard low hurdle-Von by P
n TIuIssrt O6 r. Kear. Law. second; j. D. Taylor
o9 third LlIe foTty-yard das-von by l. P War
,9 i05: w T. Blake. 'O7 second; r. Becker, 0s. third
Tine S;09 md twenty high hurdewon by r
sullivan '0T; 7. V. Du Flon. 90. second; H. Finch
O1 thlFo E5re5 va, and tvyety-yard dash-Von by c. R.
7,oBsor o7 p NJ Hulsart, 'O6. second; F. W. Vessels
o7 HIN lhiFq iunpWon BY T. v Du FIon, 'Os with IT
in; H. Wylie. 'O6 and J. Lowry 'oS tied for second
at bdt H. r,twon NV by F. swartz 'os with IS it. sH IN
A E. Howe '06 81 #. In second; F. j. Sullivan 'o7
'hi59 Poie vault-won by s. c. Ketehe4A oe with r
thlra 4Frne run-vvon by r. Kennedy medical; H. wyle
Oe second; JenRngs '9s thru TINE TN % II 3 oS on g.,
G p T4ppett 'Os 10 It. Ga in. second; A. E Howe. Oe
IssII6ermann 'O8; G. II hyatt. o7. second R. Becker.
'Os. third. Time 2;O4% , -. .os ,,o. a.,
r s simpson 0s. second. 100 IT in; F. J. Sullivan.
'67. third. 80 II. IN .,,. 49,
Dsouf Hoss 'Oe seoon1 70 # in; r swartz 'oS
tfhrd, tfh "a IT. Q in.