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The Washington times., 1905-02-22
Sons of Revolution Hold
Annual Public Celebration

Following its time-honored custom, the
District of Columbia, Chapter of the
Sons Of the Revolution today held its
annual public celebration of Washing
tons Birthday.
J. a. B. Dahlgren, presiding officer.
said in his Introductory remarks that
these yearly celebrations have been con-
tinued for SO many years that the citi-
zens OF the District have come to re-
gard them as a necessary part Of the
patriotic observance of the day. and the
truth Of Mr. Dahlgren's remark seemed
amply attested by the representative
audience which crowded the Columbia
Theater, where this years meeting was
held. Invitations had been extended TO
Ambassador Jusserand and members OF
the French embassy to attend. and sew
eral members of the embassy were III
the audience. but the ambassador sent
a letter saying that prior demand
upon his time prevented his participa-
tiGn.
Following the opening overture By a
section of the Marine Band. and the
invocation pronounced by the Rev Dr.
w Radcliffe, Mr.. Dahlgren presented
Barry Buckley, who read the famous
memorial Grafton delivered by Maj. Gen.
Henry Lee in 1893, in which first occur
red the celebrated phrase-'First in war,
first in peace, first III the hearts of his
cOIinfrEmen -
The Washington times., 1905-02-22

eases all the results of impure or poisoned
blood.
IN nervous debility Liquozone acts as a vi
i@lZer accomplishing what no drugs can do
The Washington times., 1905-02-22
Rev. DR.. Bristol Speaks.

The GRAFTON of the day was delivered
by the Rev. DR.. F. NJ. Bristol. pastor of
the Metropolitan NJ. z. Church. who.
choosing as his subject Washington:
Our Political Ideal" spoke in part as
follows:
Nothing can be more just and appro-
pirate than that the descendants of the
patriots who rallied about the invincible
leader of the Colonial armies should be
foremost in their zeal TO perpetuate that
mighty leaders fame. Sons of the ReYo-
luton, who, of all our citizens can have
higher, holier, mission than in keep
ing the eye of the world fixed in admir-
ing gaze upon the bright, consummate
glory of Washington's immortal nance
The Washington times., 1905-02-22
Easy 10 Quit Tobacco
or Cigarettes.
Each OF the Undersigned, FOR himself.
Freely ard voluntarily yes
1ifes as Follows:

hereby certify that / vas completely
cured of the tobacco habit more than two
years ago BY Rogers Tobacco-Specific. 1
have not used tobacco in any form since.
nor had any desire 10 do 50. I found To-
bacco-Specific not only perfectly harmless.
but of great benefit To my general health.
Before taking Tobaeco-Speeific I had Used
tobacco the number of years set opposite
my name .Jeiow:
The Washington times., 1905-02-22
Germ Diseases.

These are the known germ diseases.
All that medicine can do for these trou-
bIes is to help Nature overcome the
germs, and such results are indirect and
uncertain. Liquozone attacks the germs,
wherever they are And when the germs
which cause q disease are destroyed the
disease must end, and forever. That is
iuevfta bile
The Washington times., 1905-02-22

Hundreds upon hundreds OF people IN all
parts Of the country have been cured by To-
bacce-S Specific It as harmless vegetable
remedy made by a noted chemist OF Gin
cinnati. and is practically edorless and taste
less. II can be given in food drink at
meal time and viii positively cure any case
without the patients knowledge.
Taken by the patient himself. IT is just as
certain 10 cure. It cures all forms of to-
bacco habit, whether that of pipe. cigars,
cigarettes. snuff. or chewing.
The Rogers Drug and Chemical Co. 4fe6.
Fifth and Race streets. Cincinnati, Ohio.
win send yoIi. free IN plain wrapper. a trial
package Of Tobacco-Specifc. and the most
valuable book on the subject ever published,
II you viii send your name and address.
The Washington times., 1905-02-22

Any physician hospital not yet using
Liquozone VIII be gladly supplied for a test.
The Washington times., 1905-02-22

Hay Feyer-Intiuenza
Kidney Diseases
La Grippe
Leueorrhea
Liver Troubles
maiaria-Eenralgta
Many Heart Troubles
Piles-Pneumonia
Pleurisy-Quinsy
Rheumatism
Serofula-Syphilis
Skin Diseases
Stomach Troubles
Throat Troubles
tuberculosis
Tumors-UiceFS
Xl-ricoceie
Women's Diseases
iegin with fever-all in
rrh-aH contagious dis
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-21
| E G A S.


~ The Sc oND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
/ Court of the state If Nevada, In and for
The county OF churchill
The state 81 Nevada sends TO Mary A. Moon,
greeting.
You are hereby required tn appear in al
action ,ommen.ed against you as defendant
u, Frank + Moon, a. p~laintiff, in the District
ruurt I. The -lhtp 81 Nevada IL aud fr IL
uIab ..t H4H hlI aud aIlsAer the omplai
therein wIIh1u tn day, IA ter the service 81
you Of thia ummuus exclusive Of the day u
,ervice,l II seryed in said county. or twent.
DAY II - we'd NJ o said county, but within
aid tistl ct. aud ia Ill other cases iorty dan
Il m, III b. .dt an Wi bt taken again =,
,uI ii, c riding Ia the prH er OF said complain
rhe a tinn Is brought to obtain Il decree -
T. e quit q ~ssolyiug the bonds of matrilnhny
NV eNlsting he ween YOU and the said
plAiulifi. r ark r.. Mnon IN the ground nf ex
RENE ,rutlfy.
All ri witch will mare fully appear from the
COMPLAINT which Is on file In Tbs office ~ thu
lerk IF aid court, a Falion. In satd county
aud In winch vru are especially referred
Aud you are iuriher notified that If you fail
auIear aud All wer said complaint. the said
plainfif will take Judgment for the relief de
mauded herein
ntestimouy whereof. | have hereunto eel
my hand and afiex d the seal of said court, ii
Fallon this 1t day of september, A. H. 0
". II BROWN.
Clerk If the District Court OF the STAT,
of Nevada, In and for Churchill County
B K MBCABE Attorney for Plaintiff
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-21
UNIONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Il STATE
| of Nevada, in aud for churchill County
RE o}Htr - Nevada sends To Ephriam CLARK.
greeting.
You are nefeb, required 10 appear In an &C.
lion commenced against yon rs defendant b,
Vim. + Kaiser as Plaintiff in the District Court
90 the TIA = al Nevada. IN aud for Churchill
,untS, ana an wer the complaint thereiH
fthio ten dny Htter II service "il you OF n
lumun teAeiusIve ~ the day of servicel. /
served in said county. or twenty days IL served
out IF said county. out within said District, and
in al otheT cast forty day or judgment by
,IrIHult " ! ht AIKEN against Nou II cordtug
q ,,r IT all Cumpla ut
uca lie l. hi. Hg tt remove n cloud n III
tue lille to the following des,ribed real estat.
a. This p~lalntiff. tn-wlt:
hr .ruth on,-hAli # the south "a I one
ut % section w us y-fpar. township nine
#nr unl n 4ra nvuty ,1X east, NJ - h y
o.. and uHla4uIug - acI e., LA ChuI,hill tuuh
stare Nevada
N..fwhi VIII 81. r iully appear from th'
nj "a Al IN q due Ia thu "th"t OF the
Il - d, a. n raj. a.. III All count
- aNuftu# au ar e-ptc aliN rcte red n
urI = % uir,l that Il N'I tat I n.
3 ii 3. ID .EInint. b, sud p'ai
tll vii HrtIN 10 the 4 urt Tor the relief III
=. 80
.anau al ~ i n, sea- ~ ND IA l, a
- un July \ o.
y. - Ak y.
Ok Iut H,lri.t' ii G the stat o.
Ala. in n II FOR tstuchill nuutk
,.,. .AC, - Attorney lor Plaintiff. Ig.l
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-21
HCtice To Nhom 1t May Concern.
Iallou, Nevada, sept. Q, 1905.

lalloo, Nevada, sept. 9, 1905.
Ali parties having accounts with the
irn- OF Coltrm X Bailey, Coltrin X Ter
soil and +. G.. Coltrln are requested
80 settle the same at once. All claims
.lescltrd against said firms must be
wJrn to. All claims owing and re
1&iaiH- unpaid ;he said firms will be
/ ced ma the hands OF a collector if not
aiG within 30 days from date hereof.
Please call at the court house and set
lie with q. w. Likes. {. ;. BAILEY,
FRANK ~FEKru>oS,
j. \. DANIELsoN.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-21

Professor William II. Pickering, di.
rector Of the Harvard observatory,
who came near being killed recently
while on a visit 70 Hawaii, Is an as
tronomer of wide reputation, and
among other achievements to his
credit is his discovery of the elusive
and erratlc heavenly body known as
Phoebe, the ninth and latest satellite
of Saturn. Professor Pickering has
been working of late on a curious
theory suggested to him by the re-
semblauce he has discovered between
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-21

d very abIe busl'
less man and hnan-
cier but is interest
ed IL other things
beside s finance AMI
rade. He Is noted
: a traveller and
ear hunter. After
dr. Claim gradu
ated from the Col
lege OF the City Of
New York his ia
Sler sent him on a
prolonged tour Of
the old world AMI
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-21

ocean. The HaH allan Islands were In
NJ CHANGED in some way 10 be left
ahind when the moon was thrown of
nd the followed out section NV
uame1 the Pacific ocean was created
Professor Pickering has been cob
with tie Harvard OBJ atory
since 1887. He Is forty-seven years of
aga ana is a graduate OF the Massa-
husetts Institute Of Technology. lie
recently published a work. entitled
Atlas of the Moon" and was director
~ a party which secured in Jamaica
the most valuable series Of moor
photographs ever taken.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-21

George ". Perkins, sonnet m CO ?.
the smartest man in NeW York, is.
titled before the life Insurance ia 6.
tigatIng committee of the New N)ek
iegis .atu.e that he started out at i-te-l
as a clerk for the New York Life IN.
surance company at $50 per month.
lie advanced in the service of the In.
stltution until he became its vice pres
lGent at a salary of $4,000 a year.
Then be received an offer Of partner
ship from J. Pierpont Morgan.
After becoming a member of Mr..
Morgan's firm he remained an ohcer OF
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-21

Where are they he inquired Of the
chief OF police.
Put away In HE blouses,' was the
answer. and done s. slick that no
c5p has ever been able 10 catch them
III it,"
lust then helpers, WHO evidently W.
derstood the situation, came around
with more pies.
The boys began To take note of the
visitors, and one at the head of the
table said 10 his ueIghb9r.
I say. Gully, there's Teddy Rose
yelt up there GRIMM at US. Ante up
dc pies
And, as II by magic. Riis and the
chief behell fifty or more juvenile
blouses open and give forth half a hun
dred pies.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-21

long hunting trips II tours OF = p
less wild regions. In tbs Wy H.
kept up his phi. steal yissr a
active mar AT hfsy-tve. \ Il
man he Llaae r trip across Soa.HA
lea. start n 1T Peru and cont :
the mouth of the Amazon. H la
one white companion and e.
many adventures on the TIP
years he hunted eyery summer - /
Rockies aud seldom failed t. hill 4
least L grizzly.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-21

the mountains OF
r.. moon ana the
oIcanic mountains
# the Sandwich Is
lands. He thinks
t:are is some re
iltion between the
t. AMI advances
tie %hypotlles that
The moon vas orig
ually a part of tn
earth ana ~occup.e.
i position on it
corresponding in
%seuera. to that Of
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-21

John Clanin, who was a witness be
fore the New Yo.k legislatures insur-
ance investigating committee not long
since, is a member Of the tn1nce com
mittee of the New Yo.k Lite,Insurance
company and head of tie great dry
goods business founded by his father.
the late II. Z. Cladin. He Is considered
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-21

the life Insurance
company. but as he
was no longer able
to Geyote his whole
attention TO its ar
fairs he was honest
enough ID ask to
have his salary cut
down two-tllirds.
Mr.. Perkins Is
now forty rec. He
can vote as ecr-
or IN twenty or
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-21

he became sond Of travel. On his re-
turn he began at tie DO tom In learn
sng his fathers business and mastered
every detail of it, 50 that he Is now
able TO manage su rces sful,y one of the
largest corporations in the country.
But he has nee altogether lost the
desire 10 rove and every year goes oil
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-21

Jacob \. Ri.s, Intimate friend Of
President Roosevelt. Who recently de
c.lued u run for mayor Of New York.
resembles the pre- ident somewhat
This resemblance, says tie New York
Times, once meant a great del to 10
newsboys. They had ben treatel i
one Of their famous dinners, Where
juicy carr wheel m,nee pes were thu
star uuube 5 Of the menu.
Jacob Riis ana the. chief Of police
were standing at the back of the din.
ing hail where the feast was served,
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-21

Captain Lee, following family tradl
ton, is a cavalry officer. AS a lieuten.
ant in the Fifth cavalry he not long
ago completed II three year detail in
the Philippines. On his return he was
made a captain and assigned TO the
Seventh cavalry just as that regiment
received its orders TO proceed 10 the
Philippines. He was on his return
there when the order of President
Roosevelt overlook him. He Is to re
port In person 10 Colonel Bromwell,
superintendent of public buildings aud
C'ounGs ut Washington, about Oct. l.
The White House detail generally ter.
inmates in two years. Captain Lee is
twenty-nine years of age aud q short
t.z.e ago married a California beauty.
Miss Ruth McNutt.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-21

MIS-. ALLIE hh1A' hiNL sociate OF Mrs.
Rice in the venture is her husband.
Cale Young Rice. who IS a writer, like
herself. and was formerly a college
professor. The new bank has a capital
stock Of S250,O00 and the Rlces own Il
controlling interest. Mrs. Rice was
Miss Alice Caldwell Hegan VIXEN she
wror4 Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage
Patch" aud ."Lovey Mary" She is thir-
ty=dye years Of age and Is the daugh
Ter Of Mr. and Mrs. 5. ". Hogan Of
Louisville. where her father home has
been for many years the center OF So
val life and hospitality. She was for
a long time interested In the people OF
the 'p0' white quarters Of Louisville
and from the inlivi1ualities found
there her characters were created. The
sale Of Mrs. Wigs of Inc Cabbage
Patch is said 10 have exceeded that Of
any other book ever Issued by the Cen
fury company.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-21

.l1e following anec.
dote about ihe late
Phillips Brooks:
Years oao Bishop
Brooks IA rcc9y-
er.ng franf. sn#1l-.
ness and WIS deny
ing himself T.. all
visitors WI. ~ ID
err In"pfs5 y called.
The Dish 1p~ ocefved
him at liz"
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-21

watching the boys
file In. As fast as
they were seated
the pies. Of which
there was one at
each plate. began
t. disappear.
Rs had comment
ed Oh the number Of
PIES before the boys
entered, aud he now
noticed that two
thirds Of them had
d sapD AIRED
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-21

nephew Of the Late
General Robert L.
Lee and will have
as an associate on
the presidents staff
q grand OH of the
great Union geaet
al u whom Lee de.
livelpd his sword
This Is Lieutenant
T.. S. Grant Of tn,
engineer corps, son
of General Fredei'.
ick u Cram
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-21
Men and Women
In the News
Ma. Alice rsgAn Rice. Banker Bishop Pot
tcf's S.ou-R..s and Roosevelt Mil
honaire John Clafiin-oeorge W.
Pslkins-Fit4 Hugh Lee. JE.
Al RS ALICE
w IL L e AN
MGR

thor OF Mrs
WIgss Of the
CabbagePatch
has just made
her debut in
financial world
having partici
pated u the or
%ganization of a
bank in her
home city, Lou
isyille. An as
..3.tn Mr.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-10-21

more of The largest corporations IN the
country.
Mr.. Perkins relates that a certain
banker with whom he is well acquaint-
ed was sitting at his desk one day
when a we'll known broke: cane in. The
broke. W. "a. iLg a little hand bag
and he seemed III IA great hurry. Il
want 10 borrow Il million" he ex.
ci..ual hrr1re he had even taken a
ch1.... TIE tanker, though "A man Of
long experience with many men, was
a BIT taken by surprise. a million
d, b. i; not such Il small mat
.ca. ho Isp..ed. sit down and We'll
.a.a Jver. Let me take your bag"
Not on Your life" interrupted the
IL are dy got three mil
on III g4are. And he. opened the
- g. ~ the banker. Who made
ID further GcIay in granting the loan.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-01
President Back at National Capita,
From His Southern Trip.

Washington. oct. 31.-The Dolphin
arrived of Arsenal Point at 1880
o'clock Thursday morning President
Roosevelt came ashore az the navy
yard at So. The president was re-
ceived by a guard OF marines accom-
panied by the marine band. Lined up
on the wharf on either side OF the
landing was a squad OF naval gunners.
who fred salute OF twenty-one guns
when the president arrived and anoth-
or salute when he left the yard, at ~
o'clock. Mrs. Roosevelt drove to the
yard st 1880 and greeted the president
upon his arrival They drove TO the
white house.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-01
OIL EXCITEMENT IN GRIMES.
People FIoeking TO the Lamb Springs
Field-Blowout Reported.

Reports from the Lamb Springs
oil field in Grimes county indicate
that excitement is getting high in
that locality, strangers are hocking
in and speculation in land has
actively begun. II is said az
many as three hundred people
were there Sunday from all parts
Of the state and from points outside
the state, and that several from
Brazos county were on hand.
Another report states that a blow
out occurred at the Plots or
Schumacher well Saturday after
noon, bat that the we'll was not in
jured and that oil in quantity has
been found. This report is not
verified as il is stated that no one
is allowed about the well.
Mr.. +. ID. Kuykendall of this
city who went over to investigate
has returned and reports he was
asked If he would take 500 per
acre for his land. He has some
four hundred acres in the vicinity.
1t looks like a big oil discovery
IS imminent, if reports are to be
credited.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-01

Burt Norwood's great Change-in
Business sale opens this morning and
will continue until December 81 to
make "A clean sweep and close on I
everything In the strictly dry goods
line In order 10 establish an exclu
sive Ready-to- Wear store for men,
women and children-a progressive
move which the public will appre-
ciate. When seen yesterday Mr..
Norwood was busy having his re-
serve stock brought down stairs To
pile II on shelves and counters. For
convenience special announcements
will be made every five days cover
ing special features OF the sale. Be
ginning today aud for five days the
special values are all dress goods.
silks, laces, embroideries, corsets.
skirts, cloaks and jackets.
Miss Hettie Smith is improving
rapidly. following an operation for
and IL is believed she
will be able 10 sit up soon.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-01
n. & 7. c. RATES.

Waco, account carnival. Sell Oct.
80 to Nov. 3 inclusive, limit Nov. 8.
Rate s3.4j.
Dallas, account Dallas fair. Sell
Oct. q to and including trains ar
irving Dallas morning Of Nov. ~.
Limit for return Nov. IL. Rate % 95,
children half rate.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-01

Count Witte has achieved a
greater victory at St. Petersburg
than he did at Portsmouth. He
has stemmed the tide of autocracy
and oppression at home, furnished
backbone for the vascillating car,
and as prime minister has given
the people the right Of free speech,
free press, the right of assembly
and real legislative body and i'm.
munity of person, including the
right Of habeas corpus. Thus ends
300 years Of absolutism in Russia.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-01
BECAME HY3TERIcAL.
This Condition Of Wounded Woman
Cause Of Mob Forrina.

Shanghai. oct. 3i.-Lieutenant
Charles Train Of the Anglican gun
boat ouires. who with his Aii,er. Rear
Admiral Train. was attacked by a mob
OF Chinese outside OF Nankin, while
pheasant shooting. during which the
admiral accidentally shot a Chinese
woman. attempted TO escape in the en-
suing scuffie and wounded two China
men with revolver shots. Such Incl
dents as the accidental shooting OF
Chinese are not uncommon and IL
usually attended by the payment OF a
dollar or two. Admiral Train and
Lieutenant Train promised to send a
doctor TO attend the Injured woman
and compensate her for her injuries.
The two officers started TO. return 60
the squadron when the woman became
hysterical and the mob surrounded the
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-01
DAVIDSON DECLINES.
Will Not Join oistrie, Attorney In I'll.
ing Certain Suits.

Austin. Nov l.-Attorney General
Davidson has declined the Invitation Of
District Attorney Moore to Join him In
filing suits against railroads or other
corporations under the Kennedy or
Love bills. Attorney General David
son. In replying TO the letter Of District
Attorney Moore on the subject. says.
The legislature having conferred upon
the attorney general the right 20 bring
suits for taxes and penalties mention
ed In your letter. and further. directing
and requiring him TO bring such suits.
and being Of the opinion that the leg
islature had the constitutional power
to confer such authority upon attorney
general, and being also OF the opinion
that you have not. under the constltu-
tion and laws. such power. I must
therefore. respectfully decline your
Invitation TO join you In suits mem
toned. or to otherwise recognize your
power or authority IN the premissS."
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-01
STACKS OF BAGGAGE.
Los Angeles Passenger Depots Never
Before Contained So Much.

Los Angeles. oct. 3i.-wlth baggage
heaped up in great stacks. and the
number Of pieces increasing with the
arrival OF every train. passenger de-
pots OF railroad lines IN this city pre-
sent a sight never before witnessed
The colonist rush from the east II AZ
Its height. and since Saturday trains
have been arriving IN sections. The
Santa Re. which Friday had a total o.
nifty extra tourist cars hooked 10 leave
Chicago Tuesday. now has seventy
five for tho same time. while ff,y ex-
ira cars aBe due TO leave Kansas City
Sunday and Monday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-01
COTTAGE oYNAMlTEp.
Occupant, an oetoroon, Badly Bruised
and Bones Fractured.

Chattanooga, Oct 31-About ?
o'clock Tuesday morning a hye-room
cottage on John street was dynamlted
and practically blown to pieces. The
plano In the parlor. near which the ex-
plosive WAS fired. was torn into small
fragments. That the occupants es-
capped Is a marvel. The cottage was
occupied By Willie OwenE. an octoroon.
and inducing cause was jealousy She
was badly bruised. with fractures OF
several bones.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-01
PREPARATION STOPS.
Execution Has Been Postponed Pend.
ing Certain Negotiations.

Constantinople. oct. sl.-Prepara-
tion which was going on for the execu-
tion Of Ghirkis vartanian. who claims
American citizenship and who was
condemned to death by the criminal
court at Strombli for the murder %
Apiak Andjian. a prominent Armenian.
was suddenly stopped upon receipt OF a
note from the American legation set
ting forth In unequivocal terms that
such an act would inevitably produce
serious consequences. Authorities
have notified the legation that IN. ex-
ecution OF death sentence has 4. m
postponed pending settlement Of ques-
ton OF principle. on which the legation
and porte are now negotiating.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-01
COTTON FIGURES.
Compiled From Reports Of Seventeen
Thousand Correspondents.

Atlanta. oct 3l.-The Southern Cot
ton association Tuesday issued a state
ment compiled from reports OF 1900
correspondents throughout the cotton
belt. estimg ling the present crop al o.
fi4.sil bales. The statement estimates
that 6i.3 per cent Of the crop has been
picked and 5f7 per cent ginned up 10
Oct. 81.