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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-06
LOCALS

$. II. Anphin left for Madison
Vile yesterday.
l.. G. Sellers Of Millicnu was In the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Lou Robinson returned from
Dallas yesterday.
John Kosarek Of smetana was in
the city yesterday.
J. NJ. Royder Of weliborn was in
the city yesterday.
@. w. Dunlap Of Millicau was In
the city yesterday.
Col. Dave White Of Navaso'a was
In the city yesterday.
For Rent-House next 90 my resi-
dence. +. u. LouiaX. 3i3
II. l.. weakley Of Rosprim left for
Galveston yesterday.
w. NJ. Rice and son, Ed, were here
from Pankey yesterday.
a. ;. Newsome was visiter yes
terday from the Brazos bottom.
Mr.. aud Mrs. 9. a. Buchanan re-
turned yesterday from san Antonio.
Miss Dionn of Houston Ia the
guest OF Mr. aud Mrs. r. T.. Fielder
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Powers aud
children left for Orange yesterday.
Oysters-Christmas oysters. Give
your orders to Lomax. Phone 81
3i2
Tom Hicks is here from Simonton
and will remain through the holl-
hays.
Mrs. Il. z. Hood and Mrs. Il Il
Ellis returned from Groesbeeck yes
terday.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Mansel aud Mrs. NJ. T..
Smith OF Tabor went TO Houston
yesterday.
DR.. I. +. Retts returned yesterday
from the meeting of the Texas con
ference at Pittsburg.
Fresh bread, fancy cakes, lady 4
fingers, etc, At the Texas Bakery /
every day. Special orders also re- /
ceive prompt attention. Phone 50.
Mrs. Otto Boehme. Prop. dti
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-06
Aensev IN PRINCIPLE.
Council Of Ministers Of Turkey Deem
This tho Bess Course.

constanilnople. Dec. 5.-The counci.
Of ministers agreed 10 yield to the de-
mands Of the powers In principle bu.
the sultan had not issued an trade ap-
proving this action up to noon Tuar.
day. II seems the war minister refuse
TO sign the ministerial note on the
oubJect. which II cOuched In concllia b.
tory terms and pronounces In favor -
acceptance In principle OF the requif o.
ment Of Europe The sultan said b.
was waiting unanimity on the part 90
the ministers before sanctioning the &C.
ton
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-06

A dozen members Of the Kings
Daughters Circle Of the First Baptist
church, Miss Emily Peale, president,
spent Saturday most pleasantly with
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. NJ. Collier at their
home west Of Bryan. The day In
the woods" was source OF recrea-
ton and genuine pleasure 10 all. Mr..
aud Mrs. Collier also entertained
merry party OF young people on Mon
day evening At an old fashioned
Candy Pulling" Present were
Misses Edna and Helen futile aud
Miss Hickman Of Houston, Misses
Ethel Cavitt, Parks, Thomas, Emily
Thomas, Suber, Trannie Wren;
Messrs Hunter, Kindley. Bradley,
Farley and DR.. Lawrence.
Donnelly a Hatfield's minstrels
appeared at the opera house last
night and gave performance with
very pleasing FIRST part, but rather
too much horse play in the clio
This was probably due 10 the fact
the electric lights went out early
In the performance aud a few
oil lamps We're substituted. causing
Tommie Donnelly 20 call il a "kero-
seue circus" Some Of the best acts
could hardly be- seen aud the com.
pauy seemed to try 20 make up what
was lacking with noise aud roa.ts
for the light service.
The Texas Conference. held at
Pittsburg, Texas, adjourned 10 meet
next year NJ Tyler. Rev. T.. l.. shet.
ties, formerly Of this city, was made
presiding elder Of the San Augustine
district. Rev. J G.. Huddleston was
returned 10 the Millican circuit. and
Rev. } 2. skinner TO the wheelock
circuit.
For Rent--To right party, my
brick house place on college road !
near city limits. containing 80 acres.
80 IN cultivation, balance In pasture:
plenty stock water and large brick !
cistern. Apply TO J. II Suber. 3l5 |
Place your Christmas orders now |
Ed KAN has everything you want. |
Mrs. Mary Lawrence, agent. Phone
}i5 n
You don't have 70 go anywhere
Call 30 or 500 and place your order.
will do the rest. 5. II. Franklin.
3i2
Mrs. Il. l., UZzleton returned 10
Temple yesterday, after a visit 10
Judge aud Mrs. A. @. board.
Isom Dean and wife Of North
irimes were In the city yesterday
md left Tor Oklohoma.
Elder J. II. Collier and Henry Col
Ter were here yesterday from
Leon county.
George Marsh and daughter, Miss
lille March were here from Pankey
yesterday.
Mrs. n. NJ. McDougald left yes
erday 10 visit at Navasota aud Be-
las.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-06
CHICKENS NUMEROUS.
Texas Ranks Fifth in the Numbers o.
Fowls Of This Kind.

Fowls OF This KIND.
Austin. Dec. 81 statistical report
OF various Texas Industries has beer
issued under the direction Of the state
agricultural department. This repor.
states that there are approximately
li.2iOF7 chickens IN Texas. The num-
Der OF ducks are placed at 24t 65i. geese
435. 700 turkeys ss0.G7i. The total num-
Der Of eggs laid by these fowls annual
~ Is placed at GO.si2.S5O. having "A value
OF 81 ,305.647. Texas occupies NTH
place IN number OF chickens OF all other
states. The report also states that
there are s.24S.s5s peach trees In Tex
as. making IL the greatest peach tree
state In the country.
There are l.ss4.S4S apple trees IN TIE
state. and their annual production Is
about 900 bushels The number O..
pecan trees In the state Is 35s,si5. The
are 100000 grape vines In the state
and this Industry is growing rapidly
Texas ranks first az a honey-pru-
ducing state. The total number g..
twarms IL nearly 100000 and their iotf
production Of honey exceeds $4,000
per aunum
In Receivers Hands.
Cincinnati o.. Dec. 1.-The Cincu.
natl. Hamilton anc Dayton and the
Pere Marquette railroads were ordere
placed in the hands OF receiver hr
United States Circuit Judge Henry IS
Burton tonight and Judson Harmon
former United States attorney genera
was appointed receiver giving bon
IN 5000 900
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-06
Modification Asked.

Vienna, Dec. SAN official telegram
from COnstantinople says the Austrian
Ambassador. Baron won Caiica. received
n note from the Turkish government
accepting the proposals Of the power
for financial control OF Macedonia. but
asking for modification OF details
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-06
Site Selected.

Little Rock. Dec. THE state board
OF penitentiary commissioners selected
a point three miles west ~ Little Rock
as the site Tor the state reform schol'
At the last session Of the iegislatur
the sum Of $4,000 was appropriate
for establishing such an institution
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-06
TRiENNIAL SESSION.
National Council Of Jewish Women
convensa az Chicago.

Chicago. Dec. 5.-The fourth trien-
NAL convention Of the National Coun-
ell OF Jewish Women is In session herr
Delegates are present from all parts o.
the United States.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-06
MEMS
TOP COATS

Just the thing for these
cool nights and morn
ings. Not heavy enough
to be in the way, but
warm enough to be COM
Portable.
We show these stylish
coats in the new tan
coverts, cut very swas-
ger and up-to-date, hand
somely trim m e d and
finished at
$3.50 and $500
Parks 60
-. 61aIdrop
The Clothiers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-13
Ste y Of the Battle.

Mukden, Thursday, March 30 a
m.-The Japanese last night pushed
up from the south across the plain be-
tween the Shakhe aud Hun rivers and
are, as this dispatch is filed about
miles south of the latter and from the
Hun opposite Machiapu anG northwar
japanese battery are pouring in
ceaseless fire. The Japanese succeed
ed in placing siege guns ana moriars
at Dushantun. about 6 miles west o.
the city. whence they opened bcioT,
dawn. Duishautun was the scene OF
yesterday of the bloodest and most
desperate fighting Of all this terrible
battle. Its possession was vital g
the japanese. who stormei IL AGAIN
and again. The Russians t.slolgec
them. but the Japanese finally recap
ured the village after much hocd q
hand fighting
Eye.wltnesses say the dead scat
tered I'm the streets, court yards au
houses have been unbured four days
Rifles and other arms We ahon'
wrenched and twisted Hand gren
AIDES were thrown by Che Japanese ano
the garrison was subjected to the
concentrated FIRE Of as many as hun
drcd guns once Dushantan Is cap
mred the Japanese can turn the gun'
ON Mukden railroad station and
has been held al a frigatiul cost. Th
Japarrse are also concentrating the
effor abou, z miles north Of Mukden
and .aour miles west OF The rail-
road with the object Of breaNna
tbr5ur and cutting on thc surround
ing irons below
A binding dust storm has been rag
ing since daylight and the day prom
Uses to witness a most ernosome en
counter the result Of which no one car
conceive.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-13
No. from St. Petsrsburg.

st. Petersburg, March 10, 2:lo p H.
The extent of the disaster to GeneT'
al Kuropaudn's army is as yet uA'
known here but the most sinister re-
ports receive credence and the puDAc
believe that Field Marshal Oyama mas
succeeded in closing the iron ring
around at least a large portion IN the
army. Communication with Muhden
is apparently cut, as no word has ar
rived dated later than yesteroa! at %
in the afteroon. when the situation
with General Bilderling who commands
the rear guard and thousands VINO
were fighting of the japanese Assaults
almost al the walls OF the CITY "'''
.,5 north OF Mukden was desperate.
rven from the east General knIoA'
rushed through until Fu pass. less man
mies east. where the Hun benas
sbsrplv TO the northward, was una.I
e. 1apancse guns The opening ln
The met was then only j. miles vice
AMI nofbine but a miracle. in inc op'n.
ion q many experts coa'l '-'N nav
safed the situation. ,.,.. t,,
al hope ~ KuropatEin waiting l0.
an oDro om'nt F" 80
convert d, ITO Nio'''' "- IA.
abandoned bF zoe '.'''.'- .,...,
ics and the rs 10 o''''.' .-..
chronicle the last and H'''.
- ~ Rnsslar arms. The on.y con.
ISOLATION they ind is that tae R'-.l"
moon have been conquered gy SOB.
dcrfu, Zoe.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-13

made considerable of an impression in
diplomatic circles here. and even the
mast sanguine pro-Russians have been
forced to admit that the prospects for
Russian success are discouraging.
From Russian point of view il was
expected thet after the winter had
passed the Russian armies reinforced
would have ~venged their reverses and
retrieve their fallen fortunes.
The recent defeat has shattered this
hope and it is generally believed that
th end of the war is not far distant
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-13
FAVORABLE REPORT
MADE ON TREATY
Funeral Services of Senator
Bate At Washington.
OTHER NATIONAL CAPITAL news
Vice President Fairbanks Add Sena
tors psttus and overman to Fuuer
at Communicable Quorum Of Inter
state comtree Committee.

state comtree Committee.
,WoshIugton, March 1.-THE molly
legislative business transacted Ia the
senate today was IN relation to the
death Of Senator Bate. OF Tennessee.
on motion OF Mt German, The wca
president appointed Messrs Pettus
and Oyermen on the committee 90 &C
company the remains of senator Bate
10 his home IN Tennessee IN place Of
Messrs Berry aud Blackburn, who
were unable to serve, Mr. German II.
troducod resolution providing for the
payment OF the funeral expenses OF
senator Bate, which was Immediately
adopted ON motion of Mr. Cull0m
the senate at 1897 went into excca
tive session
AZ 1880 the senate took recesse
until 1850. when the funeral oorcm0
niles OF the late csnator Bate viii take
place,
Senator Cullom IN the executive sea
sion reported fayopHy The San Do
mlngo treaty The senate viii al
journ over untl Monday hld discus
Sion OF lhc treaty va begin at that
time
The senate taday IN executive sos
sion confirmed the following nomina
ton teromo Martin New Mexico,
roglRtor Of tho land onlce al ~ Cru.
cos. 81 az
A quorum OF Che senate c0mmllie on
Interstate comcteo dld nor Rppear az
the meeting called Cor today 70 decide
upon q program from hearing on rail-
road rate legislation A adjourn
ment was taken subject 20 call Of
chairman Elkina. with the Cspocta
ton thar there would be- q meetlps
Monday Thore was an informal dis.
QUESTION o. % whether lhe bearings
should begin b once. while che senate
l consldcung thr Sac Domingo treaty
or D. postponed until tho mlddle q
Aprn bbt nothing conclusive waa 30.
lermInrd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-13
wITE aEArEa oaTa waIpplo.
t'eb Takes msn From oMesrs and Ap
piv thc laah on Prisoner.

Meh akfa nan FROM VHleaFa ane up
ply the La8h on Prisoner.
Eome. Cos aiafch H. George TW
patrick wti broWu character
aronnd LDlae. wac lagea from fb,
hand Of one % rap deputy shrr.n 81
tba county while beng brought %
Rome 70 De placed DO ialI Coz a,l,gea
vile beating and whipped almost into
lBscuslulng by mob OF maahed men
and ls said 20 BE- almost 80 tae point
OF death by ftaspu Of bla punishment
The deputy sheriff tor tbe ilndslt
district arrested Fitzpatrick just a.ti
dafk "Wednesday evening aus started
for Romo wliA hlm 90 busy
when toe sheriff end hb pdronol
reached Mobley park aloui baf vas
between Rome end liueaie they 8rrl
held 90 ~ mob of Blatttd mon
wbo toii fhe oadili glih gan Do 800
faoe. 90 go back lo hn6ale Ieaflul
Fl9palf.fh $500 fhem
"We slH rige him cog fhe punish
meat be- hiii etcf g.iai lae bands 81
ibe lae ard So an elte d % ~
aithcg dtiay mld the leader 81 tl.
mob
a huge plaeard has been hpnr b'
unhhoal hanas Hai outside co., ESQ
gnfe 81 bo ilndalf HUh
Tho mgn ubfed ttat ufinbsfHH
ana ped5 dolnkene hed o. oD q.
tlndsie
AZ nter nr hatgre % enc malte
% found ia ihe fscf ltsf ejlm Bea'
en- siFasa himself ktag ~ lhe 50
kin C.an
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-13
News at Washington.

Washington, March 1.-THE Japa
neSe legation received the following
dispatch from Toxic:
"Our troops at 10 o'clock Friday
morning occupied Mukden.
"Our enveloping movements since
some days proved successful, and the
bloodest battle is now proceeding in
various places near Mukden."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-13
coRopER'o JuRYs VERDICT.
n.slsrs tina, Mrs. Jane Stanford Dice
an Unnatural Death.

an Unnatural peatns
u,ro,Bln March ~ The coronert
,ury returned O verdict that Mrs 4saf
stanford lied an unnatural death Tht
verIIr. SAYS that ,he death Has due e.
strycar.rc poisoning IRE poison haF
lac ba.s introduced INTO a bottle o. hi.
carbonate OF soda with fei0n.om in
teBt by some person OF pertoni % GOO
Jury unknown
Tha aluei leaves che police %
rgoro.a.r as much without c'ow 81
vbrr v- stanford died W.gh aA1r
M B,rrg said after the .nqu iha'
h vas bis opinion cast the HrycAr'ae
vas placed 70 tbe a1fa 30 San Fmn
c--a D.. menbsr oi Nr saAi0f
rresstaH htlle rquett nr f@rl
testified us. Jae fgchriat nstt e.
-sgvr te hr frafs ra- g f-rychH.rt
.yes not s8 iar uecel gnf
p lr asaa principally ~ paaa
Inc animals TaH sfaffm ~
earf.G sa brIrs 'mpo anf
Cd Sos returned falF rrtlfi AZ
frr st tr9 n.nrtef fr.affiaa
rt fafrrr ataau efreriff iH ~
-r rom sra FuEraca o.. ttf
.- Aarfta i1rof8e waT e. H q
ssl. us tle iattaIFsi or afH 'ao
Te local n stEf taai taT are
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-13

Russiaus Final stand % F-'D
paf March 1l-Thr t'
officials SOY Gar.a. h..'
rgtrat Sc pert of o s......
say the rea. awee.e a.'
rb.n where tae Russians
ntrase large relniorcrn.a''
upat.oa Of aa
ury co.silsrrs aEre aa
oWlne hu tbe la1ahf
victory and isa' ier
reverse mas .aoa ''a
nde 81 disaster.
frenrh mlltlry crta '
cantare ~ Ts raH
81 Kmoba.t-a iraa
uars Tag cleo
lance to nf
a. casual ~ Hta4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-13
wANr eoNTEsT sErrLE0 RIanr.
RolR Arplfan,s in Colorado Want 2
falf and square Deal y

Beth AfplfRnts IN Colorado Wan, 2
Fair and squafe Deal. n
Denver. March il NglthNr Covers
nor Ava Adam. nor former Governor
james % Peabody wants The governor
shlp conltst settled hy any process ~
procedure excapl a square vote ia the
iolut assambly on use question al 10
which 90 them la entitled 10 hold Che
onIee The ubmiaslon 10 me supreme
coant fDl lla opinion ou che questufs
involved ln aanaior Alexander rcsolu
ilans ta deciafe mbt November cleo
tIon void apd declafe iho office Of gov
error vacant seems l1 be merely 3
device % iho Peabody Republicans 20
bring about q situation Nhefr a.
straight yefa on tbe resolutions % opst
Governor Adams and declare Pfahoaf
elected wil' be- forcfa~
h Is nof expected thaf the supreme
court eiH decide that fhe legislature
fn 3telafe 90 executive chair vacant
and Peabody sgpponers planned
carly ioday to nallfy ibe mDyemeni
N fae mHpestofy Republicans 20
favor ~ sesrag lieutenant Cofefaot
McDsaa4 .n fha chalf pt fhe chief "a
seause TEh Done Cbeg a0lIte Psh
boGr can secure q maiWty pfef
t8an In tbe fee'slon On tlo coates
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-13

Toxic, March 1O.-Noon.-It is unof
dcially reported that the Russian
strength west of Mukden consists OF
two corps. The japanese who de-
stroyed the railroad are pressing the
Russians northward, and the portion OF
the japanese center pressing the Rus
SLAMS northward along the MuEden
railroad is now engaged miles north
OF the Hun river.
The extreme japanese right Is
miles OF Fushun.
Nearly all the. Russians heavy guns
and many field guns have been cap
tured. The Russians seems 20 DE
moving eastward toward Flshun, "lJ1
the object of retiring north.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-13

Yinkow, March 1l-Mukden fell at
10 o'clock this friday morning. The
Russians are panic-stricken Thou
sands of prisoners and enormous guam
titles of stores and guns have been
captured.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-13

Toxic, March 10. IL a. m.-Reports
from Manchurian army headquarters
say that the japanese have captured
THETA. The Russians are vigorously
defending their Notifications north OF
the Hun river A duststorm is in.
terfering with the battle.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-13

Whereupon the boar1 auJoVtneu
until Wednesday morning az . O'Clock
wednesday, March S--Board met
pursuant TO adjournment Of Tues
day. Present; J G Dampler, chair
man ]. G. osteen, O. Q Pedriek, r..
IF Paulllng and J, f. Townsend,
The meeting being called TO order,
themlnutes OF Tuesday were approved
without reading.
Ordered
That the petition Of the citizens ask
ing for road leading TO High springs
be granted, and that I. ] Mckinney,
Frank osteen aud Frank Jones are
hereby appointed TO view and mark
out said road aud make report OF their
actions and doiugsa at the next regular
meeting Of this board,
That the report Of the committee 70
view and mark out road Lending from
Melrose be received As follows,
TO the Honorable BOARD OF County
Commissioners If Alschua County
eve your committee appointed TO
view and mark out a certain road de-
scrIbed heron, beg 20 report that
after being duly sworn, We have
viewed aud marked out said road NJ
follows Neiehbofhood road running
from a point GA west side about lbC
YARDS from southwest corner Of east
8 Of southeast a, Sec, %, 70 8, Il
p, running west across wes, OF
southeast q Sec -, To. Q, 4 -, q
IS section llue, thence north along (
section line, intrrseeting the old Mel.
ross and Hawthorn road at eolored
school hoase, thence north on old Mel
rose nnd Hawthorn public road 10 To-
tertecl with tie public road AZ south
east corner Of property Of Leah Payne
Respectfully submitted
'lonN fENSetL,
Amos srEyrNs,
-. J.. Forpn
The board adjourned
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-13
MUKDEN OCCUPIED
BY JAPANESE ARMY
Russians Suffer Great Defeat
and Are Panic Stricken.
sLooDlEsT BATTLE IN HISTORY
The Losses by Both ArmRj Have
Been Enormous; In Fact the Great.
est the World Has Ever Known.
Surrender Of Russians inevitable.

Toxic, March 1.-THE japanese
troops occupied Mukden at 10 o'clock
this (Friday) morning.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-13

init to own and carry Savage rifle for
two years according TO Law.
That the petition OF citizens OF Dis
trict No s, asking that Betty Matehet
be received as an inmate Of the poar
farm, pe granted.
where6pon the Board adjourned
until Wednesday morning az . O'Clock.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-01-03
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

10 John G, Newman, his heirs, legal repre-.
sentatives or assigns:
lou are hereby notified that have expended
during the year 1904 three hundred (s3oO) dol
lars in labor and improvements upon the Black
Hawk, Iron Crown and Annie lode mining
claims, situate in Black Warrior Mining Dis
trlct, Gilmore county, Idaho; said labor and
improvements having been made or performed
In order to hold said claims under the pro-
visions OF the Revised Statutes of the United
states and the amendments thereof, concern.
ing annual labor upon mining claims, being
the amount required to hold said lode claims
Tor the period ending on December 81, 1904
You are further notified that have exnen,,. .
ed during the year 1904 three hundred $500,
ooilars In labor and Improvements upon the
saio hereinbefore described lode mining
claims, being the amount required to hold
said claims for the period ending December
8lst. 1904.
ana II within ninety days from the personal
service OF this notice upon you or within nine
W days after the publication thereof, YOU fail
or refuse to contribute your proportion of
such expenditure as co-owner, which amounts
TO sSoO, or 500 upon each of said claims, togeth-
er with the cost of this advertisement, which
amounts to SIS, making total cost of sl65,
your interest in the claims above referred
to VIII become the property of the subscriber
your co-owner, who has made the required
expenditures for the year 1904, by the terms Of
said Revised Statutes.
Payment can be made to Henry Longhene,
Atlanta Idaho,
ANDREW P. NORRIS, Co-owner.
Dated Nov. Is, 1904.
First publication, Nov. Is, 1904.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-01-03
NOVEL TRICK OF sWiNDLER.
Whole Trainload Of Passengers Were
His Victims


Senator Quay of Pennsylvania was
once riding from Cleveland to Toledo
on q train to the rear OF which were
hitched two immigrant cars. At 8
o'clock In the evening man entered
the Pullman car where the senator sat
and said;
Ladies and Gentleman-A child has
Just been born IN one of the immigrant
cars. It's boy, and though we are
In Ohio, am Pennsylvania. AS
Senator Quay is on the train 1t is pro-
posed to name the baby Quay Cobel-
eski, and that we all chip In and raise
a purse for him."
They clipped Quay contributed IS,
saying he was proud of the honor. The
man passed on into the car with $35.
An hour later it was learned that no
child had been born on the train. and
that the fellow had raised $50 and
dropped off at way station.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-01-03
The Grave of Byron.

Q winds, that ripple the long grass.
Grow still and lingering as you pass
Q winds, that kiss the jeweled sea:
About this laurel tree.
For him l pluck the laurel crown:
II ripened In the western breeze,
Where Sausalitos hills look down
Upon the golden seas.
And sunlight fingered In It's leaves
From dawn until the scarce dimmed sky
Changed to the light of stars, and waves
Sang to 1t constantly.
] weave. and strive to weave a tone.
A touch, that somehow when 1t lies
Under his sacred dust alone
Beneath the English skies
The sunshine of the arch II knew
The calm that wrapt Its native hill
The love that wreathed its glossy hue,
May breathe around 1t still.
BY Ina d. Coolbrith.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-01-03
Biggest Dog on Earth.

A dog, supposed to have been the
biggest in the world. has just died at
Rutland, Vermont, at the age of ten
years. He was cross of English and
German mastiff, and weighed 2S4
pounds. At the shoulder he was three
foot high, as tall as full grown lion,
but he had not the lions massive legs
and shoulders nor his impressive
length, being only six foot from tip
to tip" But he was a terror to evil
doors on dark nights. His chest
measured fifty inches and his mighty
neck required thirty-fve-inch collar