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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02

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$THERE Is something peculiarly fascinating about
these ragged and broken tramps, drifting the
/ bosom of the ocean at the beck and call of each
listless wind
Abandoned and worthless hulks though they and
deadly menace to passing ships, there is
about them that is irresistible imaginative
Driven by gales, like the Flying Dutchman, drift
Ing on lonely Saragosso with port entry
in view and her port of clearance long forgotten the
derec scours the waters though directed by
like hand resting upon helm.
Her cordage frayed her spars broken, her torn
into ribbons and GROWING her tenantless
decks she seems like maniacal spectre Deep
AS though in revenge for her own wrecking she
crosses and the paths
Ing craft subty lying half submerged in wait destroy
them If she
Most Of the derelcts the North Atlantic
lumber laden schooners hang from the pine
the Southern Suites beaten and eaky they
been abandoned to drift here there
currents sweep.
That they float so long and drift far is the
buoyancy of their cargo. the length of time
lumber takes to become waterlogged.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02

I was the staunchest of our fleet
Until the sea rose beneath our feet
Unheralded, in violence past all measure;
Into his pits he stamped my crew,
Blinded, buffeted, bound and threw,
Bidding me- eyeless. wait upon his pleasur
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-22
GUILTY or coNrHer.
Jury Aequits Moore on Issue Of Dis
honorable Conduct.

Austin. June gi.-After being ou
over forty-eight hours the jury in tn
case Of Warren w. Moore. district at
torney. charged with contempt. brought
In a verdict Of guilty OF contempt Of
court and not guilty on the issue O.
dishonorable conduct. The court &C.
eordingly fined Moore 800 and sen.
fenced him 10 three days confinement
In the county jail Moore accepted the
verdict and AT once began serving his
sentence and paid the fine. This con-
tc npt was in connection with tho Kirby
case. when Moore II alleged 90 have
furnished a list Of men 90 a deputy
sheriff 10 summon as acceptable men
for Jurors IN the trial OF the case.
State board OF legal sxamlners for the
Third supreme judicial district win
meet In the court q appeals eourtroom
on next Monday 20 pass upon applicants
who desire TO stand examination 20
practice law.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-22
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Louie Dean. Texarkana Chlnaman.
+ TO be deported.
Roswell y. NJ. creamery e. IN opera
ton with 800 COWS
Grand jury az Pauls Valley. l. T.. re-
ported ISL true bills
Three gas franchise propositions ar,
before Muskogee city council
Two blacksmith shops ana three
barns We're blown down at stcrrett.
1T
J. u. Davenport. n prominent Grand
Army man. dropped dead az Cleveland.
Okla.
Pauls Valley a. T) National bank.
capital stock $4,000. has been organ
bed
orient railway has completed It's
line into LonEdale. Woods county. Okla
homa.
Allen coward was shot % death At
De Quincy. In. oscar A. Lyons was
arrested
Company % investigate coal and 90
fields near Bonhnm Tex. has been lr-
gnuized in that city.
willard 5. Brown foli on a bridge
into the Rlno Gunde river near ~
Paso and drowned
At Pauls Valley, l. r, the Pauls VAL
ley Trust company has been organized
Capital stock j. 100000.
Mrs. Ruth Daniels 81 Lincoln coun-
~. oklahoma. who was teaching school
at Manila. Philippine Islands. died
there Body VIII be sent home
Al Boynton. !. T.. Joe Rodgers. n ne
gro. was shot and killed by Town Mar
shall Garrett Ohicer was trying TO
search for evidence OF liquor sales.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-22
WANTS Her POISONED.
Tive thousand Dollars offered II Stuff
Il Given Mrs.. Roaers.

Windsor. VI. June ala letter con-
taining poison and making IN offer Of
$4,000 II the substance be given Mr.
Mary Rogers. who Il 20 be hanged here
Friday for the murder Of her husband
has been received by Superintendent
Lowell Of the state prison. The letter
was turned over 10 the Federal author
tiles. The letter. which bore no sigma
ture. was mailed at Boston Tuesday
according 10 the postmark on the en-
velope. II says the writer wished 10
have the state OF Vermont and all
women saved from this impending dis
grace" II requested Mr.. Lowell to ar
range for Mrs. Rogers to take the pow
der which Is enclosed. promising that
IF the gallows Is cheated on Friday 70
mall him two $1,000 bills. The writer
says that II further details are desired
20 insert a personal In a certain Boston
paper To Justice"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-22

The Eagle has received the follow
ing: "Mr. and Mrs. J. n. brennan
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter,
Pauline, 20 Mr.. John Whitfield
Doremus on Thursday evening, June
twenty-ninth, nineteen hundred and
Ave, at nine o'clock. Baptist church,
Calvert, Texas. Reception at resi-
dence from nine until twelve
o'clock" Mrs. Ed Hoffman OF Bren-
ham, sister Of the groom, will be
maid Of honor. The other members
Of the bridal party will be Misses
Ethel league Of Dallas; Nettie Brown
and Hazel Garrett OF Calvert; Irene
Keeling aud Monte Adams OF Bryan;
w. J. Coulter, best man; +. G.
oliver, o. f. Saunders, II. c. Rob-
inson, Jr., OF Bryan, and Jack Lewis
OF Calvert. Mr.. Doremus and bride
will make their home In Bryan, and
Mr.. Doremus will represent a lead
ing cotton firm Of Houston.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-22

Master Edgeworth Webb, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Webb, contrib
utes the first dollar TO the Baptist
Female college. He volunteers this
gift, and II is q dollar made on his
study for examinations. DIR. Butler
expresses the hope that 5000 children
will follow his example.
Mrs. q. w. Jenkins aud son,
Harry jenkins, will leave Tuesday
via Galveston for New York, where
Mrs. Jenkins will visit Capt. Albert
Jenkins and wife. Harry Jenkins
will take an extended trip through
the north and east and Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Collier aud
daughters, Mrs. Lovelace and Others
from Mumford and Misc Norma
Dennis OF this city returned from La
Portesesteiday. Miss Norma went
on TO Mumford with the party 10
visit Miss Clyde Collier.
wanted-To rent, without board,
nice cool. room with all modern
conveniences at residence; conven-
lent 20 business part Of town. win
pay any reasonable price for suitable
accommodations. Address y, care
OF Eagle office. III
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Wolf aud
daughter were here yesterday from
Madison county accompanying Mrs.
+. A. Morley OF Mecca and Mrs. A.
A. Wooten OF Brown county, who
left for Brownwood.
Or. I. l.. Todd and family Of Har-
yey, returned yesterday 20 Maverick,
Runnels county, where they will re-
side In future. Many friends regret
their departure aud wish them album
dant prosperity.
Never before In Bryan have you
had the opportunity Of buying la
dy's hat free OF the cost OF trimming.
Wilson a Edge will trim hats flee
this week. 1853
The contract for the Allen Acade-
my building was awarded yesterday,
J. n. Perrin getting the wood work
and W. p. Wallace the brick work.
News was received here yesterday
Of the death Of Miss Mintie Robert
son at Cameron. Miss Robertson
was niece of Mrs. T. L. Grace.
Ed Howard, prominent Grimes
county gin man, was here yesterday
having machinery repairs made at
Christians machine shop.
Mrs. b. NJ Kersey aud Mrs. J. r. /
Smith returned 10 Milan county
yesterday after a visit 10 Mr.. aud /
Mrs. T. p. Gentry.
Extra quality preserving peaches /
% cents per bucket. In front Howell /
Bros. store Thursday morning. Ike .
R.Nannoy. i69
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gotham arrived |
from Dallas yesterday on a visit 10
relatives, and were met here by n.
A. Gotham.
Mrs. j. l.. Moseley and Mrs. John
arrived from Hearne yes
terday TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. James
Wooten.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-22
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

r. NJ. Gordon spent yesterday IL
Houston.
Otis Hearne went to Houston yes
terday.
VIM. Boehm returned TO REESE
yesterday.
Mrs. L. w. Rawls went to Marlin
yesterday.
c. f. Drake is out, after several
days Illness.
Read Wilson q Edges millinery
. .ad in this issue. i69
w. V. Hanway Of Dallas was In
the city yesterday.
For Sale Cheap Baby go-cArt
Apply 10 Mrs. Pico. 10
Miss wsggeman OF Shreveport lef;
for Dallas yesterday.
For Rent-Five room house. Apply
10 Malcolm Carnes. Il
Judge V. b, Hudson returned from
Houston yesterday.
Ring 227 foI first class shoe repair.
ing. Frank TodAro. Il
Leroy Candy Of wellborn left for
Fort Worth yesterday.
Miss Maggie Dawson has been on
the sick list several days.
Mrs w. A. withers and children
are visiting In Lampasas.
Judge J. w. Doremus returned
from Galveston yesterday.
Wilson & Edge will trim hats free
this week. Read their ad In this la
sue. i69
Mrs. Charles Smith and w. A..
Robertson went to Cameron yester-
day.
T. j. Nelson left for Kleinsburg
esterday after a visit to Mr.. aud
|frs l.. h. MENDOZA.
Rev. j. NJ. Bullock returned from
La Porte yesterday and reported a
heavy rain at Houston.
Fine barbecued meats Of all kinds
In any quantity at w. W. Mikes
barbecue pit on Bryan street. 1863
Mrs. DIR. Price OF Montgomery ar
rived yesterday 10 attend the villa
Maria Academy commencement ex-
ercises.
The remains of Mr.. Gooch GrIssett
who died at Mlneola, were brought
here yesterday via the /. and q. N,
accompanied by relatives and taken
70 his former home IN Grimes coun-
~ for burial.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-22
Riaid enforcement,

Austin. June 2t-Constable Miller
has given notice that Austin will be
closed every Sunday, and an gambling
must stop on any day He will close sa .
oons from midnight Saturday night
TO midnight Sunday night and saop the
shaking of dice for drinks No cigars
soda water. candy cts. VIII be pur-
chased on sunday. and the markets
Will be closed M . a. m. only drugs and
absolute necessities viii be sold after
that hour.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-22

Kansas city June 2i-A special n
the star from Clinton. No. sass that
the Salmon hank. the Oldest and largest
financial institution IN Henry county.
did not open ~ doors FOR business
"wednesday The secretary u state was
notified Tue sday evening.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-22
Lish,nir1 Kills Horse.

Paris. Tex June 1.-Two little boys
twelve and Eve years old. sons OF Dick
McHam. who lives southeast " Paris.
were stunned By a stroke Of lightning
The elder boy was untying "a horse
hitched 20 a tree. when the bolt shat
tered the tree. killed the horse and
knocked the boys unconscious. They
soon rallied and have conn ,etely recov-
cred
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-22

T. R BATE
Au'y HLAv
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-22
smalIe,t 1rih,l rnr.

Muskogee. l. T.. June ei.-The small
est amount OF tribal tax paid TO the
indian Agent was II cents. which was
the amount William Thomas. proprietor
OF the Badger grocery store NJ Sixth
street and the Frisco railroad. made
oath he owed. Mr.. Thomas has been in
business here since February. but has
purchased practically an OF his goods
from local jobbers. thus escaping the
tax
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-22
copBs CONSUME CORN.

SIX Wasonloads Assemble In Family
Reunion Nesr Cleveland. Okla.
Oklahoma City. June 2l.-slx wagon
loads Of Cobbs held family reunion
At the home Of sam Cobb. In Cleveland
county There were hfty-three Cobbs
iogether-big Cobbs. little Cobbs. old
Cobbs and young Cobbs. They decided
70 hold a runion every year. A feature
81 the family dinner was that they
cooked two barrels Of roasting ears. A
cob was given each one present a. a
souvenir Of the occasion.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-22
KILLED ~ POSSE.
Party Shot to Death Had Taken the
Life Of Mule Driver overseer.

NHe ot Mbie Orlser Oserteers
Macon. No. Juno gi.--In the vicinity
OF Keota posse OF miners shot and
killed Jack Flummcr. a miner. who
had short time previously taken the
life Of william Dale. a mine mule driv, r
overseer Plummer had been diseharg-
ed by Dale because OF cruelty 20 the
animals he drove. Plummer deliberate
~ walked up 10 Dale and shot him
dead and then fed. He was discovered
by a posse Of miners. who called upon
him 20 surrender He replied with a
volley from a revolver and was then
riddled with bullets.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-22
IL. FOUNTAIN
Mar Real Estate Dept
T. R. BATE & co.
Law, REAL ESTATE, and INSURANCE.
We OYER FOR SALE

- VIZ IN TN oAA<E
Tires brick buildings on Main street.
Three family resldesces oue block north az
courthouse square from $50 TO alSso.
Beautiful building lots fronting graded school
Lots In cGviit's addition for sale cheap.
Joe y. Reed residence. an elegant home land
suitable for private boarding house and convent
ent 20 Main street
v. b. Hudson tw9 story residence. a good
And near graded school
Jno. Keistier place. prics ss5).
Lots and houses OF all kinds and descriptions
10 AM part OF town 70 rent AZ q for sale. Most
OF this property can Be bought on time by pay
lng one third caah.
Lots improved for.par,ies desiring us 70 do 90.
will sell; rent and exchange property h.. most
sny part OF the state.
We have q number OF good upland and creek
bot IN farms that We oGsr a. bargains,
We also have BraIos bottom lands for sale IA
any sifed tracts desired. improved and unim-
proved. the richest land 10 the world.
We have hog and cattle ranches for sale IA
Bra1os and Burieson counties and large cattle
ranches IN Western Texas and MEXICO
Loans negotiated.
We Rave property listed win q FOR sale iana
and country properly.
We ouy reaiestate AZ well as sell II.
INSURANCE.
We are prepared 70 insure any kind Of insur-
aole property-stores, stocks Of merchandise,
machinery, corporation property, warehouses
cotton, Country properly gins. etc
We can insure your life IN the bes. companies
on earth for less premium than many CON-
panies charge for the same class OF property
This - Important, a. statistics inform us that
While Fire Insurance. u a good thing. Life In
surance j. more important AZ out 81 100 are
risks one burns, where every m 10 who lusures
his lie dies.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-22
Perhaps Fatally Hurt.

Ciairemont. Tex. June 2l.-CiIrord
Lovelaee. young man, was perhaps
fatally hurt by pitching horse on the
90 ranch.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-22

Mr.. and Mrs. John y. Hines and
little daughter returned yesterday 10
Wesson, Miss.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-29
CITY NEWS

MT and Mrs William Maxwell of
 Walnut street are rejoicing over the
 arrival of a bouncing baby boy.
 The Evening Democrat is the Peo
 ple's Paper. The price is % a copy
 42c month, $5 year, by mail or
 carrier.
 The game which was scheduled be. tween the Naugatuck and Waterbury high school football teams for Nauga. tuck to-day was declared of.
 A small fire occurred at Valentine BohPs house on the Watertown road yesterday afternoon, an electric light wire coming in contact with a gas pipe. There was no damage.
 Miss May Fay of Pleasant street has accepted a position as organist of St Bridgets church at Cheshire. It is a mission church under the jurisdiction Of the Rev Father Cunningham of South Meriden.
 Mrs Charles H. Russell of Water bury is suing NJ. F. Carmody in the court of common pleas in New Haven for the return of her automobile. There is dispute over the ownership of the machine which the court is asked to decide.
 Mrs D. F. MeGrath of 331 North Willow street entertained a number Of young people last evening between the hours of and 6, assisted by her nieces, the Misses Florence and Irene McGrath and Bertha and Irene Cullen. in honor of Master Francis McGrath's third birthday. The dining room was beautifully decorated with flowers and autumn leaves.
 This evening the Queens Daughters will hold a public social meeting in K. of c. hall. Besides the meeting there will be dancing and an enter tainment. Among those who will con tribute to the entertainment are Mrs M. J. Wagner. Miss Mary Minna-- han, Edward Keefe and Miss Lila Loughlin. LaIlier's orchestra will play several selections to open the entertainment and will also fur nish music for dancing. Short ad- dresses will be delivered by the Rev Chaplain and the visiting clergymen.
 The October meeting of Milicent Porter chapter, D. A. R.. will be hcid at the home of Miss Katharine HamiI- ton. on Columbia boulevard, Monday. October 2. at three in the afternoon. There will be a lecture by Mrs Clara Corbin Wilson on the American wo- man in music. which will be fIIustrat- ed by piano selections It is request ed that all members who wish to st- tend the state meeting at Grofon Heights on October ii shall notify the regent on or before the meeting on Monday SO that a sufficient number Of luncheon tickets may be ordered in advance.
 Judge pessley had to deal with only two minor Offenses in the city court this morning. Isabella Wand. who has been there before many a time. was charged with intoxication. on cer Donahue stated that he found her on Union street yesterday afternoon too intoxicated to take care of herself. l As if vas some time since she was I IaxT in court she was 1es of with a fine of S1 NOn-support of his wife ! and children was charged against Jean l Lfcuzer. but the case was not tried as ae agreed to do the right thing by his I family. On that ground he was put I 1n bis god behavior fer thirfT days
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-29
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

The catch basins in this sectiol
 received a much needed cleaning to
 day. V
 Miss Annie Carlin of Salisbury fl
 visiting with Miss Annie Craven O
 Bank street.
 l James Luddy, formerly clerk il
 D. J. Mahaney's cafe has accepted {
 similar position with James Sheridan Mr and Mrs John Murphy of Riy
 erside street are receiving congratu
 lations because of the arrival of a baby girl.
 | Miss Lillian Doyle of South Leon.
 ard street, who Is studying to be a
 nurse at the Albany hospital and who
 has been spending a vacation with her
 parents for the past few weeks, re-
 turned to-day to resume her studies.
 Ten prominent young girls of this section met last evening at the home of Miss Katharine Mahaney of Bank street for the purpose of forming a whist club which Is likely to be one or the best organizations of it's kind In giving affairs in the social line the coming winter. A committee was appointed to look up name for the society and to report at the meeting which will be held next week.
 Last night about 11:20 very serious accident almost occurred on Bank street near the terminus of the trolley line A man on the way to his home was crossing the tracks near the place mentioned above when he fntl and tondaH %Ln @,.a .lx minutes later the car came along but luckily the fender hit the part of his body which was on the rails and knocked him aside. The car made no attempt to stop as the crew prob- ably thought that no one was in sight, but when 1t went to go off it was hailed by well wnown resident of this district and he compelled the men to go back and see what damage was done. The man escaped with a few slight bruises but he can consider himself fortunate that he was not in. jured seriously.
 The practise of keeping stores open In this section on Sunday has been started once more, much to the disgust of the people who wish to see lHS cdDDdlu OUSeFFeu III Ine 0LClng and proper manner that it should be. An article in this column some time ago abated the nuisance for a while but the merchants seem to think that they have remained closed long enough and now are going to try to take in some of the long green on that day, which should be a day of rest There are only two or three who do not lock their doors from night until Monday morning and if they intend to stay open the authorities should get after them and them to stop selling their wares on Sunday. The people also can close these places quickly by re- fusing to patronize them, either on Sunday or any other day of the week. It is a wonder that the dealers them selves do not see that they are mak- ing a mistake and that in the. end they would have more trade if their shops were closed on the first day of l the week.
 It is now time to think of replacing | broken window glass. It is easier to ;et it now than in cold weather. We | lave an exceptionally fine stock of | glass iu the regula. sizes and it Is | .learer than you usually see We can | ;Hpply you with either single or dou- 1ls thick at lowest prices. A. 0. Walk 1T, I56 Bank street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-29
considerate Ruler.

That the Chinese empress dovagef is thoughtful for those who find the genufexions in her presence fatiguing is proved .by this edict. issued June sO last: Wong Wen-shao. the grand secretary. has served us many years and he has shown great diligence and faithfulness He is now over 70 ysarr of age, and In the daily audiences his obeisance is now very difficult and our sympathy must be shown hlm. Let him be relieved from the grand coun- ell in order that he may be saved trou- hlaS
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-29

There was a great dssl of excitement at the rally Of the E. Q D. whkch was he1d at NH Plain Last evening Some tine szo the erznEsrs vofe1 fo hare
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-29
Butter ana uleo.

William Barclay Parsons, the engi- neering expert. was talking in Philadel- phia about the various food adultera- tions that from time to time crop out In the most unexpected places.
 Before long" he said, laughing, it will be necessary to take literally the butter story that used to pass as a joke.
 There was man in a restaurant who called a waiter to him and said:
 Waiter, look here. Isn't this . cows hair in my butter?
 The waiter took up the butter. ex- amined the hair. and then replaced the plate before the patron with a nod of satisfaction.
 "'Yes. sir. he said. that's a genuine cows hair. We also serve them with our butter. sir. to show that it ain't oIeo.' San Antonio Express.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-29
The Barlow Bros Co
 01 GRAND STREET
YOUR WIFE NOl NELL?

IVON WHL ItUI WILL
 Before trying so-caIled blood puri. ners and drugs, give her a bracing drive behind a good horse and save doctors and drug bills. Young man, you need not wait till you are married, the young lady will appreciate a good turnout We keep them. single or double. C. D. PINNEY,
 S5 SCOyILL STREET.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-29
Cural Dry Goods Co Saturday FURNISHING
 GOODS. Things ready to- wear for men,
 women and chil- dren are always the feature of our Saturday adver- Using.
 Twill pay you to scan this list over and take advantage of

Twill pay you to scan this list over and take advantage of the special values offered in Fall and Winter stockings and underwear.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-29
Judicial verdict

Judge-You are accused of havfus beaten this person cruelty.
 The Aecused-well. hadro beat hin to make him do bis york He s an idiot
 Judge tssyerslyl-You shculs re- member that an idi0t is nsn like you or me-Les AnrsIes
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-29
rmw ws~ssA

You're not going to give up ycxr cory little es,. sursiT-
 Yep: doetor's ordsrR He iusssts that srsrT morning vAsz ri.s uust stand perfectly erect and sxps.s nr ehsst q tozsr uzzz or ss--PhnE fslphi. Prsu