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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-25

men MallenperIommlurg pcrelnbart
tooroen Ut, miro cine 2lla1abIlle in
oeht 5olle o%merifauiihcr Sonoler,
| DIE nod nift neitc @oarcn erboIten
Doner, genladpt mcrOen. Nlele Dir
ZEN lbre porbonocncn @onrennor-
rofbe %berfaufen, mcitcrc Gontrofte
init ibnen limo ober pon ocn 6ilbrern
Der sopcottbqmeqlun1 mtcrio9t. IS
MIRO terner befunnt 0cgebelL Dob
6lneltlde 3oqlin1c onlcrltantlfe
Sdlllen peiter beilld)gt oltrleIt.
Ser5oo ais Qcbcnsretter.
Earis. q. Slli. - @ier einge-
trotIenen Nodridtcn }liol9e bot Der
9er5og bon Orleuus, wcIdjer I'M Mo.
not Mai 5. s. init elmer Stills Or
petition on guro Der &ndt y9elgicu"
IN See gina, Inn sic Mlt0Ileoer Der
3iegler'iden expedition BON Sbanpn
SsIono 5uriidi 81 brilgcn, aft ST.
I6ern IN Der golorrcgion oaS Seben
gerettet, itbem er iic ans geIobrliher
Gage befreite.
NeneW itgIic6cr Scr n
5oiii6en Atuocm e.
Earis, "a. ,uDli. - Hcne Der
Soint : Warceoll. Ser %bcritbnlte iran.
collide 9ilobouer, lit al Stelle oes
oerltorbenen Saul Gubois, unb Gr.
Saul Hi6er, MtitQlic0 Der meoi6ini-
id)en Ifobemie, an 1tclle bes perItor.
benen 9orons Ilpbonic DC &otblfilo
gum Wit9lioo ser }(foOcmie Der lf0.
men aiinIte" erpQhlt nor0en.
MertbpoIIcs @cmGI0e
sci Of lch.
Woilono, 81. sui. - 9lus
elmer bieiigen offentlihcn 8emdloc-
8ouerie lit elm 0uBCrit m%ertbooaeS
@em0loe. Elm @crf oe5 beriibmten
Wteiiters Tmll &croncic, geItoblcn
morben. @ic es bel Ser itrcngcn Nui-
iift, ole in ben 0iicutlihcn @entoloe.
8oqerien Der Stoot berriht, Dem
0iebe mogli6 nor, lid ocS 8iGoeS 5u
benGhtigen uto Ooiielbe Iort5ulhof-
fen, lit ein HGtbiel.
@il II den feline 0cnt t e
Straftolontc AMI DEN
I0m Sneln 4.
Sp6nep, NelliilOpolcS, 81. Suli.
- Sin bier einqetroiiener 0ompier
bringt Die Hohridt, ooB Die oeutlhet
0elpobner BON Nelrz@ uincn un0 9tell.
9ritonnien &eriommllmgcn bolten,
nm gegen ole porQcid)lo9cne Gtoblts
rltng elmer Stroitolonic olli oen N0-
mirolitotS = SnlelL nor0oltlit) BON
Neu-8uinco, 81, proteItIren. 3ie
Stroffplonie miro ST Dem 3mede ges
plant, Die Sn.ielgruppc ipoter SIT to-
loniiiren mo Dem ocutlfen 9eiibs
tbltm I'M itiqen Mteerc 5ll5uiiigen.
Die Worihoq- SnicIn murben am
80. SUM oltrf) einen 0rfon perluil-
Itet.
Gin Heformer ermor6et II.
&ontgsbcrG ErulBcn, "a.
Slili. - Sier cillgetroiiene gtodlrids
ten aus Suicnpotb. nabe Hibou, GiiBs
laho, meloen Die grmoroun9 ocs 30
rous Greperll BON Der 9oleru 9 9tc-
form = Gommiiiion.
Mobreno ser llnrliben, nelhe lid,
geltern 81 2ibuu bel Der &ecroigrng
Der Spfer zines fiir5liden Iuirubr@
ereigneten, mlroen Elm @elroarm &c.
t0otet ltno 5mci onoere permunoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-25
Iufrubr uno 9Iutnerqtc.
BEN in u 6 nj Nom.
Qoroo.

goroo.
NetCrSburg, a. SSllli. - De-
pclhen aus 9fi6nis Nopgoroo erge.
ben, ooB Die oortige Stoot geitern
friib 1fiinf StlnOcn lang in S0nben
Snuien0er bon H~ouiboloen mar, mel
DIE nqc, linen oltf Der StroBe beoeo-
nenoen, odtbor %ouaIebenoen Eerio.
men m0roeriih oniielen. @iele Mcn.
ifen murOen get0Otet ooer oerlest.
9te I%ufriibrcr pcriolgten IN pielen
6Glen hire Opicr in ibre Wobnunoen
un0 erbrohcn Die Sbiircn.
(Sp0ter.) - Hcgierun0s 9tod.
ridtcn 5uioIgc mltroe MIR Elm Wonn
9eItern III 9tiihnl 9toogoroo %getootet
mo 5molf crIittcn lhmere @erlebun-
gen. 3lpan5ig on0ere ipitr0cn in So
lpitolern bcbon0elt. Cine Grneue.
rltng Der llnrltben miro befiirhtet,
ltn0 cine GrtroiiBung beS StaotrotbS
III ollt morgen onberoumt, INN 8ors
Iit)t@moBregcIn ST t%reifen.
s. ungcrSnotb in Sibirien.
Berlin a. Sllli. - Sier eill0e-
troffenc Observation-Disclosures idilocrn
Die 9totblogc in Sibiricn ais gerooe-
81 o%er5lucifclt. @enn Der arieg nod1
einige Wonotc lGnger oollert, miro
Der ar0Bte Sbeil Der Yepolferuna pers
bungern. Sn mebreren 9iltriften
berr't)t bereitS iebt cine &unqerS.
notb, Gin tiir5lih aus Dem 0ollper.
nenlent %lliltrt 5llriidgefebrter uno &c.
genludrtlg bier beIinolia)cr ruliilher
Veomtcr erflGrt, Dab bel ieiner NIB.
ret'e Shnaren bon bolb perbungertcn
Wt1nnern. 6rnlcn un0 Gin0crn pom
Sonoe nod Den n1dlten Stdoten
lpolloertcn unb 9roo iorocrterl. Giele
Der Gingcborenen pcriuhtcn, nit
aobncn Den Inllr b~inubyuiobren
mo NifoloicnSf 81 crrcidcL ober
Die meiitcn fonten untcrnc0S elcn-
olglid) nm mo nur mcnigc erreihten
ibr 3iel.
Qentibe Dob 6cIlom8" in
Terotbung.
Berlin, "a. Suli. - Scr critic
oelrtlhc 300 6ellop@"z Gag muroe
beilte IN Siel inter 5oblrcider Bethel.
llgltng bon Sogenbriiocrn er0iinet.
IilS S6lpebcn, 0Gncmurt uno Der
Sdpei5 uno olld) aus Nnlerifo lino
9clegoten gefonlmen.
@roBfener in Grimm.
Wten "a. Sui. - Sn 9riinn, Der
SouptItoot bon Wabrcn lit Die groBe
Woldineniobrif @onnicf niebcrae-
bronnt. Ter motericlc 8crlult be.
iid nlli 5tpei Milionen aroncn.
Set9bunocrt arbeiter lino ollrd) Die
3erltoulna Der 6obritonlooen brob-
los grluor0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-25

Sn 9ops9itn Mid)., lit Der
Strife Der StroBenbobn aneeitelten
llod Iiebenpohi9er Gouer oiird, Ell.
men guSgleid Sl enoe 9efommen.
Ser auSgleid be5iebt lid ieood) MIR
onf Die 2inicu I'M Stoot.&apon uno
bot Nidts nit Der Saginow. uno
Snterurbon.Sinie 81 tbun.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-04-20

BUGGIEs, WALL PAPER, SHOES. HATS.
LAlLOh-MADk SUITS. and win cell them
TIPPRTT. JOHNSON q FoxwELL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-04-20

DIR. Elton W. Townsend, q young gradu-
ate OF medicine, died Of eerebrO-spinal
meningitis ut his home in Somerset eoun-
ty.
Mrs. Andrew Carnegie opposed ware
Lief plans because she took the view that
the sufserings Of the soldiers ought 20
point moral.
Snow, ice and very low temperature
were reported from various parts OF Mary
land on Sunday, causing apprehension
for early fruits.
The State Of South Carolina has estab-
Iished a bureau Ia New York TO divert the
surplus labor from that city and thus
solve the negro problem.
A large pigeon house belonging TO Mr..
N. W. Pope, at Mount Washington. was
burned, with from 1000 20 1900 pi-
geons and pair Of dogs.
The dwelling Of Mortimer Branden-
burg, near Hyattstown, Montgomery
county, was destroyed by FIRE. Loss
$4,000; insurance, ~ 600.
The total membership Of the Junior
Order United American Mechanics in
Maryland Is 2O, 1874, as reported TO thu
State Council, In session today at Ha
gerstown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-04-20

about this being united country, that
there il now no North, no South, no
East and no West; that We are al one
and once more happily united into one
homogeneous family, and that now In
the accepted time Tor the millenium TO be
pulled in by the ears, or words to that
effect. That 10 cute way he has Of
reaching the ears Of the groundlings
and filing them full Of tafiy 80 they
cannot hear the roars OF the. peo-
pie who make the laws Of the eoun-
try against his lawlessnesss; OF filing the
eyes Of the people with sawdust so they
cannot see that the Offices in bis admins
tration are very unevenly divided be-
tween the sections Of the country that he
says are all united and should all have
the same treatment, or, as he loves TO
term It. ga square deal" You win look
in vain for any Southern man in his
Cabinet. You win look again without
seeing any man from the South In the
position Of Ambassador to any country,
with the possible exception Of Powell
Clayton Of Arkansas. who II in Mexico,
but who does not count, for the reason
that he il going out soon and because he
IL a earpetbagger There 10 not one
Southern man who ID n minister TO am
foreign country, and, with the exception
Of the Federal judges, no Southern mar
holds any position under the Civil Servic.
He may call that giving all sections o
the eountry-that be says are 30 hearth,
united--a square deal. but / do not
Let him sweep his own doorstep clear
before he calls Others defiled.
CHAs. III. EDWARDS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-04-20
Just from New York
and Baltimore.

Here Is just what you may expect
The NIcess. Latest style Spring Hat.
The Prettiest. Most Becomins Dress
The Neatcsf. Best-nfffng shoe,
An entire outft OF Underwear. Hosery, Skirts,
Gloves. Wrappers. Boanets. &C.. Aprons
and Dress Ginghams
All kinda Of white aad Dress Goods. Innings.
BGadiags. TRAININGS. Buttons.
Genfienen's high and low Shoes. e2s5. rea,
value. s350.
Gsntiemsn's Neglisee and white shirts.
Up-to-Date Stock Of Groceries. Hardware.
Liquors.
hearty Welcome for all corners and their
moneys worth on every deal.
For Poultry. Eggs. Butter. Lard. Meat. Calves.
Cattle. Corn and ali kinds OF produce the
highest market price I'm cash or ex-
change for Goods.
Mrs. CORA Il. ABELL,
Ridge, Md.
At same time and place, Henry ". Abel.
Agent for q General Line Of Machinery. and
X. II. PolIock's Fertilizers. will cell you any
Farming implement from q New Osborne
Binder % Harrow tooth, and save you money
on every purchase Binder Twine nc whole
sale or retail. Come and see.
HENRY # ABEL, Ridge, Md.
April IL. '05-1m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-04-20
IocalV|

LUCdlu
Capt. Tom
Town wharf
Mrs. w. A.
ing her mot4
vile.
Friday nes
holiday and
be closed on
Miss Ellen
two weeks v
turn 60 Sara
The Catho
is being enla
LNonardtow
Mas Heller
Visitation, Z
ing Easter v
Geo. w. JOY
Miss Elmo
", niece Of
visiting her
South Tows
AZ Taes,i
School Com
Reports for
The 1sTeasuI
week.
We again
now being
carefully an
which Jon
therein.
Tuesday
sold his stor
Vile now &C
Peter q. WI
alton, s1,7e
Augustus I
at home for
by Daniel
young men
Mary's COLD
At q meet
Association
determined
May II and
25th "a at 4
In this is
advertiseme
grapher, W
place Of bus
MIA of hia nh
Grand OPP
Angels Cha
Gath. A ci
will be serv'
ing. Carter
for dancing
j. NJ. Ric
peake shoe
his trip th
mond 10 dt
county iner
ness for his
The homo
Palmer, kI
situate In d
public auct
tised. q. \
chaser for
Stone Ed
Edelen, for
married la
Brown. M
Monday q
groom has
gratulatio.
We are p
Il. Hooper
his farm, Id
county. ID
talented q
Southern \
TO reside .
practice his
The Pine
at public
drawn ON I
ed that a d
% the Was
Company.
vilion, ass
Travers, w
ley Tor t1,1
DR.. Jame
year, on
Inigo's to
rs miles, ID
Miles IL ha
JIG, atsend
Of &c. Ma
which bod
and thinks
age questi(
Monday
Valley La
known a.
acres, for
Baltimore
estate was
Thomas Al
Creek, an |
Of the mo
Mary's.
creek and
ter plantir
81.
On Friday
observed vi
We ASSEMBLE
friends with
bong-Arbo
Convention
knstrumert
Essay-Disa
eoss-The [
Emay-Tres
Erist eolo-N
-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-04-20
Painless
Extraction.

Free when other work Ia done. OLD roots
and broken down teeth made ~ good ~ new.
Gold Crown and bridge work Speciality.
All the latest and improved work done In the
most scientific manner.
No charge for examination or estimates.
Parties desiring work done &C their homes
can be accommodates without extra charge.
DR.. j. M. Cook,
Jan 5-tfs CHAPTICO.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-04-20
The OLD Time Way.

Our Grandmothers gave us pow
ders aud teas because they knew
nothing Of modern medicine and
methods. In this age of progress
and discovery, nicely coated, CON-
pressed tablets are disappearing
the old time powders and teas.
Rydale's Liver tablets are compress
sed chocolate coated tablets, easy 10
swallow, pleasant in effect, always
reliable. They contain ingredients
that cannot be used in powders or
teas. Ingredients that have an effect
upon the liver that is never obtain
ed from the so called liver powders
etc. A trial will prove their merits.
Loker e. deWaal.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-04-20

PHOTOGRAPHS.

T. ]. Myers, travelling artist, OF Pleas
ant Valley, Md, is now located at the
barber shop in Leonardtown called and
known as Peaeock's shop. He isprepar-
ed to take photographs at any time be-
tween April 10, to April %, at prices
ranging from 81 to 20 adozen. Pictures
also enlarged at a low figure. Give him
a call.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-04-20
THURSDAY, May Is, and Day.

1 8 minute, trot or pace, 3 in 5, mile
heats, 3 to enter, 2 to start-purse $25.
2 2.4O, trOt or pace, mile heats, 3 in
3, tOenter, 2tostart-purse $40.
The above purses to be divided in IS,
% and 10 per cent.
B Free for all, trot or pace, mile heats,
3 in 5, 5 to enter, 3 to start-purse 800.
The money in the free for all race to be
divided into so, %, Is and 10 per cent.
All entries in this race to close on Tues
day, May the 9th, at 7P.M.
Entries for all the other races must be
made by z p. N. on the 10th and 18th oil
May. Entrance fee for all races 10 per
cent. OF purse. Horses called at O'Clock
and will start at 2,
Steamers will leave Washington for
LeonardtOwn on Tuesday, May 1eth, al
4 p. N and viii return to Washington
Friday, May 10th, leaving Leonsardtown
at noon.
RACE COMAnTTEE.-Wm. v. Waters, p
j. Medley, Derby A. Lynch.
ROBT. G. COMBS, President.
B. HARRIS CAVALIER, Vice rest
Z. b. ABELL, Treasurer.
DERBY A. LYNCH, Secretary.
April 20-td.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-04-20

WEDNESDAY, May II, LIST Day.
B minute, trOt or pace. mile heats, 3
in 8, purse S25-three to enter. 2 to start.
2 2.4O, trot or pace, mile heats, 3 in
3, B to enter, 2 to start-purse $40.
3 Colt race, half mile heats, trot or
pace, 2 in 3, 3 to enter, 2 to start-purse
$25.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-04-20
St.

On Friday
observed vii
We ASSEMBLE
friends with
Bong-Arbo
Convention
knstrumert
Eaay--Disa
eoss-The 6
Esaay-Tres
Inst eolo-A
Essay-Tre
EMay-Utill
We then
witness theI
named for
love and n
kiDsonian !
% ssmptat&
Under the Z
the ehiiiipg
truction to
simple word
sGrow q
Ever th
Off,
Long nj
TO heav
--Rs a.
rod
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-04-20
Attention!

your line of SPRING
line of and patterns
all whether wish 20 Give
call before buying elsewhere.
gratefully exchange goods kohe
Give call.
viii something iuees.
ing Our offer this time will be
Mems Pants little soled Good for work. $25 now 10 esnts
miscellaneous TO 50 pe
We ohave fewo he Lace
oandth reey ito piece
Special values at 1Oc
N. |. kUTMELL, & CO., Charlotte Hall.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-04-20
FISH.
Munted

To buy a good farm Of 800 to 800 acres, saza>
more or less, with large dwelling aud xs
other improvements-lOcated on the
Potomac Tiver-C0 70 IS miles below ~mx@
Washington city. Want steamboat wharf ON
the property, OF one very near. Anyone own
ing such q farm and wants 10 sell at q reason
bic price may mud = cash purchaser by writing
FARMER. s0l4 N. Charles street,
Feb l6-Sms baltimore, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-04-20
RACES.
SPRING MEETING.
Leonardtown, Nd.

Program Of Glasses as
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-04-20
How to Keep Cool.

Why, just come and look at our UN.
DERWEAR, HATS, MATTINGS. They
are very cheap and are first-class goods.
Tippett, Johnson & Foxwell.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-01
BASKET BALL.

A stranger seeing this heading
would naturally infer that we were
the proud possosors Of basket
ball team. Even if he didn't see
such an article in the paper, he
would suppose so. He reasons that
the A. and NJ. is an up-to-date col
lege, holding its head high above
most of our schools in football, and
il with the leaders in base ball.
He reasons, also, that We put out a
very good track team each year;
and although he has not yet heard
anything about it, Of course we
have a fine basket bail team. That's
about what the average man thinks
about us. He would be surprised
If We were TO tell him that we did
not have basket ball team on the
campus, and his good opinion of
A. and NJ. in athletics would be
materially shaken. Let's don't be
classed a. a back number. We
have basket ball stars here among
us. We are hiding our light from
the world. Organize a team and
show Texas that we are not only
shining lights in base ball ana foot
hail, but also in basket ball.-The
Battalion.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-01
HeCH UNDER ARREST
RENTED Husband of Many Women
Is In Custody.
HAS TWENTY WIVES.
Man Being Held at New York ana
Who Is Wanted In chlcago is
Alleged TO Have Welded
Tbet Number Of Times.

New York. Jan. 3l.-Johann Hoch'
who. II is alleged. married twenty wo/
men. was arrested az boarding house
conducted by Mrs. Catherine KIM
merle In West Forty-seventh street
Monday night By central Office detee-
tlves. Ne admitted his identity. though
when nrst arrested gave the name OF
Harry Bartels. At the Forty-seventh
street station. where he was taken he
said: I'm Hoch. and a much-abused
man"
How abusedg - he was asked.
lie had nothing to say. He gave his
name as John Joseph Adoiph hoeh'
and said he was forty-fye years Old
a machinist. living at Gf2O Union av-
enue. Chicago. lie was arrested on
charge OF bigamy. Hoch Is known un-
der the names OF Alfred Hecht. Albert
Busetberg. Joseph Hoch and Adolph
Brumm. Hoch said after Marie Fisch-
er died Jan. IL. he came TO New York
at once. and has been here ever since
HOCh went 10 Mfas hliAihNAANe 49,
nesday last. lie was locked up IN po-
lice headquarters. lie stated that he
had not been married twenty times
he said that he had been married only
twice. and that his nrst wife Is Still
alive.
Mrs Catherine Kimmerle, the land
lady. said Hoch engaged board on Sat
urday. and had not been Ia the house
twenty minutes when lac asked TO be
allowed TO peel potatoes fof her We
proposed marriage. and she then told
The police She added that the man
talked "a good deal to her and became
much interested In her. she thought
iii. was 50 anxious 10 talk that did
not know what he was after" said Mrs
Klmmerle." till all OF "A sudden he told
me he wanted TO marry me. l Femsm-
bered reading In the papers about that
awful man. and IL suddenly flashed
across my mind that this man who
wanted TO peel potatoes after belng
twenty minutes Ia my house and want
ed 60 marry me afte- knowing me d
day or so was the same man they want
ed in Chicago. and ran 10 the station
house as quickly as could
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-01
TAFT HEARD.
Superintendent Of WsIl-Tsrso Express
Company Before COMMITTEES.

Austin. Jan. sl.-Before the house
committee or revenue and taxation SUI
perintendent Taft Of the Wells. Fargo
4 Co. Express company, appeared In
opposition to the Williams intangible
tax biil. He spoke for all the express
companies. Mr.. Taft said that as the
express companies had very little prop
cry subject 20 ad yalOrem assessment
they we're now required by law TO pay
into the state treasury IN per cent Of
their annual gross earnings and sub
mitted figures showing that this gross
earnings tax-amountsd 20 II 7-io per
se.t 20 the net earnings % this Wells.
81 70 & Co. In Texas. including the
Ad sas pro rata OF Interstate business.
he understood the Williams bill u
&Sould compel his company 10 pay n
taxes 20 the state 80 per cent OF ia
net earnings
Superintendent Edgell Of the Pacihs
I Express company was also heard.
Judge z. u. Perkins OF the cottor
Belt railway also opposed the meas
/ ure.
The following bills were passed nnal'
ly by the house: House bill. by Mr
Cobbs relating TO separate property o
married women; house bill. by MT
Love. relating to the fraudulent trans
fer Of mortgaged property.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-01
NEWS IN BRIEF.

waterworks at Mangum. Okla, has
been completed.
John Campbell. Frisco train porter.
fell dead az Sherman.
Rains county Texas. went dry by
forty-elght majority.
Jaoksboro Tex. is 20 have a $4,000
capital stock state hank.
Lyman S. Roach has been appointed
postmaster al Texarkana-
Owing 70 smallpox 200 negroes were
vaccinated at Rockdale. Tex.
United States supreme court has
taken taree weeks recess.
Grower q. IT, Mercantile company
building burned. entaillng $4,000 loss
The little son OF a negro farmer
named Haynes was fatally burned near
Arthur City. Tex
A Texas and Pacific handcar Jumped
the track near Paris and several sec
tion men were hurt.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-01
To Extend Powers.

Washington. Jan 3i.-The house
committee on interstate and foreign
commerce. by party vote. authorized
a favorable report 10 the house on a
bill extending authority 10 the inter-
state commerce commission 20 fix rates
increasing the size OF the commission
from ave 70 seven members and Great
ing a court OF transportation" The
bill Is a combination OF the Esch- Town
sends measures with amendments TAX
On from the'Hepburn bill and contains
twenty-two sections.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-01
SUMMARY OF DECISION.
Charges Combination Not TO Did In
Livestock Markets.

Washington. Jan 3i.-Substanee OF
decision rendered by Justice Holmes
against packers and concuFred In by
supreme court isas follows: IT charg-
- a combination ot a dominant pro-
portion OF the dealers In fresh meat
throughout the United States not 70
bid against each other In the livestock
markets OF the different states. 20 bid
Up prices for few days IN order 10
induce the cattlemen 10 send their
stock to the stockyards; 20 fix prices
AZ witch they will sell and tends 20 re-
strict shipments of meats when neces-
sary: 20 establish a uniform rule OF
credit 10 dealers and 10 keep black
list. 10 make uniform and Improper
charges for carriage. and finally TO get
less then lawful rates from the rail-
roads 20 the exclusion Of competitions
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AS TO STATEHOOD.
oklahons and Indian Territory Will
Probably BE Admitted.

Washington. Jan. SILT Is by no
means censin how many states will
be admitted TO the Union under the
agreement reached Monday to vote on
the Joint statehood bill and Its numer-
Gus amendments on Feb. Z. There are
prospects. however. that Oklahoma and
Indian Territory will come IN ns one
state. and that New Mexico will come
In as another. leaving Arizona as a ter
ritory.
Senator Beveridge. chairman OF the
committee on territories. who has
charge Of the bill. concludes that In us
present form there Is no hope for us
passage. lie says that his desire now
is TO give statehood 10 the i.5O00.000
people OF oklahoma and Indian Terri
tory nt this time and late Arizona and
New Mexico viii be admitted as one
state
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Immense Rice Cargo.

New Orleans. Jan. 3i.-The tug Sam
Clarke reached port Monday towing
the barge San Antonio. with the big
gest cargo of rice that has ever come
into New Orleans this year. The re-
port is current here that this cargo
OF rice has been bought for Manches-
ter for the RussLans or japanese Is not
known.
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Presented by President.

Annapolis. Md. Jan 3i.-Before
their friends and relatives who came
from all parts Of the country 20 witt
ness their graduating. the ia mem
bers OF the FIRST class at the naval
academy Monday completed their
four years course anc received their
diplomas az the hands Of President
Roosevelt who also delivered an
address