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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-14
MUSICAL AND ORArORIcAL EXERCISES
OF the Bryan Academic and Collegiate
Institute, April IA, 1905.

PROGRAM.
Impr0mptu. ..... ......... Chopin
Miss Sunshine Cole.
Piano Duet-"Alpine Song. Gee.
..... Elizabeth Kellogg Cone
Mrs. Cone and Miss Edith Preston
Debate:
Question: Resolved that a Japan
ese victory In the Russo-Japanese
war would be IA menace 10 Aryan
supremacy. and would retard the
progress of Christianity In the ORR
emit" Afilrmative-Guy Board, Miss
Laura Brogdon. Negative - Ross
Stewart, Miss Bertha Stewart.
Grande Valse Ds Concert. ......
Observation-Disclosures. Tito Mattel
Miss Pattie McClung.
Song-"Mine For All Eternity
........ Elizabeth Kellogg Cone
Mr.. VIII Henry.
Piano Duet-Theme and arrange
ment by Miss villa Mccullough
Mrs. Cone and Miss Mccullough
lie Chant Du Cigne (Song Of the
Swan .............. Blumentha
Mrs. Cone.
Marche Militaire-Composed and
played by Miss Pattie McClung
Eyening-COmposed and played
by Miss Sunshine Cole.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-14
LADIES pREsBYrERIAL UNION.
Second Days Session Interesting and
Profitable.

The second days session of the
Ladies' Presb terisl Union of the
Brazos Presbytery was held yes
terday and proved highly interest
ing and profitable. The attend
ance was increased by the arrival
of other delegates and the Union
got down to business early.
The meeting opened at $3.50 a,
m. with scripture reading and
prayer by Rev. r. NJ. Hall OF
Galveston, who also spoke briefly
on the scripture read, relating to
the Pentacost.
Following roll call and the read
ing of minutes reports were heard
from the field secretary, the treas
urer, secretary and the societies.
There are eleven societies of the
Union represented.
A most xcel lent paper on
Foundations" prepared by Mrs.
Slosson Of Houston, who is not in
attendance on the meeting, was
read by Mrs. ID. G. Zuber, and the
Union will ask that the paper be
published in the missionary mag.
azine.
The afternoon meeting opened
at 2 O'Clock with devotional ex-
ercises led by Mrs. ]. ID. West.
Papers were read by Mrs. Ben S.
Read on Necessity Of Organic
ing" and Miss Pearl Baylor of
Navasota on 1.-THE Women OF the
Scriptures" The merit and help
fulness of each of these papers was
very marked. A poem contributed
by Mrs. AfIleck of BRENNAN was
read by Miss Kate Woodward Of
Navasota.
Rev. w. +. Junkin of Suchien,
China, missionary at home on
vacation, and a brother of Prof. Il.
p. Junkin of College, addressed
the Union and a large audience at
the Presbyterian church last night.
He gave his experiences Of many
years in China, and the results Of
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-14

missionary work in that great
field where so many lives have
been sacrificed in the service OF
God. Rev. Junkin is a young man
of fine ability and a good speaker.
He speaks and reads the Chinese
language, and has done a great
work for the salvation of souls and
the propagation Of the Christian
religion.
The meeting continues today,
the election OF officers being an
important part Of the work of the
morning.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-14
II. & 7. c. RATES.

Houston, account state Medical
Association, sell April "a, % aud - ;
limit May /
Dallas, account annual meeting G..
a. r., sell May lst aud part Of 2d.
Galveston. account Northern Set
tiers, sell April 10. 20, 81 4; limit 25th
LaGrangO, account Texas Veter-
ans and ID. Of r., sell April ~ and p.
Dallas, account r. z. A., sell April
18th and part Of ilth; limit 18th.
Galveston, account the Cruiser
Galveston. sell April 10Th aud for
train No. Of Dist aud again April -
and for train No. o OF 23d; round
trip rate s2.2O.
San Antonio, account Spring Car
nival, sell April %, "a, 25, %, q, 2s.
Houston, account Good Roads con-
vention, sell April II and rs.
Houston, account State Medical
association, sell April n, %, q.
Ennis, account Baptist conven-
ton tcolored), sell April Is and 10
and part OF Goth.
Waco, account State Spor,smsn
association, sell April 18th and 18th.
On March up to May 10 our sec
ond class Colonist tickets to Califor-
mia, Arizona and New Mexico will
be on sale at $500.
Galveston, account Northern Set
tiers Convention, sell April 20 & q.
Houston, account Grand Lodge
Sons OF Herman, sell April 10 and Il.
Mineral Wells, account Grand
Lodge X. Of p, sell April %, q and
part Of 25th.
W. ). Wilson, Agent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-14
THE BIG GAMES ON.
Baseball Interest Reaches Zenith at Col.
Varsity 10 Play A. and NJ.
at College.

Two big baseball games between
the University of Texas and A.
and NJ. College are scheduled for
Friday and Saturday, April l4th
and 10Th. 1t goes without saying
that these two games will be the
greatest of the season, and equal
to any Of the State league games,
The A. and NJ. has not been de.
feated this season. Varsity has
been defeated only once this year,
by st. Edwards of Austin, whose
colors went down in defeat before
A. and NJ.
Lovers of the national game can
not afford 10 miss these two big
games.
Game called Friday at 4 p. m.
Game called Saturday at 3:30p. IN.
Don't get your dates mixed, and
be sure to attend.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-14
FOR sl.OO YOU MAY GET $1,000. 90.

We sell fire, tornado, life, accident
and health insurance.
For si.OO a year We issue si000.00
accident, paying weekly indemnity
Of $50.
For $500 year sick benefit policy
paying $1,000 a week.
For si.O0 mouth $4,000 accident
and monthly in mnity OF 5000.
And on renewals an Increase Of 10
per cent added 10 benefits.
For $500 a year We issue policy
paying as high as sll,000.OO death
from accident, and from 5000 10
$500 a week indemnity for one hun
dred aud four weeks.
We can also insure your live stock.
Try us.
The Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany OF New York is In our Office,
represented hv A. -. NcCOnnico.
IL Is first +. X. BATE * co
(Apr. u tD Phone $50.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-14
CAUGHT a COON.
Chief Executive and Party Captured
One Durinq Wednesday Night.

Frederick. Okla. pril i3.--President
and part.- chased a wolf twelve miles
wednesday before they caught him.
A coon hunt was taken az night. After
time one was caught ou Deep Red
creek. He was placed IN the presi-
dents menngerie.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-14
orea, DAMAGE 10 Store.

Shawnee. Okla. April i3-Texas Red
store. a dry goods establishment was
damaged 90 the extent Of $4,000 by
ERE and water. The proprietors claim
thieves stole money from the drawer
and set the building on fire.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-14

CRUISER GALVESTON PRESENTATION,
Monday, April Oath.
Parade 10 a. m.
Presentation silver service 4 p. m.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-14
PROGRAM
OF Northern Settlers Convention at Gal,
weston, April II, p, q and n.

Friday, April 2lst.
First session Of Congress at l0a. m.
Sec. session of Congress at 3 p. m.
Saturday, April Odd.
Third session OF Congress, 10 a. m.
Fourth session Of Congress, 5 p. m
Sunday, April 23d.
Excursions on the bay at 10 a, IN.
Excursions around city at 3 3. m.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-14
Blew on Top Of Head.

Fort Townson. l. T.. April l3.-At
Roof. near here. Hartman Miller, a
young man. blew of the top Of his
head with a shotgun. He was 10 have
been married next Sunday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-14
cUmsERLANps WILLING.
Action Of Union. Pa. Presbytery Gives
Consent Of That Denomination.

Consent Of That Denomination.
Plttshurg April i3-Rev. DR. Charles
r. Zahizcr pastor OF the Third cum
berland Presbyterian church. who h.
returned from the meeting OF Union
Presbytery OF the Cumberland church
held NJ Vanderbilt Pa. reports that
the presbytery decided TO favor union
with the Presbyterian church By n
vote OF rs 10 3. DR. Zahizcr says tho
action Of the Union Presbytery vir-
tually decides the question OF union 50
far as the Cumberland Presbyterian
denomination t. concerned.
-
Three Jataat.e. were urfr.t-a 90
Laredo into 80 .Tlc0 on The ground ~
being pIup iuw'avIuts
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-14
JUDGE ALLISON KILLED.
Former Prominen, Ohio Man, and
Father Of Journalist. Loses Life.

Snyder. Okla. April i3.-Judge Will
fam Allison. once prominent in Ohio.
was run over and killed by a switch en-
CINE at this place while attempting 20
cross the tracks. He was eighty-five
years of age. A son and n grandson
are conducting newspapers al Snyder
and Davidson
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-11-04

g Z 9
A.member OF the death watch tells
The News that the four condemned
men are keeping mp their spirits well.
despite the fact that they have but a
little more than two weeks to prepare
for death. They are very tractible and
are eating and sleeping we'll. 1t Is
feared however, that at least two OF
them will break down at the last min.
Efe. sevener and German seem to
have the best possession OF their
nerves. The application for clemency
by Roberts, the youngest is still pc /
ing. Il IS possible that his sentence
will be committed.
#6##
Students OF the State University at
Reno are obiecting to a plan proposed
by Regent Oscar J. Smith that all stu
dents shall wear uniforms on the streets
and while at study. In col neetiou with
the University the Federal Government
maintains a military academy and
nearly all OF the students are required
to participate in military exercise for
about an hour each day. The young
men wear uniforms during, their period
but the great part Of them are streau-
ously opposed to being treated a
soldiers.
#H###
The Presidents intervention in col
lege football is net a mere diplomatic
%ayocation. Football is a game to be
taken seriously. Every autumn several
thousand Of our finest Youths spend g
considerable portion Of their time
struggling on the gridiron. In this
game the participants are expected 10
develop that manliness which is q
most valuable asset 10 citizenship
Manlinessis so important that no means
Of fostering it should be neglected. Il
football makes young men manly let
1t be encouraged. Ii it tends 10 make
young men uumanly because improper
ly PLAYED by them let it be reformed.
Here is the situation in a nutshell.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-11-04
Outside The Local Circle.

DR.. Casaccia, a Reno physician, fell
into a boiling spring at Steamboat
springs this week and was seriously
burned about the body.
wi
Peter Thomas, has been bound oyer
by Justice Cannon OF Cherry Greek, to
await the action of the Grand Jury on
the charge OF intent to kill John Har-
new. His bond was fixed a. $4,000.
tttt =
New steel banded wooden pipes afe
being placed in Sutro tunnel 10 carry
off the hot water from the lower level.
This will be a great improvement over
the old leaky drain boxes formerly
used.
Some exchange has gushingly said
that the presidents daughter should
be excused IRON paying duty on the
grounds that she IS the daughter Of the
president. On the contrary, il anyone
should feel the injustice Of a high pro
tectiye' tariff let that person be the
president or his.
fftt
Conservative men estimate that $50
miners are employed in this district at
present, and every day sees additions
made TO the energetic force devolpin2
the various properties. Il Is safe to
predict that double the number will be
at work within sixty days.
tftt
All right minded boys will hail with
Joy the news OF q father who was fined
$225 Tor whipping his son. The boy
who received the whipping acted as
Judge OF the case, and ~decamped with
the money, but if the police catch him
and bring him home he will lind he has
a little coming 10 him yet.
4ftt
Cassie Chadwick jewels brought only
s2,l47 at auction. There are plenty OF
ladies who are able to wear more yalu-
able Jewels than that without ever hav-
ing swindled banks or claimed to be the
long lost daughter OF Carnegie. There
can be no further doubt that Cassie
was a iour-husher.
#ttt
"Scotty' has seen a great light or al
least he says he has. He announces
that he will quit his semi public gyra-
tions. give over attempting 10 break
records on an overland run to Chicago,
cease p sing as a money-burner amend
his bibulous habits and behave Ike n
seli-respecting American. This Is
commendable. The Death Valley minel
is assured the public is exceedingly
tired OF his antics.
fttt
Lincoln county is giving evidence 0.
coming dissolution and the rottenness
that has been accredited 10 that county
for years and its county treasurer and
assistant have been indicted by the
grand jury ior THEFT and fals.fying then
accounts. Many former officials are
being censured and 1t Is more than
likely that BEFORE the present
ceases. the taxpayers will demand a
change more in conformity 10 their
better interests.
tit
VIM, Mccarthy, charged with the
murder OF Officer Joseph Mulholland al
Las Vegas has been acquitted, the eyi'
ISnpa hpUinU that he killed Mulbol.
land to protect his " lie. Accord.
ing 10 the evidence Mulholland coWed
Mccarthy with a gun, compelling hin
TO kneel before him alter which he
ioully abused Mccarthy, ending b!
making threats against his life II ht
did not leave the community. Nc.
Carthy at once armed himself and she.
Alulholland.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-11-04
Machinery For Sale.

Having finished u heavy work We
are in 4 position 70 dispose Of various
article machinery. gasoline engines.
lumber pipe etc. a. the" are IL good
shape i YOU want Tor anything III cur
line il will be worth vour time 10
give IL & call
s + CONSTRUCTIONS co.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-13
MONUMENT
MARKS SPOT OF FIRST LAND EAT
TIE IN CIVIL WAR
GOVERNOR MONTAGUE SPEAKS

In the presence of several Thousand
pcrsous "a handsome monument in menu
nrv nf the Confederate soldiers who Tell
iu tine first hand battle Of the Civil War.
was unveiled AT Bethel Saturday. The
-,nnr OF the hattlr H. about nine miles
from Newport News and -iN miles from
Hampton
GOV Montague was present tOIcplc~rni
the old Dominion. while North carolina
was represented by SECRETARY al state
j. BRYAN Grimes. Mr. Grimes mud-auoi-
dress on behalf of North Carolina. Whose
troops participated with the \Irein'lnH
ina the defence ol the position ai Bethel
\ number of other veterans from North
Carolina wcr. present.. with thr Edy'.
combc Guards. OF which the first man
killed Henry l.. Wyatt was 20 mrmhci.
The exercises consisted oi invocation
by Rev Ahnrr &. lloI kin~. followed ht
Mayor Thornton T. Jones OF Hampton.
in the address ui welcome. The Oator
Of the day was Rev Dr. T.. 'rudlrtou
Jones. The address ou behalf of Month
Carolina was made 10y Gen ". H. Cos.
Hon Paul Jones. OF Tlrboro, also made
an address.
Miss Maggie Tabb. representing the
York county Confederate organizations.
and Miss Frances Kyle. ol Fayetteville.
y. G.. representing tine North Carolina
veterans jointly pulled the cord which
dropped the veil covering the handsome
granite shaft. ~ the veil dropped aside
cheer after cheer went up and "a salute
was fired
GOV Montague made au eloquent adj
dress. Mr.. W. g. l.. Taiaicrro placed
the monument in the car' Of Magrudrr
Chapter. Daughters 81 the tonicderacy.
Of York county. ". T. Goiliganacceptrd
the monument ON behalf of the chapter,
after which the bcncdictiou was pro-
nonnced 10y Rev. T.. r. Wexford. of New
port News.
An interesting incident of the day was
the unwilling ot atablrt marking thr-pot
when. Henry Lawson Nyattwhom Caro-
linaus claim was the first southern
soldier 10 fall in battle. was shot.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-13
MONTAGUE DENOUNCED BY
VIRGINIA LABOR CONVENTION

After heated discussion 10y the cole
vcntiou of the Stat Federation of Labor.
at Newport News. resolutions were
passed drnouncing GOV. Montague and
members oi the capitol commission for
not making the work upon the building
"A CLOSED lob. The resolution. as at
first introduced. mentioned simply GOV.
Montague. Some of the Delegates dr-
clared that tine resolution was iut ndcd
10 iujur Montague in his fight for the
Senatorship. and an amendment WAS
adopted 10y which all members of tine
commission were included in the dcuuu-
ciatiOn
The following officers We're elected.
". +. Fields. Norfolk. pnsideut,lloward
+. Calvin. Alexaudria. W l.. PheulN.
Richmond, +. r. Ahum>.Nrwport News.
p. VI. Rugglrs. Roanoke vice presidents.
VI. Il. Pace. Richmond. ~ccrtary-tna~
unrr. !. G.. Long. Roanoke. ~ergrani-at-
arms.
Aft.ra long discussion Of the James
town Exposition matter "a commit al
five was appointed 10 co-Op-rat' with
the local Central Labor Union boo regard
To the labor question for the Exposition
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-13
KING GEORGE
Pleasant Trip TO SpOtSyIyania -Ihe Crops A
Blind COlpOrteur Other Church Notes.
Ncill. Va. June 10. 1905.

Favored 10y heavy rainfall on We'd
n.sduv 10 r~rnpr the routine ot farm
work. accompanied 10y Misses liug' ano
Smith. we drove over to Wing HILL u
Spot~ylvanin county. on Thursday. nr
irving about sunset. aliOriug pleasant
surprise. The damaging effect OF several
heavy rains accompanied m Some c'lsrr
with hail. Wen. in evidence AN along oul
rout.. in field and road. Most oi 10,
whrat seen l. we'll headed. much of o.
however. too thin cu the ground. some
very ~, ,u. shading mp 90 a g0Idrncplur
will b.. ready to cut 10y orheior'thr 10TH
of June. Corn is generally doing wei
and ciran. I'm Observation-Disclosures
clover and timothy is 20 evidence, somr
what shortened by dry weather earlier
in the season.
We babe 1dru. preparatory to awturn
ON saturday
Mr.. b. E.. FOssou gave "a pleasant en-.
tertainmpnt nt Oakland with grapha-
phone. then ir,r lecture ON The Tree
Of ife. ms typiiicd ina the life of Christ.
He is a blind colpOrteur and sold several
Bibles and Tcstaments. from ono cent Tor
Gosf.l OF st. John and iiycornt- for les
taments To finely illuStrat I'll teacher =
Bibles AT reasonable prices. Ills blind
ness was caused by using an India Surah
silk handkerchief for wiping eyes it con
tanning poison in the dyestun lie has
been blind for twenty-three Yeas and j.
"a resident OF Orange county. Mr. j.
went 10 Round Hill Baptist church ON
Tuesday evening.
Rev Mr. Ellyson gave 10 very instruc-
tive discourse at Oakland on first sun
day in June after the clos" oi sunday
School.
Oakland Church Sunday Schoolhas de-
cided To hold picnic at The Cotta@r
Farm" this year in lieu OF Children :
Day exercises. The date has not been
fixed. as farmers ara now pressed with
the labor oi caring for crops and would
not take time Tor pleasure. Weather
conditions also seem very mnlavorablr
lust now for picncs.
Some OF our oldest inhabitants cannot
recall such a cool June.
The estat OF Richard Johnson. de
ceased. at Pluck has recently been div id
ed between his heirs 10y commissioners
selected by them for that purpose. DR..
Arnold making the necessary surveys.
JAS. l.. Hoge has moved into his new
home near The Cottage
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-13
REPUBLICANS AGGRESSIVE
May Make Nominations For The Legislature in
all House Districts.

II is stated that the Republicans will
make "a fight for the Legislature in every
House district in the State and in all the
Senate districts in which senator's are tn
he chosen. While it il recognized that
there is small chance to elect these can
didates ontsidr of the Ninth and some
parts of the Fifth, Sixth and Tenth dis
tricts. it is the policy Of the new manage
ment to make the party state party.
The Republicans had three members OF
the State senate in 1902 and sixteen
members of the House, all elected under
the old Constitution. In 1904, under
the new Constitution. the Republicans
gained i'm the Ninth District, but lost in
the Eastern counties.
Nevertheless they mustered five sena-
tors and seventeen members Ofthe House.
This year they hope TO make an active
canvass and considerable increase this
number. aud in the ensuing two years to
so grow in strength a. To be- really for
midable minority party, if they do not
attain greater strength.
No nominations have been made yet,
but there has been considerable activity
in qualifying voters, and as soon as the
convention meets to nominate Stat can
ddates. legislative nominees will be So
lprfpd
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-13
AGREE TO CONFER
BeIligerents' Peace ENJOYS Will Open
Negotiations in Washington.
VICTORY FOR ROOSEVELT BOTH NATIONS ACT
FAVORABLY UPON HIS NOTE.

Pre- Roosevelt take
on ul,,i anl "a the statement
regarded the logical place will bee the o the hT4t
n4gO
japan arpanco Presidents good viii reached the Stat"
i'm cables Minister followed
good will begin Washing
onlnt tom "a Baron karko
Russia take Paris hut probably viii agree Il"
WaSli % Maucura
Japanese ID Foreign Affairs komur notified American Minister ds
in the world we'll as chat Japan ln Government IL
pnirotentinr similar Rns To '"
Tree exclusively between the lrl'iol,uts
I'm issa that Emperor Nicholas President
to indeed the Russian ltf H "' "
do W IT, the President took
dul,mnt witt aud
sin together is M praised in Thought Japan fix her III
ol,uity "a - .OOOOOOOOo
Jaai'Sr onset ,l
Toxic t' Russians To- text books gives '
"a anticipate their
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-13
POLITICAL

The State primary viii probably Ice
held August 10Th. The State commit 10
win decide when it meets Thursday
Judge Mann has been ON a campaign
ing tour through the Southwest and Val
lev. where be- made some fin rn speeches
senator Martin was ON the stump
nearly all the past week lie will con
tnue To speak until the end OF the CON
Est.
Mr. X. l.. McCmady is candidate for
the Democratic nOmiuatiOnlor thr llou~"
of Delegates from Mathews and Middle
sex counties
Congressman Swanson will speak
Tuesday night AT Wccms and NcdnrS-
day night AT Sharp- lie is expect 81 To
address the voters OF Essex at Iappa
hammock August court
Col. Willard returned from Lyuchburg
Friday greatly pleased at the reception
accorded him there He spoke toa larg"
crowd at Paramount. "a suburb OF Rich
mOnd. Saturday night. and was given "a
rOusing reception.
On the 10th Congressman Swanson
will transfer his campaign from Tidcwa-
ter to Northern Nirginia. speaking at
Upperyille. Fauquier county, ON Friday.
He will take brief breathing spell then
until Monday week. June 18th. when he
will speak at Amherst G.. III. From Am
herst Inc will make another long Jump.
going to Brunswick county. whcn he
will speak June 20.