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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-28
PA X n s e WA d ROP
CLOTHIERS

Mrs. Geo. r. Tabor will entertain
with a card party on Tuesday after
noon, Nov. .. In honor Of Miss Geor-
gle Griffith Of Conroe. aud Miss
Leila Graham Mclnnis Of Bryan,
two very popular visiting girls
Austin item 10 Houston Chronicle.
Prof and Mrs. r. o. Allen have
some superb chrysanthemums In
their garden, and brought handsome
clusters 10 the Methodist church
Sunday for the altar decorations.
Thirty-four beautiful blooms were
counted on one'stem.
Mrs. ". p. Magness and children
and Mrs Lee Gilbert and children
Of Madison county We're in the city
Sunday en- route 10 Cisco, Eastland
county, to join their husbands. who
have located there.
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. f. Astin will
move TO Bryan from their plantation
near Mumford this week, and oc-
cupy the cottage on the corner east
Of NJ. II. James home.
Mrs. John a. Lomax aud mother
have returned 20 College. after
months visit In Dallas and Okla
homa City.
Mrs. John II. Royder OF Wellborn
was a visitor TO Bryan yesterday.
r. a. Harrison left yesterday for
Oklahoma City to buy cotton.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-28

Mr.. w. l.. Turner, former editor Of
the Meteor, has purchased the Judge
Gibbs place, two miles north OF town,
from Carr Gibbs, and will immediate
ly begin adding improvements TO
same. Mr.. Turner intends TO make
a speciality OF raising blooded stock
and poultry, aud will leave for san
Antonio iu a few days to inspect the
hogs on exhibition az the fair, and
he may make some purchases there.
jacksonville Meteor.
The management Of the Thanks
giving Ball requests that all those
who expect TO attend the hop be at
the Mess Hall by half past nine
O'Clock Friday evening, as the
ground march will begin at that
time. IL Is also requested that no
one engages dances before the grand
march.
Union Thanksgiving services will
be held at the First Baptist church
In this city Thursday, at n a. m.
Or. J. ID. West, pastor Of the Presby-
terrain church, will preach the
Thanksgiving sermon. Everybody
cordially Invited 20 attend the SER
vice.
Rails-The best stove wood, deliv-
cred $500 per cord. Apply 10 NJ. f.
Wallace. $40
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-28

Elmer Broekmar. little son Of Mr.
md Mrs ;. n Brockman. got an
arm broken sunday afternoon while
At play with oth'r Saildren In the
yard at the home of his PARENTS.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-28

Mr.. and Mrs. y. Jametta returned
yesterday from a visit TO Houston.
Miss Lila Graham McInnis left
Y .st,r iay 70 visit In Austin.
c Gorzycki Of Calvert was in
tle ci'y yesterday.
Mrs J NJ. Soles returned 10 Well
born yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-28
MEMS FALL SUITS
AT $3.50, $500 AND $500

doublebreasted the latest
full collar and ape deep
handsome
black unfinished wosds and Thbets the best values
at these prices.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-28
MEMS OVERCOATS
AT $1,000, $3.50 AND 1900

all top long
with belt back, made fine kersey
other fashionable coatng uperb lined finished
deal than ask Tor them
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-28

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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-28
OF MEMS HIGH GRADE
SUITS AND OVERCOATS


such s and handsome styles fabrics and patterns that
o Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-08
WITH THE MoURNERs.
Founders Who Appeared Before Judge
Whitaker This Morning.

Acting Police Judge Whitaker had a
large sized crowd Of offenders on the
mourners' bench this morning.
Albert Allerton charged with fol-
ony pleaded not guilty and was re-
mandcd to custody IN default or $4,000
bonds. The date Of HIS preliminary
hearing was SET for Aug IS at 2 p. m.
John Wallace who smuggled letters
into the TAIL 10 a prisoner ana who was
arrested By chief Lynch was released
upon q SUSPENDED sentence.
samuel EIallei. aged So, aud picked
M ON the street, dead drank, was re-
leased upon his statement 60 the court
that iu the whole S. years Of his life
he had never been arrested before.
Fred Ellis arrested for picking pockets
upon 4 complaint made b. man nam
cd Allen. was released for the reason
that there was no complaint sworn TO-
Charles Miller pleaded guilty To
drunkenness and was fined $50, upon
hearing the lne bis surprise made It,
SELF manifest IN his exclamation!
"Helrs Fire Make that $40. Mr..
Clerk, was the only comment OF Judge
Whitaker
I'd Daniels Herbert Daniels. stanton
Fulmer aud Dave Fnlmer Wero fined
$40 for the Daniels brothers ana s. for
the Fulmer brothers,
John KoOyman, charged with stealing
q coat from a saloon, was found guilty
and fined 500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-08
CHEAP THEATER TONIGHT.
Understanding in Affairs Of tho Utabna
May be Reached this Afternoon.

Two rival parties were attempting to
control the utahna thoater today. and
one II them maintained possession by a
force OF guards which went ON duty
yesterday afternoon. Tho dispute over
the thcater does not extend 90 tho of
flee OF the Old Unique Amusement
company into which the Invaders from
Ogden are allowed 90 enter an Will IL
being considered that as directors they
nave THIS right RehCarsals were held
today FOR projected opening tonight tO
run ull sept. ~, hut q meeting of the
stockholders of the company ls called
for this afternoon no o'clock. az which
Time The future Of the house and Man
ager Gourley VIII be determined upOn
Gourley leased the theater some time
ago 20 d. r. Dlgmau, aud the lclsc runs
10 Sept l2 MI Kelly Of ogden. who
represents now majority OF the stock,
agreed 10 turn The salt Lake house
over To Court g. sutton Aug 20. and the
present fight Is 10 Dust Gourloy SO that
the transfer can De made.
GouTley however. claims that the
lease to Digmau was properly made
and ought TO be respected. Dlgman on
his part holds possession and declares
his intention OF going on till the 18TH
OF September unless stopped by an in
Junction. Mr. Gourley said today. when
asked for o statement, that he would
not know his position until after the
meeting late this afternoon. aud thar
after that he would announce what the
minority stockholders propose to do
In the premises,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-08
RUN ON THE DENVER
SAVINGS BANK TO-DAY

Denver Aug. s,--A run was started
today on the Denver Savings bank
which owes deposltors about $1,000 900.
Al noon the doors were closed and
Thereafter depositors We're allowed to
enter one at a time and draw 10 DER
cent Of their deposits.
The run followed persistent rumors
regarding the banks stability, which
nave been current for a week or 10 days
past
The banks last published statement
made on July 3. was as follows:
Resources-Ioans SllS5. 900; furniture
ana fixtures, $685. real estate. $50, 973.
bonds and stocks, 1920, 232; demand
loans, NS9554. due from other banks,
S5o6,33i Total. S2379,S96
LiabilItles-Capital stock. $3.50. 900.
surplus, $4,000; undivided profits, $40.
1888; due depostors, $2,09i,59s.
j. A. Ilill is president and Carlos
Wood, cashier Of the bank.
Vice President Jones said the run
came without any intlmatlon when the
doors opened this morning.
IN what condition is the bank" was
asked
Very good, but there Is no telling
where'a thing like this kind will stop
] thought It wise TO enforce the 10 per
cent rule and the depositors and the
bank will be protected to the full ex-
tent OF our power"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-08
CAPTAIN BURT'S WILL.
Monthly Allowance to Aged Mother and
Residence to His Son Wallace.

The viii Of Capt. Andrew J. Burt, de-
ceased, who died In this city on July g.
was fled for probate In the district
court today together with the petition
of the Utah Savings & Trust company
asking that letters testamentary be is
sued to It. The estate consists of 81, 900
IN cash and $3.50 in stocks and other
personal property In his will It is pro-
vided that all Of his property shah be
placed I'm the hands OF the Utah Saw
ings & Trust company which shall
pay 10 the mother Of deceased $50 per
month until her death, Should there be
anything left Of his estate az his moth
er's death It shall remain in trust until
his son, Wallace j. Burt, reaches the
age OF Fl, which win be on April -,
1915, and shall then be paid ia him at
the rate OF $40 per month. IN the event
OF his sons death before reaching the
required age the estate II any. goes
to Thelma Burt q niece Of deceased.
The petition IS set for hearing before
Judge Armstrong on Aug 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-08
STEERAGE Spoilers.
Govt Has Secret Service Agents
Investigating Complaints,

New York, Aug. S.--Through the ar
rest OF Captain Romaldo de .Paraylch of
an Austrian limo steamship, charged
with bringing over $50 steerage passen-
gers for whom there were not rogula-
ton accommodations, II has developed
that 10 secret service agents are travel-
Ing FOR time In The steerage Of in
coming steamers. Captain Paravlch
was held In cash bail before a United
states commissioner.
II appears that the secret service
agents have been going on board at
quarantine and eating the food served
to the steerage passengers, sleeping IN
the quarters provided for them and
sharing their lot IN all ways until they
are discharged on Ellis island The
inspection Is being made under orders
of Nevada n, Stranahan, collector OF
the port of New York. This inspection
is IN addition TO the regular inspection
Of the ships which is done by uni
formed officials who board the ships at
the end OF each voyage and formally
report In detail the conditions they ind
TO the collector
Customs Inspector Longstreet alleges
that the ship commanded by'Captain
Paravich was deficient I'm the accommo-
datlons for eating for the immlgrants
that there were no tables as the laws
require II this is proved the captain
may not only be fined $500, but be Inn
prisoned for ak months.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-08
SOLVENT AND FREE.
What Manager Williams Says of Union
Savings & Investment Co.

A meeting Of the stockholders and
directors OF the Union Savings and IN
vcstment company was held at their
offices In the Constitution building this
morning at which general discussion
Of the policy aud condition Of the cor
poration's affairs were discussed. H.
has been alleged that there is a parallel
on q small scale In this corporation to
the muddle IN the Equitable affair In
connection with this allegation several
other statements have been made and
the following was given out by d. /.
Williams vice president ana general
manager Of the corporation;
This company Is perfectly solvent
and free from financial troubles that
might worry the stockholders. This
Is shown IN the reports OF the expert
accountant who Is going over the books
OF the corporation. b. H. Roberts
who Il was alleged was only president
In name and not IN fact, Is am active
officer and is the owner Of $4,000 worth
OF stock IN the corporation
The statement that officers of the
company have unloa1ed cheap real es-
tate upon the stockholders OF the COM
pany is rcfuted and Che affairs OF the
company are handled I'm an honorable
and sound mGnneF, This statement is
OF more or less Interest to the stock
holders and Is approved and confirmed
by Mr. Roberts. president OF the cor
poratlon ana BY Mr.. G. y. Harding a
director OF the company
Charles Smith, an expert account
ant who has been going over the books
OF the company, rendered statement
at the meeting held today which shows
that an Inventory OF the books Of the
company disclose that on May g. 1905,
resources TO the amount of 1851 ,tQs. sc
We're set against liabilities in the
amount Of sl46,5l2s0, showing a bal
ance OF Sli5660i to undivided profits
and reserve fund
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-08
TWENTY YEARS FOR
WATCH AND S1.35
That is Penalty Judge Armstrong
InOicls on Frank COIyer ia
Robbery Case.
SON OF A CALIFORNIA SHERIFF
Punishment is Maximum Under Laws
OF Stlle--COurt 0yerrules Notlon
For a New Trial

Twenty years IN the state prison IA
the sentence passed upon Frank Colyer
today 10y Judge Armstrong for the
crime Of robbery Colyer's true name
Is Erwin Henslcy and he is the son OF
Sheriff Hcnsley OF MADEIRA county Cal.
lie Is only % years OF age. Coylcr and
bis pal. william Murphy, held w and
robbed !, W Aadms Of il.S5 in cash and
q gold watch and chain. valued at S75,
near the corner Of First South and
First West streets on the night Of Dec.
%. 1904 Murphy was convicted some
tine ago and received 20 years also,
Colyers attorney, Soren Y Chrlsten-
sen. flied motion for a new trial
which WAS argued today, and was de.
MED by tho court Sentence was then
passed upon defendant as stated above.
The penalty is the minimum provided
by law for the oftense.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-08
HUGGER IN JAIL.
H, J, Coombs. with Fondness for En-.
braCing Women, in the Tolls.

H. J. Coombs was arrested last eve
ming about $3.50 o'clock and taken 10
the police station, where ne was chare-
cd with assault
According to the statement OF Omcer
Frank Brown, who made the arrest ne
caught coombs in the act Of making
remarks TO women he passed on Main
street, and OF finally grabbing one about
the waist and hugging her At the time
OF the arrcs, OF COombs the officer put
IN appearance just lu time TO save him
from the hands of the Womsn's hus-
hand, who arrived on the soene Of the
disturbance just one minute after Tho
officer had placed the man under an.
rest
Tho man could offer no explanation Of
his conduct aud when he appeared I'm
court for his arraigumont he entered a
plea OF not guilty, and waslplacod IN
der bonds IN the sum az 500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-08
BLACK VS.. WHITE.
Bad Negro With a Knife stabs Man and
Is Arrested.

c. \. Allen, a negro In the employ OF
the Pullman company, stabbed Archie
Webb. a white man employed I'm tho
mechanical department Of the same
company this morning at the north
yards Of the oregon Short' Line Rail-
road company IN this city. From Webb's
statement it appears that the negro be-
came angry because Webb used ono OF
his brushes Through words following
q quarrel took place which resulted IN q
night during which the negro Is alleged
70 nave drawn g knife and stabbed
Webb IN two places one IN the lower
LETT abdomen the other in the chest
Webb exhibited the wounds to the po-
lice officers AT the station following the
arrest Of Allen
Webb lives IN this city at 1856 north
Second West rs unmarried and reputed
of peaceable disposition. lie is 1t
years Of age.
Allea Is 26 years OF age, single and Is
not thought to he a resident OF this
city.
Immediately following the accident,
Webb teiephoned the police station for
the patrol wagon. officer Charles Oh
sen accompanied Il 20 the station ana
effected tho arrest. At the station Allen
was booked for assault with deadly
weapon with intent to DO bodily harm,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-08
GREEN RIVER WATER.
Salt Lake Men File Claim with State
Engineer for 1900 Feet Of It.

George Mcconaughey and Francis r,
Hardo OF this city have filed with the
state engineer q claim for ] 600 second
feet OF water TO be taken from the
Green river In Wasatch county ON the
reservation. The dverting channel
WIN be 80 miles long. and the water is
TO be used for irrigation The appli-
oants STATE that the building Of his
canal viii redeem "a great many acres
that can not be redeemed by indivldul
settlers, owing 10 the expense Of con-
struction and lack OF organization in
sp1rsely settled community Many set
tiers whose means are limited. viii find
employment In the construction Of this
canal, which win be a great help to
them II will aid I'm the settlement of
a new country, and increase the reye-
nues OF the state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-08
PANIC ON TROLLEY CAR.
Two Persons Badly Burned
Owing to Short Circuit.

New York. Aug S.-Through the
short circulating Of controller box on
the front OF a trolley ear ln Brighton
Beach line last night, two persons we're
fatally burned and two others seriously
injured Two Of the number were wo-
mon.
a large crowd returning from the
beach was on board the car which was
an open one -Four passengers were on
the front seat behind the motorman
When the latter threw of the power az
Neck Road and applied his brake, there
was a binding flash, followed by
screams OF pain from those near the
motor box Enveloped in a sheet OF
blue fire.. they leaped over the dash
board and saved themselves from
death. All the lights were extlngulshed
and there was terrific scramble
among the crowd 10 reach the ground.
Seveal women and children were SCI
yearly bruised before order was re-
stored.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-08
YELLOW FEVER
REPORT TO NOON.
shows Total Cases OF the Dread
Disease TO be 500 to
Date.
F0RTY'FIVE NEW ONES TODAY.
Death Total Of nj Yesterday is Aug.
meuted by an Additional Two
This Moruug

New Orleans, Aug, s, / .. m.-YelOy
fever report:
New cases In New orleans. 49,
Total cases TO date 500.
Deaths IN New Orleans g.
Total deaths, ll5
New cases In Louisiana outside OF
New Orleans. %.
Deaths I'm Louisiana outside Of New
orleans, g.
There was no material change In the
fever situation in New Orleans up 10
noon today, The number OF new cases
and deaths was small but considerable
suspicious sickness was reported There
are now &c cases Of this nature under
investigation by the marine hospital
service The weather today in New Or
leans is clear and warm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-08
2. G. NJ. l. DAY.
1t Will be on Thursday and Big Store
Will Close at Noon,

The annual Field day Of the u. C. NJ.
J. comes next Thursday az Calder's
park ana the great store VIII close at
noon on that day; cars leaving tina
front Of the store flr the park at
1880 p, M, The-blr athletic contest IL
scheduled FOR 21l, opeu 20 employees
only; the horse races comes az 4. tho
base ban game AT o. the water tourna-
ment at 1890 and dancing at the pa
viliou 40 $500 The general commit
tee Is Supt, T g.. Wehber and Secre-
tary C.. Orlob. the committee on field
sports. s. II, Love, A. V. Proctor,
George McAllster. b. A. Scare, G. A.
Carlquist p, Brain and H. j. Walk,
speciality committee. A. r. Woodruff,
II, j. Smith, T, r., Newman, Miss EN-
ma ThoTnburg, Miss Gertrude Reed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-08
FARM 3RS ORGANIZE.
Strawberry Valley Water Users Asso.
citation File Articles Today.

A copy of The articles Of Iucorpora-
ton OF the strawberry Valley Water
Users association Of Spanish Fork was
filed In the secretary Of states office to-
day Il is capitalized at $1,000 O0o. d.
vlded into shares OF the par value VI
$40 each Henry Gardner Is president;
j. S. McBeth vice president. IA. o..
JeX, secretary W. A, Jones. treasurer.
The company Is organized for the pur-
pose Of dealing with the government
ON the big strawberry valley irrigation
project This is the first association 70
file itS articles under the nov law
passed by the last legislature which
allows water associations 10 tile their
articles without the payment of any fee
To the secretary Of state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-08
Completion Of the NinldOka and
Southwestern Railroad a
Big Event.
A GREAT CROWD WAS PRESENT.
Big Free Dinner, Fine Program aud
General Rejoicing Over What Has
Been Accomplished.
tspeelal 10 the 0News.,O

Twin Falls, Aug, S,--The opening OF
the Twin Falls region yesterday
marked an era IN Idaho affairs. The
,completlon Of the Mindoka & South
western railroad and the christening OF
the new town resulted In celebration
that Will long be remembered. 1t is
estimated that there were 1000 people
present and the event was an un-
qualified success,
There was an interesting display OF
the agricultural resources Of the dis
trict from land which two years ago
was nothing but sagebrush and which
now that water has been put upon IL
grows farm and garden products which
cannot be eXceled anywhere The dis
play reminded one Of county or state
fair.
BIG FREE DINNER.
In the new Hotel Kimberly, which is
three stories high and built Of con-
crete, great free dinner was given.
FOR this feast two beef cattle and sew
eral sheep had been roasted I'm q pit on
the hotel grounds. Fruit ad libitum
from Perrines Blue lakes or
cnard was feature Of the dinner.
THE SAFEGUARDING.
Ate the inner man had been proper
~ refreshed, thus insuring patience and
good nature began the feast OF rea-
son and the flow of soul" This was
shortly after 3 o'clock and took place
IN the shady court Of the hotel build
ing. An enthusiastic speech OF welcome
was delivered by Councilman S. r.
Hamilton Of Twin Falls, who was fol-
lowed by Senator w. b. Hepburn Con-
gresham Burton LAFrench, Mai. Fred
r, Reed and T.. b. Critchlow
PROGRAM OF SPORTS.
Later IN the afternoon a program Of
sports came OF, the principal event be-
ing bah game between the Twin Falls
and Malta teams, resulting I'M q victory
for the home team by score of TO 8.
A dance In the evening closed the days
festivities Tile P0catello band fur
nlshed good music and there was an
excellent display Of fireworks.
LAND AUCTION.
During the afternoon state Land
Agent G. y. Thomas auctloned Oft
school section &C. in township 3. range
Il east, WhiCn lieS 10 lnlleSe west or
Twin Falls. II was appraised at $50 an
acre. to which must be added Sl5 for
water from the canal II was purchased
at $2i, an acre by NJ. NJ. Murtaugh, e.
Is. Critchlow p. $, a. Bickel and NJ.
ID. DeLong, who propose to lay out u
town TO be called Buhl OF the state
land lying near Rock creek $50 acres
were sold 10 \. y. Norton for $500
and 50 acres TO Merritt Bignor Tor 81 100.
a sale of town lots IN the town NJ KIM
berry six miles east Of Twin Falls. Is
under way today.
GOOD DAY FOR PERRINE.
The proudest and yet the most UNI
assuming man In al the crowd yestcr-
day was I, b. Perrine, who came hero
q poor boy 20 years ago from the
Hoosier state and to whose foresight
and energy is due the Harvesting Of
Shoshone Falls the building Of this
great irrigating canal and the fouuda-
ton OF new agricultural district
which will provide homes for many |
and add atenaly to the prosperity |
and wealth of Idaho.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-08
MRS. GEORGE j. GOULD
THROWN FROM AUTOMOBILE

icppe,Francc Aug s,-While George
j. Gould, accompanied by Mrs Gould
was returning yesterday from Saint
Nalery I'm Caux. his motor car skid
ded. Mrs. Gould was thrown out,
Dtuising her leg, but not seriously. The
car pursued Wild course with Mr.,
Gould clinging TO II down a steep IN.
cline, bur was finally stopped by a
hedge. Mr.. Gould was not Injured,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-08
TUESDAY

however the noon trains and those Of
'he afternoon and evening may bring In
number from the railroad settlements
While those coming hy team would not
ne expected until the cool of the even
ing as travelling by ether mode than
fairoad is very dIsagrceable on account
OF the heat and dust
quite q number who have registered
at Grand Junction and provo are COM
ing IN here on the way out with their
permits Stages and private convey
ahces are doing a good business as
great portion of the reservation Is
passed over IN going from here out by
established stage and frelghting road
In use for 20 years or more.