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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-18
SALON nrscvsp.
FIostsd For Twelve Hours on . planb
In Straits Of Malaccs.


Saigon. April 1.-THE Russian saiioi
who fell overheard In the Straits OF
Malaoca and who was rescued after
floating twelve hours on a plank. wa,
brought 20 Saigon. whence he rejoineo
his squadron.
Admiral Bayle signed contract with
a HonEkong firm for salvage Of French
armored cruiser suIly. which ran OF
the rocks In Allong bay early In Feb
ruary. The nrm will be paid $4,000
N n succeeds In raising the cruiser. The
sully f. stu fast upon the rocks.
The Japanese recently captured a
large number Of GOLFERS or the coast
OF Cochin China.
Six pen supposed TO be japanese
landed some days ago at cape ~
James. near here. from japanese junh
and after brief stay embarked
The steamer F'rieden. which was pur-
chased by local French firm. sailed WIN
a full cargo Of provisions for the
squadron.
Health ~ Russians Il remarkably
good. only eight deaths from disease
occurred since their departure from
Europe. out OF an effective toiailing OF
$4,000 men. 4 Russian officer Is SUI
fering from bcri-bcri m hospital here
other sick men VINO were brought
here by Russian hospital ship orel In
clude Prince Cantacuzene, but report
OF Orcl wounded men on board are un.
founded. a. there had been no fghtins
M to the time ~ her arrival.
Admiral DeiOnquercs has rcjoined
the French cruiser Descarte az KAN
ranh BAY. Cochin China. about 2oo
miles northeast OF Saigon.
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Was Stopped Two Hours.

Hongkong. April 1.-THE German
steamer BrunhIlde was stopped for tive
hours by three Russian cruisers April
10. thirty miles north of Cape Padaran
The Brunhllde. counted altogether thir-
ty-hye vessles steamirE northeast at
ten knots The ships appeared 20 be- in
good condition. report Il current
here that a portion 81 the Russian
squadron reached n bay IN Chinese wa
tiers northward ~ HonEkoug Cape
padaran g. on the east coast of Cochin
China. not lar south of Kammh Hay
where Il g. reported a number Of Rus
sian wnrships anchored and are rcyict-
ualllnE
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Saw Forty.

Hongkong April 1.-THE German
steamer Brunhi.de arrived here from
Singaore and rrorted that IN latitude ~
north. according 90 aGvices from Hall
fong 90 a Paris newspaper. forty Rus
sian vessels were sighted steaming
north Another dispatch says por-
ton % a Russian squadron was seen
sunday az ruun Ray. $50 miles north
% Kamranh BAY between lstl,udos 10
and L.
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a. D. SCOTT
Expert Stenographer and
Typewriter.

OEFiCE WITH DoREMUs & BUTLER
Patronage Of the public solicited.
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Section 2. The said parties and
their assigns are granted the further
right and franchise 10 cross said DIAL
Jas and Main streets at such point or
points as the said streets may be In
tersected by the said line OF railway.
Section 3. This franchise Is grant
ed upon the condition that the said
parties or their assigns shall have
erected and have In operation with
In a period Of two years from this
date the said line Of electric railway
over and on said streets or q portion
thereof, and extending from the City
OF Bryan TO the Agricultural and
Mechanical College In said Brazos
County. IL said electric railway 10
not In operation within the said time
from the City Of Bryan TO said Col
lege, then this franchise will become
null and void. and Of no further
force and effect, and the right 10 use
any and all streets upon which said
railway Is not constructed within
said two years shall be aud IL hereby
forfeited and OF no further force and
effect.
Section 4. Upon fulfillment Of the
above conditions this franchise shall
exist and be In force for a period Of
fifty years from this date.
Section 5. The said w. Z. COnnel-
ly, j. A. Myers, q. NJ. Brandon,
j. II. Astin and j. W Bats are
hereby authorized and empowered
TO sell, transfer aud convey this
franchise and the rights accruing
Hereunder 10 any other person, per-
sons, company or corporation and 10
make proper conveyance thereof.
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- - -. 80.

EaFaFall. April I--Tt- appeal ir
tte case ~ frs British steamer SlVr
IA. SEIZED ~ tts JaTarese cruiser Ts1-
shlra De- 80. ~ the coast ~ E0raa
and cor1suref az a prize Jan Q. has
Just been REJECTED TIE vessel ard her
cargo have been conhscatsd
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Sour
Stomach

10 appetite loss Of strength. nervous
ness. headache, constipation. bad breath.
general debility. sour rislngs. and caiarrh
q ins stomach are all due 10 indigestion.
koiol cures Indigestion This new dlscov-
cry represents the natural Juices Of dlges-
ton as they exist In a healthy stomach,
combined With tho greatest known tonic
and rsconsiructivs properties. Kodol Dys-
pspsIa Cure does not only cure indigestion
and dyspepsia, but this famous remedy
cures al stomach troubles by cleansing,
purifying, sveeisnlng and strengthening
ihs mucous membranes lining the stomach.
~ 8 8. Bah. Il RsvsnsVood, ". Va. ssy,.-
. Nia u7g5isd uiih souf stomach for twenty years.
h9do. cured ne ard Vs are nov using Il IN mild
i1f 1sbY."
kodol Digests What You Eat.
Bellies onY. 500 Size hoilnt az tines tAs tri,i
size, which sells Tor SO cents
Prepared b. e. O. Dewitt 4 co., CHICAGO.
Sold by NJ II. JAMES.
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Strictly Enforced

Kansas city. April 1.-THE Stah
Sunday closing law was strictly "a.
forced on the two previous sundau
Only saloons are affected.
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After the meeting b5uItlfal
spread wa enjoyed by members
OF the council aud others a. TN
Gle Joe Hearus.
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Mn. ps,x Hyt, Hsng.

Philadelphia. April i7-Ths suprers
court has decided that Mrs Catherine
DAM must hang fsr the murder 81 hs'
husband
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AN ORDINANCE condltionally do.
mating 10 w. Il. Connolly, G.. NJ
Brandon, j. X. Astin, ]. A. Myers
and J. w. Bats "A block Of ground
in the City of Bryan.
Sectioni. Whereas the City Coun.
ell has granted this day 10 w. =.
Connolly, q. NJ. Brandon, j. X.
Astin, j. A. Myers and j. w.
Bats franchises for the erection,
maintaining aud operating OF an
Electric Railway aud Electric
Lights, Poles, Wires, etc. over the
streets OF said City; and whereas the
said Council Is DESTROYS Of encourag-
ing and promoting said enterprises (;
therefore, be IL ordained By the City
Council of the City of Bryan that
the said City does hereby donate TO
the said Connolly, Brandon, Astin
aud Bats the following described
real estate for the purpose Of being
used by them upon which 10 erect al
Electric Light Plant and Power
House, to-wit: All that certain
block of ground lying and being sit
uated in the City of Bryan and
being bounded on tie north by Jack
son street, on the soath by Clay
street and on the west by Main
street, and fronting on Main street
$50 feet and running east loo feet.
Section .. This donation il made,
however, upon the following condi-
tons; II the said parties or their
assigns Shall not have In full oper-
alton an Electric Light and Power
Plant and "A line OF Electric Railway
extending 20 and from the City OF
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-01
WHITEMAN IS NOMINATED
For Alderman by the Democrats Of the
Third Ward

A mass meeting of third ward
democracts was held at the office
Of the police Judge last night for
the purpose Of nominating an alder
manic candidate.
J. D. Carmichael called the
meeting to order and was elected
chairman. n. M Williams was
chosen as secretary.
8. B. Barefoot placed the name
of w. w. Whiteman before the
meeting. There were no other
nominations and Mr. Whiteihan
was unanimously chosen. II was
the opinion Of every man present
that he was the right man and
while he was not candidate for the
place in any sense and had not
even expressed a Willingness to ac-
cept ii, il was believed that he
could moi refuse to accs1e the
unanimous wish Of his friends.
The meeting was a most harmon
iOus one.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-01
SCOTT Jones REAL ESTATE COMPANY BUYS AND SELLS REAL ESTATE FOR YOU $ & s @ R & @ @ & %

ainous, dry and no better than
other public land that can be OBJ
iained without the excitment of a
rush.
After the registration and draw
ing is finished. the first fifty sue
cessful persons will be given a day
to enter their land at the land
office at Vernal Utah. The sec
ond fifty will take their turn at
entering lands that they are pre-
sumed to have selected by personal
visits and SO on until the whole
allotment is exhausted. After 90
days Of this procedure, if there is
any land left, it will be open to
any one and for entry under any Of
the United States land laws miner
al or otherwise.
Ii is expected that the mineral
claims will be thown open al once
after the other land in taken, but
this is unsettled yet according to
Commissioner Richards state-
ment.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-01
MANY PROMOTIONS MADE
Among the Men OF the Rock Island
Freight Offices

A number Of changes and pro-
motions were made IN the Rock
Island freight Office today. R. A.
Ingleman who has been chief clerk
was rendered the position Of agent
at Pond Greek and he has accepted
it, 1t is a splendid position and
while all the boys dislike to lose
Rex they congratulate him on his
promotion.
Geo. Ross, who has been the
popular revising clerk, takes the
chief clerks desk, which is a
substantial and well merited pro-
motion for him
John Womack is promoted to
the position Of revising clerk and
A. Haight who is an old hand at
tie business is made car clerk. Mr..
Haight has been out Of the service
several years but he seems perfect
ly at home,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-01
BIG DAMAGE SUIT FILED
In Behalf Of T. W. Roach. Want About
$4,000

A big damage suit against the
Rock Island was filed in the district
court Of Montague county Tex Sat
urday. 1t was filed by Potter, Bare
foot & Carmichael as attorneys in
behalf Of T. w. Roach and his son,
Jas. Roach. and the aggregate
amount asked for is about S22, 900.
The suit grows out Of the acci-
dent which occurred at the Rock
Island crossing near the oil mill a
few months ago 1t will be re-
membered that while Jimmy Roach
was driving across the railroad
moving cars crashed into his wag-
on, throwing the boy out, danger
ously injdring him, demolishina
the wagon, and cutting the team
to pieces
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-01
ENTERS THE PANAMA SERVICE
e.. P. Gibson Took up his new Work
Today

c. p. Gibson, who has been
roadmaster OH The E & A. branch
left the Rock Island service yes
terday and today entered upon his
duties as superintendent of the
engineering department Of the
Isthman Canal Commission. He
received the latter appointment
some time ago and it became ef.
fectiye today. 1t is fine appoint
ment and Mr.. Gibson is to be CON
graduated on securing it.
Mr. Gibson does not expect to
be called upon to go to the Isthmus.
For the present his work will be
to employ section men, trainmen,
engine men, carpenters and other
skilled laborers and while his
duties will call him to many places
his official headquarters will be in
Washington, D. G. His family
leave tonight for Chicago where
they will make their home. He
will be here few days.
Mr.. Gibson has been in the
Rock Island service about fourteen
years. For over three years he has
been roadmaster and has resided
in Chickasha. He and mis- family
have many friends who regret TO
see them leave.
G. A. Booher, who has been
chief clerk to Mr.. Gibson, succeeds
him as roadnaster on the f. & A.
It is an appointment worthily
bestowed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-01
GREAT RUSH
FOR HOMES
IMMENSE THRONG WANT HOME
STEADS IN THE UINTAH RESER-
WALTON. OVER $4,000
THERE ARE 5000 HOMSTEADS
Part is Good Land but much is Of Little
Value

Grand Junction, Colo July 81.
Eight private detectives have
arrived in Grand Junction TO assist
the local authorities to keep order
during the expected rush Of land
seekers to register for the opening
of the Uintah reservation. Mayor
|. B. Bunting has issued a pro
clamation announcing the appoint
ment Of many special police
officers and it is intended to give
law breakers and criminals who are
here during the period Of registra-
the closest attention. Gambling
has been prohibited.
Eight registration officers from
the general land office an Wash
ington are here, like number at
Provo, and three each at Price and
Nernal. Captain A. w. Wahly,
head Of the Office force said today.
81 think we can register 5000
applicants day here, or $4,000
for the eleven working days the
Office will be open
The officers expect no difficulty
\ i'll registering all who have come
or will come.
Many coffee houses and tents
are being put up for The benefit Of
the sooners. Estimates upon the
number that will come fuetuate
between 10, 900 and $4,000 but
the steady inflow Of arrivals war
rant the expectation Of a big
rush.
Everything will be iii readiness
for the opening Of the registra-
ton tomorrow.
In all there is about 5000 home
steads to be distributed, compris-
ing all kinds Of land. All regis
trations must be made III person.
If necessary requirements such
as being elegible to a homestead,
etc. are fulfilled, all will then be
thrown together and will be drawn
at Provo, Utah, beginning August
II
According TO Commissioner w.
A. Richards, those who think that
they are going into paradise will be
mistaken. There is considerable
good land, but much Of it is mount-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-01
FIGHTING
The FEVER
AUTHORITIES THINK THEY WILL
HAVE SITUATION in HAND BY
CLOSE OF WEEK
THREE DEATHS HAVE OCCURRED
Number Of Cases in Hospital is Largely
Increased

New Orleans, August by the
end Of the present week the auth
critics in charge of the fever situa-
tion believe they will be in such
thorough touch with the conditions
they will be able to speak with
authority as to their ability to con-
troll and eradicate the disease in
advance of the coming of the frost.
Daily the system of inspection is
becoming more perfect, and by
that time not only will it be posi-
bic to tell precisely the extent of
the fever, but period will have
arrived when nc more new cases
traceable to the original infection
may be expected.
Three deaths occurred in the
emergency hospital today, the
nnmber Of patients in which has
been largely increased. All cases
found with no relatives t care for
them are promptly removed to the
institution where the most elabo-
rate arrangements have been made
for their treatment,
Ii is generally believed that
when the present sickness passes
New Orleans will not seek to re.
gain the fruit trade which has now
been delivered to Mobile, unless
the fruit companies are willing to
submit TO the regulations which
will make impossible The introduct-
ion Of yellow fever.
The mosquito ordinance will be
passed at the meeting Of the coun-
lcil tomorrow. 1t will require
landlords to screen cisterns. Fine
or Imprisonment is the penalty for
failure TO obey the ordinance.
Very few houses in the city are
without cisterns and 40, 900 or
So, 900 Of them will reqaire to be
The city is now spend
ing some $40, 900, 600 on u water
and sewerage system, which, when
it is completed, will require the
abandonment of all cisterns.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-01
COMPRESS IMPROVEMENTS
Preparations Will be Made for Big
Business Next Year

The cotton compress is about
ready to close down for the season.
A few more runs will be made and
the final shutdown will probably
occur the first Of next week. Con
siderable cotton is still coming in.
During the season o,4I3 bales
have been compressed and Of these
1864 were Chickasha cotton. The
total number before the season
ends will in all probability reach
over 10000 bales, by far the larg-
est amount that has ever been
compressed here in a season.
As soon as the compress shuts
down, the company will begin to
prepare for next season, making
many repairs and extensive i'm
provements. Arrangements will
be made to handle a larger amount
OF cotton than ever before.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-01

w. A. Wilhelm, manager Of the
cotton oil mill at Hobart came in
yesterday on business.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-01
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

The partnership heretofore ex-
isting between r. f. Mobley aud
w L. Mobley of Chickasha, l. T.
under the firm name Of r. E.
Mobley & Son has been Dissolved
BY mutual consent.
Parties owing said firm will
please pay same to r. Z. Mobley
and the said r. +. Mobley will
pay all the firms debts
r. E. MoBLEY.
w L. MoBLEY
July 2I, 1905.
DISPATCHER Jas. Short left last
night for the East TO take a vaca-
ton. He will visit Niagara Falls
and other pElces Of interest.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-01

VIM. Rineheimer, manager Of
the Hub Clothing Co., returned
yesterday from a trip to the eastern
markets where he bought swell
line of fine clothing, shoes and
furnishing goods.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-01

L. R. Collins who has been with
the cotton compress as bookkeeper
the past season expects to repre-
sent anumber Of out-of-town cotton
firms in Chickasha this season.
His experience at the compress has
we'll fitted him for this kind of
work.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-01

A car load Of machinery en- CINE,
boiler, etc, for Everybody y Gin
arrived today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-01

Judge E. P. Holmes, president
Of the Chickasha Light, Heat and
Power Co., arrived in the city to-
day from Lincoln Neb.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-10
TRIED TO DRIVE,
THE NEGRO AWAY
"Whitecappers" Wanted to Get Rid Of
His Testimony in Whiskey Case.
Prominent Men Arrested.
u7y Associated rrcssl

FALDOSTA, GA, Aug. 9.--Warrants
were sworn out today for several prom
incnt citizens Of Lake Park, growing
out of the alleged whitccnpping of
William Pierce, Il negro of HAT place.
The warrants charge them with as
sa,llt with intent To murder and were
sworn ont by the negro under the adj
vice of number of white citizens
The men named in the warrant are:
Justice of the Peace w r. Corbett,
II. W. Wheeler n merchant: d. w.
Damcr. Henry Council and Paul Colcr.
Several days ago the negro was or
dcrcd to leave the community AT once,
the object being. il is alleged, To got
rid of his testimony in IL whskcy sell.
ing case. lie consulted other citizens
and they advised him not to leave.
A party of men went to his house
Monday night. took him out and gave
him heating. While this attack was
In progress Il buggy drove mp. frightcn-
ed the men away and they left the nc
gro half dead. Deputy Sheriff Crosby
went to Lake Park today To serve the
warrants.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-10
West Avenue Storm Water Sew
er Now Properly Drained.
WORK FINISHED YESTERDAY
Line of 2o-Inch Pipe Carries Off Wa
ter After Heavy Rain Faiis-Prob.
lem Solved and Property Owners
Gratified-East End Sewer.

The city sewer departments force.
under superintendent O'Donmcll yes
tcrdny completed the work OF laying n
2h-inch pipe line down Thirty-Lhird
street from West avenue to the river.
The new line will drain the cOmhina-
ton sanitary and storm water sewer
on West avenue and thereby solve Il
problem which has been causing troll-
bic for several years.
Since the combination sewer was
put down on West avenue, il has been
drained through the outlet to the river
ut Thirty-fOurth street. This arrange
mcni soon proved tn he inadequate,
rs every time there was Il heavy fall
of rain the sewer failed to carry off
the water. which would stand in the
street for hours. Easements bcncat II
various residences along the avenue
were often Hooded and In several in
stances valuable property was de-
stroycd
1t was decided some time ago to lay
the new outlet To the river and tho
Old Dominion Land Company decided
To the city the right of way for the
pipe line across its property between
the avenue and the river
Mr.. O'Donnell put his men to work
on the job nbomt ten days ago and
kept them ut IL steadily until il was
finished.
Tho highways and sewers committee
has not met 10 reconsider the plans
for The proposed storm water sewer for
East End. The plans were sent hack
io the committee by the common com
ell at its last meeting because Of II
discussion over the size OF pipe To be
used The money for the sewer is in
hand and the work will begin as soon
as the city fathers can agree upon
what they want.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-10
WIFE BEATER GOES FREE.
Mrs. Webb Did Not Appear to Testify
Against Her Husband.

The case Of w. b. Webb, charged
with horse-whipping his wife, was con
tinucd for thirty days in the police
court yesterday morning. Mrs. Webb's;
brother appeared in court and said
that his sister had nd desire to see
her husband prosecuted, as they had
patched mp their differences and would
live in peace
There were n number of witnesses
ready to testify that they saw Webb
lashing his wife with horse-whip
while she fled about the yard with a
child in her arms, but Justice Brown
decided tn give the man thirty days
in which To prove that he and his wife
can live In peace.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-10
Japs Float Cruiser variag.
lEy Assnclnle,l rrrss.(

TOXIC, Aug. 9.-l:30 p. m.-Thc
Imperial navy department has an
nounccd the successful floating of the
cruiser Variag yesterday afternoon.
In view of The difficulty encountered,
there is IL feeling Of general satiSfac-
ton over the raising of the vessel. ;He
Russian cruisers Nariag and lioriclZ
were sunk by the Japanese in the har.
Cor of Chcmulpo on February y 1850 l.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-10
President Begins Trip Today.
uHy Associated prcss.)

OYSTER BAY. N. ". Ang. O.
President Roosevelt will leave Oyster
Bay tomorrow morning on what will
probably Inc the last trip lie will make
during his summer sojourn. Late to-
morrow afternoon he will deliver an
address ia the United Mine Workers
and members of the Catholic Total
Abstinence Union, at Wilkcsbarrc
Pa. and on Friday he will speak bcfor.
the Chautnuqua Association.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-10
TO REBUILD CHURCH.
House of Worship to Cost 100000
Will Replace ST. Thomas.

u'y Associated I'rcss.)
NEW YORK. Aug. 9.-Announcc-
ment that a new $50n.n0o church edl-
flee, almost an exact duplicate of the
fine ST. Thomas' Episcopal church.
which was burned yesterday in the
heart of New IOrk's fashionable resi-
dcncc section, will be rebuilt on the
old site, was made today by the pastor
OF st. Thomas, Rev. Erntst NJ. Stires.
Contracts have already been let to
build on the same site S25, 900 tenn
porary structure. over The roof IF
which the new church will he raised.
Large sums of money for the new cdi.
fec have bccn offered. One check
alone was for $4,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-10
Nothing Official Heard.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 9-Nothing
has been heard at the navy depart
mcnt regarding Midshipman Robert
Jackson. of Virginia. since his mystic
rious disappearance from the battle.
ship Missouri. nj New York, week
ago last Friday. The officials have no
reason. however. to doubt the report
that the young officer has been locat-
cd by his father in Quebec and has
agreed to return 10 the Missouri, now
ut Bar llarbOr. Me.