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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-09
STORMS MENACE SHIPS
BARKENTINE ASHORE
OFF THE VIRGINIA COAST

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, February "a
dispatch to the Maritime Exchange from
Lewes, Del, today says an unknown
barkentine is ashore near the wacha-
preague, Va, life-savng station. 1t is
reported in apparently good condition.
The crew of the Wachapreague station
made an unsuccessful attempt to board
the vessel The live-savers used a self
bailing lifeboat In the attempt, and ship
ping men gathered from this that high
sea prevails.
Stranded Vessel Floated.
SQUIRT DARTMOUTH, Mass, February
0-The Nantucket South Shoals light
ship. which went aground off Dumping
rocks on Monday. was fioated today. The
vessel will be towed to New Bedford and
locked for examination. 1t is thought
her bilge and her copper sheathing u
damaged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-09
LIN EN s.

LINENS.
2S dozen small size buck towels,
hemmed ready to use; - y
plain white and colored &.NAT
borders. Sold for &c. oVOZZlSo
each Remnant price, ca.
Remnant lot of extra heavy weight
large size Turkish towels Half bleach
ed. Made of soft Ut
heavy double twisted /uZN
yarn Remnant price, " 1So
10 dozen German linen napkins. Cen
erous size, with two stripe red bor-
der; fast color: fast sell .
wage on two sides. Sold for @T
S5c dozen. Remnant price,oVSo
Several hundred remnants of table
damask. From IA TO and BIZ yard
lengths. All qualities in the lot. Also
half dozens of ss and ~ size napkins.
that are slightly soiled, Or remnants Of
discontinued patterns. All marked ex-
ceptionally low for quick clearance Fri
day.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-13

8a4iety nsils We II Re Ytt Con
astseu e BE asssaH -
IeEHYhaas

1lnK a=iiuss TLHesas siEaEf
The telephone ass Flnksae NeE i
waa aHiY eight s b. relates It's Iaala.
wills Caafisf JeafHai
Tlag Asginaf 1inH.A llsR llag llaes
The saesegy belle waa very elsepy. bes
there uas aushsnk u e. bal elimh ga
IL bed and answer II
~lIslia. she sAlssa haafesie
HeIlai + thai yua liraee# eaIlea
Der sweetheart HXssf Excuse ne iaf
FinKips guu 80 - saFiF. hal l.xe Nat s.
s. eHs q saNn ii as h1as
It's ~ right FHpllsa ne klfl klHa.
j. What i # 0eafMsF
WIS yoa see there's ah aHeHt a#fs
Nith ane e THESE nsa fsasisa rateHg
seelbs aHYiees fst telephones Knahlss
xaa la - tha psFtaa Yoane ialklAe fa
Yoa enuN Hs aahks q asm0asgfstf
ID ta ne s. ID have hlm rH Il fleHI
81. shf#
Thefs aaa . malasnis aAfleA aAa :
mad fash lnie lhs aatelHlnk fsan. and
a fav msnntes later tas feans l6sg i
mother came e The ssleph5as aHa
sharply sald George b Fins oa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-13
FRESH SALT WATER ICE.
Lengthy Exposure 10 tbs SUNS Rays
Makes Ieeherg'n Surface
Fysah.

Il Il ofteu asserted BY mariners that
the apek 81 tbs larEef lcshsrxa arr eh.
sirely free fram saline matter aud thAt
thla N eDneiaslge evidsHee that che hefK
originally forms on dry land, proving
ths exsstenee u a great continent
around the poles
II may not b. generally Known how.
ever SAYS the English Fish Trades Ga
Hetta. chat aalt water lee Il exposed a.
heas.~ta the summer snnls thereby
fried tr0m salt
nr fiamer quotes the experiences ef
arctic explorers hansen ard the auke
IT the Ahrussl Whg describe the min
eral salts uf sra water a. being
separated ont like boaf frost upon the
a0rfaee when the temperatures af from
40 degrees Il "a dnerse centlgfaAs are
recorded ard who nose the aiuast enms
pleir freedom " sailne taste gf The
water obtained from projecting icv
shafts (which have been exposed % me
rays II the sun during a summer and
are thm freed from the wreater raFt
81 their aait
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-13
Blu Cabin.

nf Mcdaniel waScalled aefoss Grand
river sunday
The Stnrk visited the home ot ong
genial merchant, l.. s Robinson, April
8, and LETT a fire boy
About twenty ~ oar young people
went picniclng last sunday At Pine
Rlun, on Blk Cabin creek A splendid
time was had, including speeches,
songs, and q hig dinner,
Blk Cabin postotllce Is ap with the
times with lock boxes, money order
window and outside mail boS
Mr. WaFrenstan shipped d car load
Of hogs from Big Cabin Aprll ) and
another on the igth
Hon. VIM. Davis and wife we're here
Sunday.
The hlg Cabin school Is IN flourish
ing condition, the average attendance
last week being forty.threc View
seats are now a necessity.
cur burg Is displaying the spirit II
improvement By painting her houses
and beaatifyiag her lawns
Miss Jessie Foster has returned
home FROM Colorado after an absence
q two years
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-13
FOR IDENTIFYING ROPE.


sse*Nf9 fuHe as#t lH Ehs Effitlzh aAsui
sefeles frum ksaYiHs Isne = hsasef
sna wheFessf e HAS = aaea. 80 sslr
board of il snekYAFa said eafasse
HsaafsttaTsF. relates ghe Ne@ IeHk
Aah. has NuKea lHfH aae Is IL kss8aAs
faE purposes af saeaEiaesgiea : re-
thread The pfesamnIaa Is thai SIS
feps wltk lhs fea thread faans aelslae
e sasA asss i la iHe9uHsf AaaaA 4hEs
custom q The nrtlsa nAss has prevailed
sseas 4hs As8H Is Nelson. e alnne lHHs
hefs3e shal tsf MaAhf kmaa
"A lsAH means e issaFisglHa FuHe IS
smniafs4 IA thls eHahfg5 e saHs extent
commercially some fAiIkes8s hAss
ihslf sa8s ms0ksa Il lAis was. aHH tsia
msfhad Il ssmetmes emrsaswa fos
maFklAK sape assa - sae tsaaafass
ssaa af Hawsf n aeersfsns masaiussx
and 80 lighters. aefe il mlght Be- 81
gssasi q depreciation
hopes haFe 6sea maFhea Nigh 3 sire
sts red shfaaa. = a1sa saa Fsa threats.
af silh single fhfeaAs af some othse
eaIaf IS = aiallafsixe mari af a@Hss
ship. Ns have mafssA fapss ~ish 3 ssas
ste faffea Thread We nu4ia 8ars
rgasa II kaF asAuaef shieh might =
desired on large af4sfs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-13
n japanese Hospitals.

The greatest tITeFsHes hetwesa The
uaTk # Iapasaes hospitals ard thase ef
eur eauatfY la ihs Gafmsgs afsAssf slma
pllesfy = equipment sba ssen8ng ul
msHagemeat We aFs apk % surround
ourselves alfh 81 many lSbef sasinR
aesiess that he meFs eafs IS tAesa -
taansa ! pufde0. sna IL ear hospitals
there Il ssneFailY 8 liberal ass II sap.
pllee ~ Hiroshima shs really lmras
tart thlHKs lIhelaalHa an XfAY and
photographic uagns ard keAemleai end
Meteorological laboratory sfa Ali Is e
soand. hat net thlnas uhleb afs oahAsa
erred anesAsnllal llanaMsea ffem egean
wounds ara washed. rolled e. hAaa. ana
used repeatedly. ehlls iaandfy Is Kept
Hs = miulmum II rifles speelfsgng sha
IsHath q Elme bedding ana klmones Afa
fo - uHed centurf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-13
WORK or THE SHIP RlooER
rtla i : vseatlan That Il AmenE
he Most psfllons Followed
hy Man.

aen vho delvs aesp lnta he beweia
= The earth and thass uhu fsar build
lnea q eFsal heights 10 he skies repre-.
eent he extreme fl perliouz enaeaFos
The men Nhn work downward. aeoorss
ink = statistics. fare far greater danger
thar those shp fesl aleNif skywara Yst
here 4 a. Asslgadlhnas calling ff@aeht
aigh pefll esefY mlaasa Il i the ahlp
risaera iah. and compared wiGh stssple
ellmEhlak. i Il much ths more aasrous
The men enEAsea IL # err ~ esIl
lrAsmea as sfftus athlegsas though IL the
fiKafnk uf > ship he performers Hra
carefully sAfesuarasd The ship fsnaer
however. flaes net know II shat mlnAts
> enttea hla Il timber uf = eofn ripe
mat gixs uay And pFseipisAss him e
death. with J Wtaef use af steam vs#s
Hsle. the decline q sailing shipe Is MT
Hral result. e. that no4 tha flaEeF anes
mat Haa e. much wafk t. 10 A. II tha
Ralmy daga 4 he fast clipper ship
whea American commerce whlleaad
exsfY "a.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-13
BAND CONCERT.
10 me Gives NEAR the Pwbiie Well
Saturday EvsnAmm.

The following excellent program hns
been prepared BY the Vlnlta Mer.
chants Band for It's saturday evening
concert
/. March Gllmore's Triumph
Brooks
q Novelette, a Whispered Thoti'
Mrs. dohns3n.
= Overture "a Night Iii New
York. TopanL
l. Coruet Sola aIassa's IN the
Cold, Cold GltuaudsW MASH.
q Waltz Dream 81 Paradise =
Strauss,
q Characteristic IA nay in q
Cotton Field; schmidt
I Song and Dance Sehottlsclle
"Lil aud Lon," Ilall
& Maeh Little GlAntsn Morris.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-13

Shoes Of Old time tsautlw roo
Small tor Modern womaR
70 Wear.

That the race ii waman Is growing
taller and that the small hanas and
feet On which cur aneeatFessea pfided
themselves arr disappearing Ia favor
IL large and useful exsremltiea, was
borne Ia upon me recently aMyn !
writer tn the LondUu Graphic wheni
visiting museum. ! observed IN =
glass eAaa some sh0ea. relies 81 an
earlier century
There was the shee If Catherine de
Afadici. somewhat clumsy, vita q hi8h
heel fastened ~ Cat sole and nAs'
Fnw toe tapeFIng d square end. hat
yet ANAL ID dimeaNion
There Was the black satin heelleaa
slippsf. marteilauAiy straight and paf
rev, III Che Empress Josephine. = little
slipper absolutely suited - The aalnty
lanRanFnua lreule. who reellnra ou =
aofa and twisted hcr tAsoglte cash.
mers ahaNla around her ia picturesque
and careless fplaa
But the wonder st weHasfa = me
was the siny braeaaa sh0e, very cihs
deroilaa slipper high heslea and spii
emhroidsrea. ~ THE princesss as laau.
balls. that Innocent and lovely sFsA
tnre. whose charming heaa dfessed hy
4 hsirsfeaaer pressed into segsiee. wes
after death carried on = pike and hald
up 10 Queen Marie Antatne5ses win
dow by the ruthless mob
sneh little shee eau hardly he CON
eslvad. ii ia no blgaer than a ghllda.
ana doubt IL any woman II to-day
could pat it On.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-13
REALEsrATE TRANSFERS,
Deeas and Patents Recorded in the
Northern District, Cherokee Ma
taan.


Lhxle johnson 70 Local Investment
Co., nw-nwi sec IS % p, range ~ e;
aa26
Lloyd II and Sarah A Dawes e. Chas
Il Inglis, lot /. blk B Chelsea; s558
John 4 and Rase Kehandlsr to Jno
" pigg, lot {. blk II. Nlnlsai ss0o
Allan and Cynthia Lynch 10 ] L
BumgaFner, lots and , blk les, ln
Ninita. sl.litfa
] and Charlotte BamKarner to +
r and Jas Il Wilmer lots : and 5. Iblk
los, Nlulta. si,1tAlG
Edgar \ ard Esa 4 Rateliff 70 Lgieg
Blythe. lot 5 bik "a, tlnlta. sl5a
CT and Mary L Moore "a Il + say
ers, lot /. hlk ~, Vlnita. 80
Benjamin ard Agnes sasers e j p
Quinn. lot /. blk fea. Vinsta; sl7o
J. L and Mullle fahagtsau q sarah
+ Williams, lots 5. q !, $ g, 20, II, Il.
BIZ |. Alton
Y Il and Jennie RoNseY T. William
& Ovens. ss-ne. Sec 10, % p, Il east
eg2s
iiannah johnson to 8 " TritthaFE,
ea nw.nel 81 81. e. 3. lsei s5a
Moses and Alice Studghakef d nrln-
son 5 Patterson Lumber Ca, lofs Ii
and IL biz e. Csntfailal Il pe8
PATIENTS
Cherokee Nation 20 Nathan DsYln.
lots s and 9, blk - Aften. si5
Same % same, lots s. AND ;, blk s.,
Alton sJI50
drT CLAIM uErps
international Bank i Trust "a to
Jesse Rove. ne.nel see i u =, =
lot Il, sec & tp S. = EAST. ss5
ARrfoLrs oF fSenHrunATfag
Penn TuWnslse Go, elialsea. capital.
$500 81 paid IA + ~ AIltn. " ri
Todd, ! J Nathan, 4 II Cannon, "
II uafrnngh. ] a kelsey. f Phillips
and " + Jacobs incorporation.
sallisaN Light. Power and Water
Co salllsawl capital e. ~. paid ii.
Nas0o0s John Logan, n II Wheeler
Jerry Wheeler and Y " Wheeler. i
Penn Gil Co.. nartlesvlile. capital.
ainl elos nala IL 80. Frank n Over.
lees. John E MegsulFe and 4 S VI
Fumhertons ineoip0mtofs.
s6naal Hfu@ Hardware Co, Pryor
Greek. cApItal. 10000 paid II, sissa4
Phillip Y SAMUEL. Clarence / Samuel
ana William Z Hatlef lneofpafa1oFs.
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Nr Section. fha pHsMlef e Aes Nea
land. ls helas asssHfea s. 8 constituent
eha wants blm fe eallsss ifltis debt Il
kaaAaa from the ear FspeAleA AepH
cations b s. FsssFshars having bad -
result Il seems thai 5 euaais a 8eaFs
ara tAa applicant solved ia hla aAn SAL
lsGaetlan fhe problem e lhe eefefmlha
ten ef sHx Naa communicated fae sssfef
e The ssaf Thla TAR aas the recent
hlelh IT an heir ta ths Russian thFaaa
b. feaarsis a standing II tha relation
uf Cause ana effect London ghFuuleEe
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-13
LOBSTER MORTALITY HIGH.
Out II brood os 10000 Rarely aors
Than zee e. Two Young 0nes
Reach Maturity.

A lobster lays thousands IT egg. m0at
uf bitch hateh. hul feM ever lgxv % aFoe
uD This says an arfieleon Nature and
selanee IL 81 Slehoiaa. = not sAs
fSait 4 the mother. fsr shs carries them
about With her for neafl9 4 year and
wsth admirable instinct guards them as
she aaaa hsr awn Iife When Ehe faaae
aFe eel free. beg au4Y Is 8aas. fef thes
muaf then ahlft faF themselves Though
hardly larger than mosquitoes bsIns
about ans laird y 80 inch leaK. The little
anes leave their parents an he 1utsam
and sNBm gaNara he lExhk e the sur.
faee. ehags from one Il Tao months. i
fortune faxafa them thes lead = free.
ro*ins llfe The anan ssa Is 4 fsaaf naFa.
cry faf snsA veaHilngs. Nhlsh baeomsa
tbs sport II ever storm and ehs PRES
q Hamheflss AnasFY maafAs oul Il
hrnoa Il ie.aaa i would hs a fara ehanea
faf mafs Ihan aaa IL twa Holsters b
fsash maturity, g aaallY Il end gAssg
saFeef ii tbs kiteaea q The tAsHHa
aisa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-13
MM ~ A

Es#meEaaaa - Enusene decided IL
mAfsx ihs seang naval ufaeef Instead Il
shA ynanm armr captain. aid ehs9
gawanaoleu Ks#s sAs decided that
~ anIloFm - essf - much more
hseuHlna EhaA IA eApsala TAssaea
TxIhHus
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-13
xHMezN4

sFsaY. Old shar. wAat are bassnssn
feiHllana. = kH0Nf=
NhY. csafsnes ma AsAA g#lIak. Z
fHsneS thAi means nawshfehAfH
.Hsh Iovsi Fsfaf. Nnu ass asaasaik :
si*saA alans lAs#s lhlaszl gisssssssls
EA#AsF
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anAkaAa YrNn

nalsHes : srs.aH Arpil 10. rsemesuuExxs
tsAaA N9AAw ~ saeaet4nrs aita
&o efdlMassa e rs
*l&e naaArfl ~ sg5t
essH aa4@siaa A4iI
AVfA SCI alsA the
ttsAENHee NaA sus
ksemstesi L. tfsnxfaF
e. nMtsr *e@MT Naa
ke#4fratstee fsNH
KAs safa - @tEssSs 81
ftssiHK sAis faa8 "a
A6bt 8t9gNsf
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-30
ogvAsrED BY GOATS.
Island Of Lanai Laid Bare By Thee
Aninnals 10 MiId state.

Honolulu. Nov. 29.-Thc Island %.
Lanai. the smallest inhabited island r.
the Hawaiian group. Is being laid bas
by the myaEcs OF wild goats and blow
ing away OF rs vegetation and soil D..
high winds Governor Charter has iu
returned from a trip 20 the island IN on
United States tug iroquois and exprcs.
IS the opinion that n steps are MOI
taken 20 prevent continued destructi1r
Of vegetation the island will rapidly p -
come barren altogether About twcui'
five years ago colony of about an.
Hawailans settled on the island IT,
governor found only two 10 them lH'
The natives are over 100 years ~ as
and are tho only residents OF the .
land. aside from Charles Gay v.
leases % ana employees them Hut 'n.
the assistance of The Ola natives tn.
would uIy. died from lack ~ suppo0
Mountains are valleys of the island
ovcrruu with wild goats. descend
from goats owned by former re.II.u.
GAY also had herd of sheep and oI-
ne but lost several thousand during t..
past year owing tU IrourtEs
The governor VIII call the attauf..
of the board ~ fore Try and ieE...r
ture 90 the tate of affairs existing
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-30
Mrs. WORKMAN DEAD.
Prominent Lons Star Lady Depart
TIRE Life At Gainesville.

Gainesville Tex. Nov 22.-At rr
residence IN THIS city the wife Of g..
our' vs. A. WORKMAN. for many yclr
superintendent NJ the state orphan
home at Corsican1. died Tuesday Srr
was 'ho mother ~ Colonel Louis
workman % Austin, W. "a. WORKMAN u'
Austin, former state Treasurer. ALDER.
a Wortham mauarcr OF the Sun-Llr.
Publishing company ~ Corslcano 1r
Dennis WORKMAN ~ Butte. Mont. 1l
whom were 40 her bedside except O.
1Ifftt
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-30
soulREs RESIGNS.
American Minister to Cuba Gables Same
70 the Stat DEPARTMENT.

Havana. Nov. % Hubert ; Squire
American minister 90 cuba. has cah'.1
his resignation 90 the department u.
state at washington.
The minister declined 90 he inter-
viewed on the subject. but % can Do,
asserted chat the cuban goycrnm ~
cabI,i "a message OF complaint tr
Washington against Nj Squircs' 1tti.
tudc uu the Isle OF Pines question fol-
lowing his persistent opposition 90 tha
AnElo-Cubau treaty, which CuhaH'
have chosen 20 consider unreasonable,
on receipt of Secretary Roots mDs'
sage Bon reference tr le complaint Mr.
Squir0s Immediately oabled DTS rasir.
nation
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-30
FINE FLOWER
San Jaeinto Oil cenp-7y Pa 6.
perb Producer.

Beaumont Tex. SH Tho rar1.'
comes from spIuile,ar 'frHnrh .-' d.
the workers there that ra. rIu f.r....
company has just brought IuH Hr'".
noV Ing we'll. $50 'rh 10 q. estimate.
produce about 200 hrrr.r per d1r T'
well Us located ir the yellow pin"
trict ana 'Hr flows was found mo- '.
usual depth Severed other .al unu
ers hay. been brought lr during co.
lnat two N--NE
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-30
WATER ooo'o WRATH.
Fearing His Vengeance. Chinese Said TO
Have ceassd DoYeettinn.

San Francisco. Nov. 81 Fearing the
wrath Of the Coz 81 Water viii be Wis
ited on them. Chinese of Shanghai and
vicinity have. 81 BE- said. given up the
boycotting ~ American Goods This
change of sentiment was caused by the
destruction by water ~ q large guam
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-30
CITIZENSHIP REFUSED.
Thirteen Thousand Russians Said &c
Have Asked This Of Japan.

Victoria. y. c.. Nov. 29.-Failing &c
secure citizenship when released, RI. b
sian Poles and Jews captured by Jap
anese when fighting for Russia. ar
rived here by the steamer lyo Maru
The Poles who arrived here say 1890.
Russian prisoners applied FOR japan.
ese citizenship when released. prefer
ring 10 remain In Japan. but the jap.
anese government refused 10 naturali1.
them
According 10 adyices received los 90.
steamer $50 Maru. agents Of Hawaiian
planters. are euieavorIng 90 Undue.
numbers OF Russian prisoners DO Jaru
10 ,migrats TO- Hawaii Offering them
work ou sug1r plantations
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-30
cunrsr xAn non KuAx IL

uty Of goods stored boz Easements of
cuisines houses IN Chinese ports. They
had been placed there by Chinese m"r-
chants when the boycott was FIRST insti-
tuted. This occurred during the mum
dalton Of that portion u the Chine"
coast caused by typhoon and tidal wave
a month ago. News ~ lifting the hor-
colt. and unusual means which brournt
IL about. came here by the steamer
Doris
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-30
~ AwnLl sunreme court.

Aue.l. Sow 90 An effort was ma
by the railroads to havo Judge Ernn
take uu the nacs of the state again
the pUrol1G for taxes and penalt
and proceed To- trial. but he decilf
that % would be- idle for him Goo pr.
coed with the cases until the supre
court had passed upon the question q"
authority
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-30
HEARING POSTPONED.
Proposed Lumber Rate Reduction
Genes Up on Jan. 10.

Austin. Nov. 29-The railroad COM
mission postponed from Dec IL 10 Jan.
i6 the hearing 20 consider the proposed
reductions on lumber and establish !,
lumtor Jariu to apply uniformly over
rho sIto
p0ffnonement was az the Co.,
s'ruco OF the railroads. which. throug
knri- alton cys represented that 10
would be- Impossible for them TO be- pre-
wral for trial by Dec ~.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-30
PETITION FILED
Alleges Terminal Railroad Association
Destroyed Trade and Commerce.

81 Louis Nov e9-Acting under
government instructions tho Federal
district attorney has filed a petition Boo
n. "a Smt,s circuit court for iujunc-
tiuu to prevent Terminal Railroad ass
soclutlou uf ST Louis from continulnf
alleged violation OF Federal laws AL
Legations arc made that the Termirn
Railroad association has destroyed
trade aud commerce and worked meal.
culable injury to the shipping Interests
OF the Mississippi valley and lbs DIS.
solution o. asked.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-30
Rsh.arinn Fer Cotton Belt.

Austin Nov. 29.-At the instance 40
General Attorney Perkins the railro1
commission suspended H. order roau.r.
the Cotton Belt Go operate passorea
train $50 % on time or within an hour
thereof &c. starting from Texarkaul. Is
rehcariug was granted for Jan. No.
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Faculty Take, Action.

New York. Nov 20 almost ut o.
hour when me body NJ young Har0
Moore. the Union college student w'
was killed Ir football game vIh pm.
University 0f NnU York. team .I.f
urday. was being '1iI f1 re.f u CD.
densburr Tucsi1y thc faculty af
University ~ Noy York took letn'
action looking Co thr abo.ishmant of ~.
rarp ur football Is Dr. o. rnV played.
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Shreveport Sow e9-Andrcw pat-
tersou. th. negro murderer of Or. -.
r. Martin. was caught by posse 900
Leigh. Tex He was in thc depot whit
ing room. Tho negro showed fight
but was oycrpowercd lIo was return
ed 10 the city and locked IN the par
ish Jail. Tho posse was after the ID, %
twenty-four hours. II used blooi-
hounds.
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FOOTBALL ABOLISHED.
colurbis University Prohibi,s 7, ss. r.
present PLAYED.

New YORK. Nov - -Columhia IN.
verslty has abolished the game Of foot
ball as ~ present played as one n ''.
.ports IN witch students ~ the uniNs.
slty viii Doe permitted 90 engage. Tli
action wns 'aken nt meeting ~ W.
Columbia University committee on SOU
dents organizations. held at the ui.
vesslty. The committees action 81
Hnal
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SOLDIERS ARRESTED.
They Were Taken to the Fortress Of 81
Peter and ST. Paul.

ST. Petersburg Nov. 29.-The soldiers
attached the military school OF tho
electricity have been arrested hy four
battalious of The Pav'ovsky regiment
and taken 20 the fortress Of ST. Peter
and 81 Paul
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BANKS MADE CLAIMS.
Are For Gold Dust said to Have Bee
sem 10 s.attIe Assal Office.

Seattle. wash. Nov 20 A sp....
10 th, P0.t-IutcllIg,ncrr from Fa'r.
banks. Aue,1. states that three Dam
Of that place make claims against '.
government for gold du#, which .H
.nfrrad to tHn Seattle assay of.... .
choir own account and for miners +.
that district The aggregate ni '".
claims Fl. estimated Zoo amount H""r"
imatalr to 100000 OF ,hiH sum 'I'..
banks ruNue companies have .''
rI. claim for $4,000. ranr8 H'"
.uulae. alleged t0 hlv. been r..
..f ur series 0l large shipment.
err.u.
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BAKER APPOINTED.
General Superintendent Of ST. Louis.
Iron Mountain and southern.

Little Rock Nov 29.-It Is officially
announced that Horace Baker o.
Greensboro y. C.. h.r been appointc
general superintendent ~ the ST. Louis
Iron Mountain and Southern railroad fo
succeed w r Tyler. resigned. Mr. B1
ker Is at present assistant general SUI
pcrlntendent u the Southern railway
and was for many years connected with
the Illinois Central.
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sauires Successor

Washington. nov % Edwin V
MORAN. az present American minis
ter to Korea. will be appointed Amer
team minister 10 cuba. 90 succeed Min
l.t.r Squire. who resigned.
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Due 70 Heavy Rains.

Chlcimsha. l. r. Nov. 29.-The Rock
Island bridge over the South Canadian
near Union city was rendered lmpas-
sable by high water Monday night and
trains were detoured. The water be-
gan TO subslIe Tuesday afternoon and
the bridge was repaired. Heavy rains
IN the upper course % the river were
responsible FOR the rise.