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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17
BON See uuS Safeu.
Der GiSgong in Der Bal. - Sdoo-
ncr 00ir" mie6er ilott. - lams
pier ,Goiiel" %ertportet.

bF''o ~ SSf' SNJSN
ncr o0ir" mie6er ilott. - 4ams
pier o9aiiel" erlportet.
Son ben bier 0ampferL melde
am 0ienltag BON Der n@eemS' &inie"
un0 Der Baltimore, Gbeiopeofe unO
9ItlantiC : 2inie" ollf ibre reqelmGBis
gen 6obrten m~l5geionot mllroen, be-
finoct ii6 MIR elmer ulf 0erHiidiubrt.
SIS Duren Dies ole 9nmpfer .GiuoIi "
Der uuf Dem Yionfotunt- Riper fllbr;
oW}i0oIeIer" naf Dem Happabamod,
oNnne 9(runOel" nab Dem 3otomuc
un0 oGulpert" uah Dem Yatltrcnt.
Der o5ipoli" iitt 5lt RceOpilIe i'm
@reot @icomico ieIt; Scr o0}ioole.
Ter" iou an SGorp'S Gambling %ieitIic.
gen mO Ser yNnnc glrln0el" fam bis
nndJ aiuiolc, 100 er m%abridcinIi6
6Ieiben miro. Der ,Golpert" fam
0eitcrn pieoer bier al, oeSgIcihcn Die
0anlpicr oNitguita" un0 n@corgia."
Sho6uer Sir" mieoer
lott.
Cine 0epei6e ans 9toriolf 30,
melOet: SIS geIang berte Morgcn
mcbrercn pom bier 81 6iilie o6gcioD-
rcnen Shleppooutpfcrn, Sen SGoo-
ncr Cir" Der BON Sun @nOreo9, z.
a., nud Baltimore beitimmt lit, cine
SaOlug a%ofoSniiiic an 9orO bat unO
no6c @olie Crap in ser Gbciopcafe.
Sai itronbetc, mie0er iIott 81 MAIDEN.
Ter Sdooner mltr0e i'm S6Icpptolt
nod Norfolt gebrddt.
Nu meite 0iitan5ih t.
bar.
Gupt. 5. u. &arriion pom britt,
lhen 0ampier oEiIor oe &orringo"
bat Dem bDorogropbiifcn @iircml
@nItimorc'S% gemeloet, onB cr BON lei.
mem Sttffc aus om 70. Sc6rllor oo5
2i6t oeS diamond = Sbool . 2clldt-
bolticS ouf cine 0iIton5 BON 30 0fei-
len ieben fonntc. Gr ipra6 bobcS
Sob aus fir ooS 2cu6tidiif.
&cr h ieoere&.
Der YNorooc,tide 2loDo" Gam.
pier nGoIiel" miro beutc bier nit
1900 Yoiiogicreu bon Bremen CT.
lpnrtet.
Der britii6c Gompier o6ronceS,
BON Gurt SSlano uod) 9%toriolf be.
itimmt, Der 20 Gage ii6erfGQig mar,
lit baielbit ongeIongt. Gr peripGtete
ii6 negcu ibluerer Stiirne.
Die EradJt Der gan5cn InSriiitnng
Ser Baltimore Dido" Hopnl 8lue.
3iige nod) EbiloOelpbio un0 gferu.
9ort lit b0dit bea6tenSpertb.
(4S,52 $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17

Gin 9efG9rliher 9nIens
tin. = Nnnic &obclifie murOe &c.
itern BON BEN 8unocSbeboroen ailf
Die Iniduloi9uhg bin perbaftet, ei.
men &olentin nit Scr YoIt an Sobn
uno 2eAo Morr, Or. 2525, Softer
Ipelnle, uerionot 81 Da6en, aiii mel.
dem obicone 9emerflrngen aeidrie-
ben iuoren. Innie iprroe fiir bos
S%erfobren oeS @unoeS.G onrmiiidrs
Ho9ers f~eIteebolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17

n& atGoliide " oblt6Gti0.
fcitS 2cQiou." - Gic -. Sab.
reSocriommlln9 Oca W~oruIdnoer
Stoota.Gon5ila ser ,aotb. @obltbG,
tigtcitS. Scgion" iono 9citern Gormit.
tag in Der st. SofobuS-SoQe" an
sliSQltitb, nobc @ogcritroBc, Itott.
9ic &eriommlnn9 m0brtc foit oeu
aon3cn Gog. Ser StootS Y%rGiioent
@iuiom W. 9unn fiibrtc ocn &orlit.
Sic 0crid)te Scr Neumtcn lno So,
mite'n 5eigten, 0aB Der Sroen lid III
btibenOcm 3uiton0e beiinoct url0
6ub Der Stdnt Warplono icbt 42Gon.
5ilc oli5uiueiicn bat. 6crner, Bob Die
6unliIicn Der ucrltorbcnCn Witglic.
Der inn lcBtcn Sabre sic Summe Dor
$i45.S00 erbicltcll. Gtpn 80 HcprG=
icntonten luarcit 5u0C9cn. Die Mobl
ser 9comten bate foIgen0eS Heiuls
tat: Yr1iioent @iuiom VI. Ilnn bon
Baltimore; &icc.ErGiiocnt Sobu I.
Hi6orbion BON Miolono, NQcgunp-
So, NO; &eOner Miaion $. Huiiell
bon Baltimore; aoplon Goter .. ..
Gorrigon, SefrctGr SbomoS Solen
SiStp, Shotmciiter Sorrp &. Mouu,
Worid)oa Sobn $. Goldman, @ode
@iIliom =. Sormon, GotonSpilc,
Mo.; Gcpr0ientonten BUM Sllprent-
Gon5il: Ioom Tcupert luno Scnrp 81.
@oIie; Ste1ncrtreter: Eetcr WllIcobu
BON G~odepSpiQe uno Sobu q. Sobn'
ion bon Baltimore; SruiteeS: Scnrn
5ei6e, Wi6l. &. @olib @eitminiter.
No, @erboro $. &cefe, 6ronf g.
@ormon irno i. $. McGortbp; 81
mana Gomite: Surrp =. @oloS.
borough SonneS @icG onougb unb g.
@oooS. Die @eomtcn iuuroen BON
ErGiiocnten bcS SuprCm = Gon5ilS,
@rn. Ri6oro .. Sippett inItoQirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17
1tnterbaItungs . @egiueiier.

,@iuft.9fabemie. - Tieic Bo6e: .Gbe 8os
gers Brothers in Bdris".
uS1nie's Sbeatcr." - 2ieie g8obe: SAT-
GhHnP".
Standardization .Sbsater." 9tcie gBobe:
.Sn 80 Nentud0".
rS0re'S EperHBauS." - Sieie gSode: a9ittle
SpbHuD Suues".
Observation-Disclosures" - Sieie @o6e: tigIi6
5tpei 8aioe0ilef NDritelllngen.
.Wenes AUDITORIUM" - SteIe gSodc: aSntUH
The Yiie".
oglausn's Ebcnter." 49, 3ieie &o6e: a9tIoue
In tbe gSorlN".
Ndtes Hcnbuo1, 9lcCiinl. d" &C., Snmitug, ben II.
Sebrudr, 4 llbr NudmtttaaS.
%,9lriDn." - Tienftdg. ben 81. Sehrlnr, aros
Der WlaStenbau IN Der nGpric" (DtuflfsSaue).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17
Samitas. nnb Sonmtas- GrfurIunen

nad @aibineton 1925 auf Der
v8ennIpIoania . @obn." 9iqcte iino
fiir Die &iidfabrt' bis Sonntag
abenb eiiItig. ollie 3iise, ben
pgonsreiiional 2imiteo" auseenom
men. (issr&Sa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17

| 90 NN1NNh 90 ~ A0NAA4t ~ -
gerpiQt iei. Sic pom Wopor 81 CT.
nenncnoe Gommiiiiou, pelde 0oS
&loufcnipitem bnuen iou, mltB 3tuor
BON 5peiten 3tpcig beitdtigt peroen.
ubcr Dem 0abor lit oa9 He6t borbc.
bolten, 6ieieIbe o6ne Die 3uItimmung
0e9 3peiten 3peiqeS 5u ernenner,
wenn 2ebtercr oret nod chamber
pom WoDor u1tcr6rcitete Rominotio.
neu 3uriidiuciIt.
Gin ucuer Froouftens
Warft.
Sic Rarft GommiIiion beIt1tiotc
Bcitern bic GlGne fir oen nclten @n=
gro5- Yro6itften!Wturt Der 3tpiiden
Ocm Centre Warfet space, @cIt.
Sails 9lpcmte, @otcr. uu0 Qombor6.
StroBc erridtct lper0cn ioQ. Gas
@e6duOc miro 3tpci Stodmcrfe bod
mcrocn, I'M mrtcrcu Gtodmcrf miro
iid Scr Morft befinocn, rnb ser
5lpeitc Stof ioll OILS 2ogerungSplob
fitr lt0btiibe5 Gi9entbum oicncn.
Ger Otorft icIbIt miro bon Iiebcn
6obrtue0cn ic0cr 166ub brett, oltrd)-
5o9cn icin, an nclde 1SuBmcgc pou
IS Sub 9rcitc onitoBen. @egen QeB.
tere IoQen sic nit @roouftcn belo6c.
ltcn Mogcn sur 9cqucmlidfcit ser
&rn0en ol0efobren lperOen. GlS
9ormotertoG iino Gonfrct uno Giicn
III NltSiidt 0c1ommct. Gle Soften
lucrOcn oitf etmo 100000 bere6nct,
mo ooS @cbGuoc miro Dem oc$
6iidnorfteS G6nIid icin. Sic
8ronte beiielbcn 0iinct lid noA Dem
GentresM urfets Spoce. Die NrbcitS.
plane fir Sen 6ii6nlorft muroen &c.
autof1tct, uno sic Spc5ififotionen
fir Sen @nll mer6en 3luci Tnqc6otc
iorOcrm fir StrCbcpiciler ans SoG}
rm6 oilS Gonfrct.
Sic @oiicrbcbGr0c
belt gcItcrn cine StBnnA in mcl6cr
cine Geroronnl9 5ltr G%rb0bung scr
@oiicrmictbc fir SGlicr bon ~ Biz
is SiB 6ront g%ntgc6ciBcn mur6e.
Die Hotcn lino, pic iie i'm Sabre
1900 morert e6e lic ollf GeronGoiilmg
oeS Mobors &obe8 rcor5irt milrOcn,
unO be6eutcn cine Gr60Gun0 bon 80
GcntS fir S6uier bon 10 SUB rnl6
ooritntCr utt6 cine iold)c BON ST filr
SGuier bon 10 bis t6 SUB, un6 5mor
10 SUB un6 borlnter. So; bon ~ bis
t3 Sui, So; bon IS bis IA Sub Sc;
bon ii biz 10 Sub 81; bon Is bis 1G
Sub, IS. Gte Notcn bon SGuiern
ii6cr 16 SUB Sront mrlrben ifon fritz
bcr reguIirt. Cine GbnIiHc Geroro.
mug, bie iid icbt Dor einen Gomite
tefinbct, miro 5uriidae8oeen utS sic
geitern begutnttete fir bieiel6e iub.
ititltirt ipcrbcn.
Tic @c66roc %crlc6i0tc Iouit utr
@ei6Gfte.
Noti5cu.
Cos Gretutip.G omitc fir sic oqgc-
mcincn &crbeiicrumgcu lit 81 elmer
Sibung am n6d)iten GonncrIto0 Gin,
bcr,lfcu porben.
Stabt Grofnrotor @ritcc ianote
Dem Mobor ein 0utodtcn.
in peldcm er erflGrt, oob Ole NmtS.
tcrnine Der SS. VI. 9ontpop Cams
ais Nid)ter oeS Stcllcr-N Expectations.
@cri6tcS mo Scnrp Dcruel ais
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GommiiiGr am
I. WtGr5 81 Gnbc ge6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17

SditteIfruit, Sdmer5cn, Malaria,
ga grippe unS IAlimme GrfGItnnsen
fnrirt oardD ySlaneb's Ngne Bills"
(and in ifiiiiiser Tprm). Greis 25e.
M~acntbalben p~erfamft.
(SanS, 2&G .oWtt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17

GA
rfagtdis ,De Sote. Die In lmlnaf Gesautt Hata
. ssss'. AMLzM
~na ~ SIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17

Grlet0et morgen oen
Sob. - Der Nc9er Senrp SoneS,
melder SomeS Gnlorn Gu%mnin9bonL
ben NoftuGdter in Dem @rocerpgc.
i6dit Der 6irmo Srep & 60, an Ger
Siio . Central Nuculc, om Nbeto
oeS Z. Sonltor ermoroetc, miro beute
@ormittog I'M @efGngniBbof icine
Ibot am @olgcn biiBen. Der 8ol.
gen lit crridtet lno Die ~ioIgcnoen
3ell9en merben Der 6inribtltng bel
mobucu: Or. Sreoerid W. Sobelnlon,
Ntr, $40. Noro.YucoltroBe; Or. @nl.
fer Z. SdeeIe, Gr. 2029, Wtooiion.
Ipeuie; Gopt. Mott. Seller; Dr.,
Charles 8. WeperS. Ode Wnbiion.
9lpenlc rno McMedeuitroBe; Robt.
&. See @illiomion, Nr. 5t6, Norb-
Gorrollton . slpemie; Or. Sobn ".
Chambers, Nr, Is, @eit-S rnnflin.
StroBe; Or, @corge s. ErcIton, Scr.
$40, Noro.GborleSltroBe; Or. q. g.
&eirle, ier., Nr. 205, @cit-S ranflins
StraBe; Or. &c. q. aeirle, jltn., 9tr.
205, @eit.S ronflinitroBe; NJ. 6.
Se6t, Gdc CHARLES. mo Sombur9.
Strabe; .. &. 9romner, Scr. 1900,
neutrality-suspicious.; Or. Sreberif 8.
Selber, 9tr. ITO, Siio . Yatterion.
Yorf . Mpeniie; Or. g. 6. Sbieme,
9tr, 1875, &i1blnno Ipenuc; 2. q.
Ssruel, Hr. TAG, &eIerpoir. StraBc;
@altcr 6rcp. @r. 227, Siio-Gentrol.
Ipemue; Somes $. @attS, Nr, t21,
9 io.GborIesitroBc; 6reoerid @ooo.
DlteS, Mr. 800, Siio.@roobmop; 81.
6. Tlltts, Goromeit.Gde BON 2ering.
tonitraBe mo Gorf : Ipenue; Sorrp
6. Sobnion, Nr. 412, Sit.Eratt-
Strabe; @nt. 9. @ooo, Nr. 302,
.Marplono Selepbon . @cbduoe."
GrbicIt 2 dobencrat. -
Snl Common .@erid)t erbiclt
Srieorid $. &oerbe gcitern $4,000
Sdooenerias aeeeli Die Stoot 5llge.
ipro6en. Serr aoerbc mor i'll Der
9alperton.Hoao BON ieinem @ogcn
geitiirst, oils oerlelbc aegcn cine @oi.
fcrrobre fiibr.
8ci1icbcn. 6roa sophie
Sint bon Nr. 2O00, Slt-@iabiion.
Sirobe, tpurbc i'm areiseeriht BON
6rnnf Z. @unt acidieoel ben Tie ant
8. StIi 1903 gcbeiratbet botte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17

Die EradJt Der gan5cn InSriitnng
Der Baltimore Ohio" Hopnl Blue
3iige nndl philadelphia unO Neru-
9ort lit bofit bea6tenSpertb.
(4S,52 $3.50
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-14
JUMPS FROM WINDOW.
Man Charged With Lootins an Esta..
Suicides Thus.

New York. oct. i2.-Armitage Math-
ews. secretary OF the county Republic
an commImttee. committed suicide by
jumping from a window Of his resi-
dence. Mathews was under indict-
ment charged with looting an estate
which he had In charge. change Of
venue had been denied Mathews case
and he was to have been placed on
trial at once. The charge against
Mathews grew out Of the wrecking Of
the Federal bank and alleged plumber
ing OF the Weissel estate by David
Rothschild. president OF the bank.
Mathews was local representative Of
the Bankers Security company Of
Cleveland. o.. which Is on Ro,hschlld's
bond for 100000 as administrator Of
the welssel estate. Mathews at one
time was district attorney. He served
three terms ms a member OF the board
OF aldermen. Two years ago he was
made secretary Of the county Repuj-
llcan committee.
Mathews struck on his head. frac-
turing his skull, and died in short
time Mathews. who was a young
man. had advanced rapidly. both In
the practice 81 his profession and poll
tics He was n friend ~ former Gov
ernor Black and Abraham Gruber and
they were loyal 10 him In his trouble
acting ~ his legal advisers and doing
all they could TO aid him 10 obtain the
change ~ venue from this county
Early Thursday morning Mathews re-
ceived special delivery letter. After
reading II hts housekeeper heard him
go 10 the bath room and open the win
dow \ few seconds later he jumped
10 his death. Several tenants IN the
house ln the rear Of the Mathews
apartment saw him jump. A doctor
was hurriediy summoned but could DO
nothing and died I'm few minutes.
Mathews was indicted last May on
charges 81 conspiracy and grand lar
ceny growing out ~ the looting Of The
Welssel estate.
David Rothschlld John W. wooien
and Lawyer Samuel l. Ferguson were
MI Indicted with Mathews on the
same charges
Rothschlld Us already serving long
term in state prison for wrecking the
Federal bank and Wooteu was con-
victed IN June and sentenced 10 nine
years and FIVE months On Sing Sing.
wootan was kept In prison as a possi-
BILE important witness against Mathews
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-14
STILL CORNING
Demand for Mi.O.na Stomach Tablets
Continues TO rease-EndOrsed
and Guaranteed by {. ]. jenkins.

Although Mi-O-na was introduced
in Bryan but short time ago, IL is
today outselling all other medicines
for cure OF indigestion aud stomach
troubles.
Your money back ifyou want Il,
is the way ia which +. j. Jenkins
Is selling this popular remedy. This
Is an unusual plan, but Mi-o-na is so
reliable In almost invariably curing
all forms Of indigestion ana stomach
troubles, except cancer, that he runs
but little risk in selling under u
guarantee of this kind.
Mi-o-nR gives such health aud
strength TO the weakest stomach that
all the food is readily converted into
nutrition, so that Ii gives nourish-
ment and health to the whole
system. In this way nervousness
aud sleeplessness are cured; head
aches, backaches, and rheumatic
pains are prevented, and there will
be no more poor appetite, distress
after eating, heartburn, or debility.
Mi-o-na costs but 90 cents box,
and +. J. jenkins will guarantee to
refund the money II II does not cure.
The risk 10 all his.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-14
EARLY EXTINCTION.
Advent Of Frost Thought Likely &c
Cause This Desired Result.

New orleans. Oct i2.-stln colder
weather, the mercury going to IS at
New orleans and under 20 IN many
other parts OF the state. with frost In
the middle section has increased the
probability 81 the early extinction Of
yellow fever throughout Louisiana and
Mississippi. two states which have
been infected since August last. In
both states conditions are considered "a
be brighter. and with fear practically
passed and people generally utterly
tired with restrictions put upon travel
II II anticipated the era OF quarantine
will soon be over. Except rom Che
Mere Caminada. on the gulf coast. In
Jefferson parish. where. because there
has been no actual tight against u. the
fever continues TO spread. all reports
Thursday morning from the state were
OF the most hopeful character. There
has not been n case at Tallulah for
three days and refugees are returning
TO the town and preparing for opening
business only fifteen cases remain az
kennner hospital. which serves wide
territory. Baton Rouge announces II
II free from fever. only sporadic
cases are left In Terrrebonne parish.
which declares the quarantine will be
raised on the 18th. Patterson's record
OF only two cases and no deaths Is the
best for weeks
The New Orleans report for We'd
nesday Is considered by the marine
hospital authorities the best since July.
There was but a single new focus de-
veloped. while new eases were fewer
than for any time IN two months and
n half and death list lower The num-
Der under treatment i79 was the low
est tot Thursday. The complete col
lapse Of fever Is thought not far dis
tant.
The announcement from Washington
that because 81 fear Of trouble over
quarantine IN" armored cruiser West
Virginia will not come 10 New Orleans
but the president will be- taken "a the
vessel IN the Gulf Of Mexico on a light
house tender. created some surprise
here. The fact that Virginia ports are
raising quarantines and are no longer
requiring health certificates removes
any difficulty the cruiser might have In
returning north from New Orleans
kilograms Thursday brought reports
Of frost as close as Covington thirty
1--WE miles north 81 New Orleans. All
along the Southern Pacific, west and
south Of New Orleans. the t"mpera-
ture went down TO ~ 10 ~ degrees.
Baton Rouge. Alexandria. Amite city
and other towns make reports % frost
From all parts Of the state comes news
Of the probability that guarantees
Will be modified. magnificent effect
has been produced here and through
out the state.
Ten new cases. no deaths. was the
yellow fever report up TO noon Thurs
day.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-14
BITEfoF GIRL WORST
More Poisonous Than a Serpent, |
What Miller Says.
DEATH Is DREADFUL
Arrow dipped In Saliva Of n Nader
In Germany Would Canse Tor.
ture 6reater Than Venom
Of Any Snake.

New York. Oct. Professor W. ID
Miller OF the University OF Berlin sent
shivers down the backs OF the students
Mt Wesleyan college when he an
nounced Ia a lecture that the bite Of a
girl would often bring a quicker and
more horrible death than the bite OF a
serpent. says a dispatch TO the Herald
from Middletown. Conn. Professor
Miller. who has made a special study
OF the bacteria OF the mouth. said that
only a short time ago he experimental
on a girl In Germany. and found that
an arrow dipped in saliva from her
mouth would send its victim in death
throes more terrible than one dipped In
the venom of the most deadly snake.
Professor Miller said that there was
lesson In this for dentists. Neither
should mothers or fathers allow babies
20 chew their fingers. for fatal results
are likely TO come from II.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-14

a saloon. three other buildings and
three bales OF seed cotton burned at
Lone Wolf Okla.
Electric light plant az shawnee
Okla. has been sold 10 g. A. Freu-
naun Of New York.
Washlta Valley Trust company. cap
ital stock 100000. has been organized
at Chickasha, |. r.
Because his horse looked like one
stolen traveller was stopped four
times between Dallas and Wills Point.
An alleged gambling house az Mus
kogee was raided and fifteen arrests
made. The paraphernalia was burned
In the street
Captain Samuel Fossett. n pioneer
Of Bosaue county. Texas. died M Ne
ridian. lie was present az the first lot
sale In Meridian. during 1854
Robert Benicker has been arrested
AT New York He II accused ~ having
three young wives. all now living IN
the same nat and each up 10 this timc
believing herself Benlcker's zone and
only" spouse.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-14

A dispatch from Cleburne says
leading negroes of Johnson county,
headed by r. B. Barnes and forty
others have called a mass meeting
TO be held Sunday at Cleburne TO
take steps to assist the white peo-
pie in preserving the law ana run
ming down loafing negroes who
commit criminal assaults on white
women. 4. l.. Blackshear, principal
of the Prairie View Normal school
will be one Of the speakers. The
Eagle has long wondered why the
colored people have not affected
general organization all over the
country along this line. They are
pretty we'll organized for church,
school and other work, and are
doubtless accomplishing much,
but the crying need OF the race is
TO suppress the loaing, criminal
element.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-14
FROST IN DIXIE.
ESten5ed Into the Northern Portions
Of the Gulf States.

Louisville, oct. i2.-The weather bu-
reau In It's report Of weather condi-
tions Thursday morning says: The
frost line extended into the northern
portions OF the gulf states. while heavy
and some killing frosts occurred in the
Ohio valley and IN the Mississippi
valley as FAR north as Memphis
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-14
WRIGHT WILL RETIRE.
Governor General OF Philippines Dis
satisfied With Situation.

Washington. oct. i2.-By reason OF
what appears to be dissatisfaction with
the situation In the Philippines, Luke
f. Wright. governor general OF the
Philippines and president Of the Phil
ippines commission. will retire from
that position Dec. !. General Wright
r. expected 20 arrive In the United
States during that month. and Is en-
titled 10 six months leave OF absence
prior 20 the formal REIMBURSEMENT OF
his labors as governor general IL IL
understood he will resume the practic.
OF law at Memphis.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-14
AID FOR NATcHEZ.
Louisville win Send Money to the
Poor Of That Place.

Louisville. oct. i2.-Iu response 20 a
telegram from President Miller o. the
Natchez. Miss. relief committee. the
Louisville board Of trade decided 10
canvass the business district ~ this
city for funds To-. aid the yellow fever
sufferers az Natchcz President Mil
ler's telegram read:
THE poor people ~ Natchez who
could not get away are without work
and I'm dire distress. We appealed for
assistance. Can your exchange help
us2"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-14
HORRIBLE FIND.
Head In Front Of House and Rest Of
Man Inside.

New York. oct. i2.-Finding mans
head In front Of 6l5 East Eighteenth
street Thursday led 10 the discovery OF
murder committed probably We'd
nesday night AZ lfs Third avenue. The
head was wrapped In white and blue
shirt and the Sunday supplement Of
German newspaper. Soon after the
head was found a man told the police
he believed the murder had been com
United at the Third avenue address
and the body been cut up. Search OF
the house resulted In the discovery OF
the arms and legs of "A man In suit
case and the trunk Of the body was
found In a closet.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-14
Restrictions Removed.

Louisville. oct. 1.-THE state board
a. health has removed an restrictions
against travellers coming from yellow
fever infected points. No more health
certificates viii be required and inspec-
ton Of passenger trains has been aban-
doned.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-14
In Alabama and Ml,,i,,ippi.

Mobile. oct. i2.-The local weather
bureau received reports Of light frost
from places in Mississippi and Ala
bama as far south as Jackson, Ala
snd waynesboro. Miss. and Thomas
vile. Ala. The latter place reports a
heavy deposit. with temperature 80.
Lake. Miss. reports killing frost. with
temperature 80. Last year the first
frost as far south as waynesboro oc-
CURED oct. 81.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-14
Buy your season ticket now.

Get the habit Of inviting people
10 attend the fair.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-14
Former Chief Justice Dead.

Philadelphia. oct. i2.-Former Chief
Justice Edward NJ. PaNson OF the
Pennsylvania supreme court died al
his home In Bycot. Pa. Death was due
20 complication Of diseases. lie was
eighty-one years Of age.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-14

Speak a good word for Bryan
and Brazos County TO the visitors
next week. Some Of them may
be home seekers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-14
Received With JOY.

Shreveport. oct. i2.-Light frost fell
in this section Wednesday night. No
more welcome sight was ever wit
messed. as Il Is the death knsll Of the
quarantine.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-02
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
ASKED FOR PROOF
Nebraska Legislator Asks for Miracle
In Return for Dropping Hos
tile Bill.

LINCOLN, Neb,, Jan. 2S.-Christiar
Scientists are considering the advisa
bllity OF giving the legislature a dem
nnstration OF the effectiveness of faith
healing They have been directly
challenged and are understood to bt
divided as to whether TO take up the
gauntlet.
The challenge was the result of Rep
r~esentatiye Mullins introduction Of
bill providing stringent penalties fol
attempts at Christian Science treat
ment for persons suffering from infec,
tious diseases.
The Scientists at once organized
powerful opposition. Then Repre-
sentative Muilin issued his challenge
One Of the house doorkeepers is an ole
soldier who has been deaf for a mum
Der Of years.
'If you will restore that mans hear
ing / will withdraw my BILL" declared
Mullin.
Many of the rank and file Of the
cult are confident that If all The
Scientists In Nebraska would unite in
prayer the man would be restored IL
hearing, but the more eminent leaders
doubt the a~dvisaoility Of the test.