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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-01
TEXAS BOY HAzEo.
He ls Said to Have Been Subjected 10
Outrageous Treatment.

san Angelo. Tex, oct. 5.-Frank. the
seventeen year-old son OF T. +. Bell.
OF this city, is In a serious condition In
the hospital OF Columbia university. at
Columbia, Mo. He has been uncon-
scious for several days from the effects
Of hazing by older students. The boys
father received n telegram that his son
was very III with high fever and to
come at once. Mrs. Bell has received n
telegram here from her husband. stat
ing that hazlng was the cause OF the
boys illness The boy has recognized
his father and asked, where's NAM
maj" and went back into delirium. Tho
enraged father, a capitalist OF this city
Is determined OF find the boys who
hazed his son, and win do his utmost
TO have them severely punished by law.
The school faculty Is aiding Mr.. Bell.
The boys mother IN heartbroken over
the affair. The nature OF the boys in
Juries Is not known here. but the haz-
ing must have been extremely severe.
as the boy Is a big. stout fellow. The
affair Is causing much criticism here.
a. Frank Is popular.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-01
Tho small ,lenthca na...

Tie small mouthcd bass fully de
serves his reputation Tor being yIgor.
Gus and gamy from iafaucy. lie Is
extremely pusnaci0us by nature and
has lighting tactics peculiarly his own
which Tor strength. activity and craft
are uuequalei. ! once took a bass four
inches long on spoon hook. the bowl
Of which was more than two inches
long This bass does not hesitate 20
tackle that terror of al other fish
the fierce and voraCious pickerel With
his first dorsal I'm rigidly set up. he
lays OF some ten or twenty feet and
then makes rapid dash right into and
under the long face" forcing him a.
clear out at once or ripping him so
badly that he Is hors de combat The
fact has been established that bass In.
troduced into pond containing pick.
erel will ultimately destroy the latter
The same fate awaits other hsh. In
cluding trout -Outiug
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-01
MENTIONED BRIEFLY.

Vice President Carrai OF Mexico Is
iil.
China will form a third naval squat
ron.
Gainesville. Tex. bricklayers have or
ganized a union
Winter visitors are pourlu- into
Brownsville. Tex
II. J. Mckay had an arm badly NASH
ed between ears at AtoN T. +.
\ head ON freight collision occurrei
at Armstrong T. r. No damage
Five small boys had 90 dght 90 W,d-
isonvIlle. Tex. one was badly cut
san Antonio commission has remor-
ed nineteen policemen ana nrcm.u
Remains OF late Mr.. Francis Burton
Harrison VIII b. Inferred 40 san Mlr.o
Cal
Private Albee Of the FYuh cavalry
died az Fort Brown near Brownsville
Tex
4. q. Campbell % oklahoma CITY
will build courthouse 40 Enid Hls biI
was $50 600
f. q. AatAiNNtA 90 A'aAiaaH NNlrNIANNA |.n
sixty-cighth birthday by cntertaiu.He
100 friends
Three frame business houses 40 Cad
Do. I T were destroyed By dre. invaIy-
ing $4,000 loss
Cotton stors house q Planters Conn
press company az Caldwell. Tex burn
cd. Loss o. $4,000
Jim Clark died nine miles west o.
Fort Worth from injuries received In
falling on % a mill
In a quarrel II Shawnee. Okla. Bur
ton GUN. "a youth. was perhaps fatally
hurt. The other party escaped.
Green Fate. n negro. was given 600
Sherman, seven years for criminal ass
sault on a little girl OF his own race
4 thief snatched handbag and
watch from Mrs. J. g. Moore at Fort
Worth while she was walking along
street.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-01
ADVISED TO HOLD.
Armstrong Says Not TO Permit Life In
suranee Policies Lapse.

New York Nov. Ex-senator Arm
strong chairman OF the committee ap-
pointed by the New York Legislature &C.
investigate life Insurance. issued q
Thanksgiving greeting to polIcyholders.
advising them not to let their policies
lapse The address follows:
4 am asked for brief message 10
policyholders on the eve OF our ad-
iournment for the month and am glad
to make this following statement:
do not allow your policies Ia lapse
on account 81 anything revealed hy this
investigation.
"Policyholders are IN no worse posi-
ton than before the investigation bee
gan and their position ought TO stearily
improve as our inquiry proceeds.
'Thel cgisll' we viii recommend
WIN undoubtedly safeguard ana
strengthen the rights o. policy holders
but those who suffer the policies to
lapse viii lose the benefit 81 what rle
been done already. as well as what we
hope Co accomplish
NO sacrifice now ought 20 be made
by po iCy-holders and patience and
courage Tor short time. 90 VIII n1t
only prevent loss. but enable this COM
mlttee 90 render the best service 90 tts
greatest number"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-01

IL In q fact that Nelson's famous sig.
nal 20 the feet at Trafalgar was in In
original form. England 'confidss' mot
'expects1 that every man viii do his
duty" This IA the story ms given by
Captain Pasco. Nelson's nag lieutenant
on the Victory: Ellis lordship came &c
me on the poop. and after ordering Ger
tain signals to be made about n quar-
ter 90 noon he said, Mr.. Pasco. I wish
10 say 10 the fleet. England conndes
that every man win do his duty
And he added. You must be quick. for
have one more TO make. which Is for
close action replied. III your lord
ship will permit me TO substitute Eek
poets" for "confides." the signal will
soon be completed, because the word
expects" Is In the vocabulary. where
as "confides" must be spelled His
lordshlp replied In haste and with
seeming satisfaction. That will do,
Pasco: make II directly" And the
famous signal was made. - London
Chronicle.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-01
sURvoN GIVES BOND.
Convicted Senator VIII at Once Appeal
70 the Supreme Court.

St Louis Nov se.-United states
Senator Ralph Burton OF Kansas. who
was sentenced IN the United States cir
cult cour 20 serve six months In the
Iron county Jail NJ ironton. NO. and to
pay fine Of $500 AS the penalty Tor
ronviction on the Indictment charging
that he had acted In the capacity OF a
paid attorney In behalf OF the Riaito
Grain and Securities company Of So.
Louis. before the postofhce depart
ment to prevent the issuance OF a fraud
order. was released on bond In the sum
u 81. 900 with X. &. Kerenes as surety
II $1,000 with II. &. Kerens as surety.
Execution OF sentence was stayed pend
NIX appeal.
Senator Burton was found guilty
early last Sunday morning on sis
counts OF an indictment, four of which
charged that he agreed to receive corn
pensatlon for his service as an attorney
before the postofhce department In be
half OF the Rialto Grain company. au1
Two charging that he received such
compensation.
Judge Vandeventer imposed sentence
81 imprisonment on one count In each
Of these two divisions. making the
terms concurrent. and In addition as
sessed the fine on but one OF the counts
As provided In statute i7s.. which SEN
ator Burton was convicted OF having
violated. Judge vandevcnter imposed
the additional penalty debarring SEN
ator Burton forever from holding any
office Of honor. trust or profit under
the United States government
The sentence imposed In the pre-
vlous trial and conviction Of Senator
Burton before Judge Adams was six
months in the Iron county jail and to
pay "A fine Of $1,000. on appeal the ver-
diet was reversed by the United Staets
supreme court.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-01
CUSTER PROCEEDINGS.
They Have Been Filed Against a cou7
" Attorney In kansaa.

Topeka Nov SEC c. Coleman. mt
tomey general has filed In the suprsu.
court an amended petition in oust.i
proceedings against James S. Gibson
county attorney for wyandotte coun-
~. A. IN original petition. Mr.. Cole
man specifically charges Gibson with
violating his oath Of office by permit
ting Joints TO run with his knowledge
and consent.
He alleges Gibson demanded and re-
ceived So from each Joint" keeper In
the county as a bride These payments
he asserted. made Immunity from ar
rest and prosecution But in this
amended petition the attorney general
says even the brewers were taxed IS
for each saloon owned and operated by
them In the county and gamblers al
lowed TO run openly by paying a stlp-
ulated sum Of money 10 Gibson quar-
terly. The amended petition goes much
further than the original in that ~
gives n list OF "Jointists" whom. IL Is
alleged. paid Mr.. Gibson for immunity.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-01
oEsPeRATE BATTLE.
Troops and Sailors Fight and a Great
Number Of Casualties.

So Petersburg. Nov sos ,stapol
was Wednesday the scene OF (fyesrer-
ate battle between the mutiPs sailors
and the troops in the fortA ~ shore
During the battle the town ana the
forts were bombarded by the guns Of
the cruiser otchakoff. which lies a
burning wreck Off Admiralty Point. It's
hull riddled with shells an dis fiaunt-
Ink red ensign Of revolution hauled
down.
Many OF the crew OF the otohaken
were killed or wounded.
According To one report the barracks
of the mutineers' was carried by storm
after the mutinous fleet. which IL said
to have numbered ten vessels. had sur
rendered and the phole position is now
In the hands OF the troops under the
command of General Nepleuff.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-01
eusoNIc PLAGUE RAGING.
Yokohama Is Said to BE Badly infected
with II.

Seattle, Wash. Nov. Bubonic
plague is raging in Yokohama, accord
ing 10 officers OF the steamship Dn
kota, and possibly no more vessels Will
be given a clean bill OF health until
the scourge Is wiped out Four deaths
had resultey from this disease before
the steamer Dakota sailed and many
reports Of sickness were received. VIII
liam II. Lopp. surgeon on the steam
er. stated that few IN any more yes
sells would be allowed to leave Yoko-
hama.
The Japanese authorities are TAX
Ing every precaution to prevent the
spread u the dread disease, said DR.
Lopp. but In spite Of all they can do
many deaths will result There Is lit
tie doubt that the city will be quaran-
tined. In fact II Is the only way TO
stamp II out. The japanese physicians
are among the finest in the world. They
go into everything thoroughly and take
elaborate precautions 20 prevent the
contagion from spreading"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-01
MET AT MONTGOMERY.

Alabama Division Of Southern Cotton
Association convenes at Capital.
Montgomery. Ala. Nov. 50.-A con-
ventlon OF the Alabama division OF the
Southern Cotton association was held
In Montgomery Wednesday Harvie
Jordan. president Of the association.
was present and delivered speech
Pledges were signed for holding 5000
bales for 10 cents pound. and a cam
paign TO remove from the market all
cotton yet I'm the hands OF the growers
was started Congressman Henry D.
Clayton Of the Third Alabma district
addressed the cotton planters and in
Weighed against speculation in futures
About 200 representative cotton grow
ers from all parts OF the state were
present.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-01

The Russian Emperor Ivan ". once
ordSred one OF Ills high court officials
10 procure for him measure full OF
neas. and when the poor man failed.
through the friskiness OF the insects In
jumping ont u the measure. had his
head cut OF and inflicted n fine OF 1000
rublss on the city Of Moscow for It's
share In the failure. on other occa.
sions he would wander away into the
country with some boon companions
and few Gagged bears, and when he
came 90 peaceful village would let
slip the bears and shrek with laughter
as the villagers rushed for safety or
fell victims 10 the hungry animals.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-01
Needless.

The good fairy called her assistant
and showed her a golden box.
Take this box" she said. "and lock
II carefully in the safe. II contains
good advice"
MY Mistress" replied the assistant,
why should we lock up good advlcei
No one VIII ever take lt"-Puck
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-01
NOTABLE NuPTiALs.
Son Of oregon's Executive and Iouis.
lana Belle United In WedIoek.

Natchez. Miss. Nov. sO.-Dr. Charles
Chamberlain, son OF Governor Cham
berlain OF oregon. and Miss Deborah
Boatner, daughter Of Judge j. s. Boat
ner ~ Vidalia. La. were married at
the Presbyterian church "Wednesday
night The wedding was a fashionable
event. The bride Is nineteen years Of
age and one OF the most beautiful girls
In the south
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-01
EMPEROR PROTESTS.
korea's Monarch Urges President Not
TO Sever Diplomatic Relations.

Paris. Nov. 3O-The Korean minister.
Min Veung Tchan. In an Interview with
the correspondent Of the Associated
Press az the minister was taking q
train for Cherbourg. whence he will
sail for the United States to present 90
President Roosevelt a meassage from
the emperor OF Korea asking the
United States not 10 sever diplomatic
relations with Korea, said in case his
mission was unsuccessful Il would
mean the end Of the Korean govern
ment an Korea nationality.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-01
WAS SUCCESSFUL.
Superintendent worshsm 10 Operated
on For Appendicitis.

Austin. oct. 3.-Governor Lanham
received a telegram from Mrs. Il. NJ
worsham at New York stating tina,
her husband. superintendent OF the
state insane asylum az Austin. had
been successfully operated on for APP
pendicitls.
Rumors were current here Tuesday
that Monk Gibson was In Jail al Edna
and that the fact was being concealed
TO keep n mob from getting him. The
adJutant general shipped n quantity OF
arms and ammunition 20 Edna for use
OF troops n required.
Trustees OF deaf and dumb insti-
tute set Wednesday. oct. Z. as the
date for them to meet here and elect
a successor to Superintendent McNulty.
whose resignation was handed TO the
governor some days ago.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-01
Much Inu.nlrv on Party

Buffalo. y. Y. Nov 3O.-Jewels worth
$4,000 10 $4,000 were found on an alleged
pickiocket by detectives. The prisoner
gave the name Of walter Dixon" ana
boosted that he was well known 20 the
police Of the west The jewelry was
stolen from the home OF former Mayor
White OF Woodstock. ont
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-01
SHEDS BURNED.
Seventy Fine Electric Cars Either De.
stroyed or DAMAGED.

City OF Mexico. Nov. 3o.-Fire de-
stroyrd the car sheds OF the Indianula
station. adjoining the power plant Of
the Federal District Electric Street
Railway company. Seventy fine cleo
trio cars were burned or badly damag-
ed. The loss Is estimated at $50 900.
The fire Is said 10 have originated
from the gear OF one OF the cars In
the shed. II gained such rapid head
way that II was almost impossible for
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-01
Settled Out Of Court.

Boston. Nov. 3O.-A settlement out Of
court by which Thomas w. Lawson
and the firm Of Lawson. weldenneld a
Co. turn over $4,000 to Receiver
George Wharton Pepper OF the Bay
State Gas company OF Delaware was
confirmed by Judge Lowell OF the United
States circuit court.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-01
Appeal 20 Be Made.

New York, Nov. 30-Notlco was
served by Corporation Counsel Delaney
on counsel for w. r. Heart that an APP
peal would be made before n "rearru-
ment" ~ Judge Amends order TO open
the ballot boxes from five election dis
tricts
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-01
Cromwell In charoe.

New York. Nov 3O.-Treasurer Crorr-
well of the Mutual Life Insurance COM
pany vii be- president temporarily
President McCurdy's RESIGNATION hav-
Ing been accepted Wednesday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-01
WHY?

The reason One Minute Cough Cure relieves cough
n ore minute Is bscsuss Il acts first o. the mucous
memhrans night where the cough iroublss-in the
throat o. dscp-sested on the lungs, destroying the
microbes or cough germs and clearing the phsgn.
One Minute Cough Cure not only destroys the Dis
ease germs and clears out their poison. bit Il gves
ai4oa.i 49, s14..i.y 10 the delicate mombfahsi
which protect the throat and lungs. Opens the aif
passages ard promotes unobsirvcied breathing,
Causes The blood 10 receiys rs natural supply q
oxygen. thus efhliraing the pulmonary organs With
such strength ard vgor that the lungs and bronchid
tubes become blvsfks agailEs the Inception Of dis
ease Asihna. Bronchitis. La Grippe, Ced On the
Lungs and all Pulmonary Complaints that are clTaba
are quickly cured b. the uso Of
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-01
Oil Mill Burns.

Bartlett, Tex. oct. 3.-The oil mill
at this place was destroyed by IRE at
an early hour Tuesday morning.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-01
There Wa. a Limit.

An trtsbman ona dav wont Into ,he
..oo ., : h.rh.r o., 90, .hovo1 After
holm, nronor,v sested and the latbey
about hal, nnnIIad the barher was
called % am adioining room where he
was detained FOR some time The bar.
her had IN the ahop "a A net n monkey.
which was continually initiating its
master. IA soon M tho latter left tho
room the monkey grabbed the brush
and, proceeded 20 finish latherlng the
Irsshman's face. After doing this he
took a razor from it's case and strop
ped Il and then turned 10 the freshman
TO shave him.
"shtop thatg' said Pat. I'VE can tuck
the towel In me neck aud put the soap
on me face. but. begorrah, yer fathers
got TO shave mar
What the Teacher Must uo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04

SHOCK FELT Twelve I! | |; e: MILES 1 i:
u {By Associated PRESS. ) NJ

& BENTON, LII, pril II 81. Some fifty
miners were entomb bed to-day IN Joseph
Letter $ mine at zeigler by a terrific 5ex-
plosion OF gas, and 1t is probable that
thirty or more OF the buried men are
dead. Thus far. fifteen bodies have been
recovered, and more than thirty arc said
to be dead. nhe explosion, 1t is said,
was due to the fact that the Letter mines
are not worked on Sunday, thus allowing
gas to accumulate If the lower workings.
When between thirty-f1ve and forty
miners had descended into the mine to-
day to resume work. an awful explosion
blew the mouth of the mine high into
the air. One OF the steel cages was
blown to the surface from the bottom Of
a 5O0-ioot shaft. The shock Of the eX-
.ploslon was felt at Benton, twelve miles
northeast OF Zeigler. a teamster driving
along road half q mile from the mine
was covered with falling cinders, and
debris covered the floor of his wagon half
an inch deep. One miner was killed and
four were severely injured at the mouth
of the shaftsin which the explosion oc-!
Cured. 5rs
The work OF rescue was begun at once.
by miners who We're arriving when the
explosion took place. The main shaft,
however, was Ilemo;ishad so hat rescue
work had to be carried On through tho.
air shaft. This has Murdered the work
Of aiding the entombed men to such an
extent that when darkness. fell tonight
only three bodies and one injured man.
had been brought to the surface. These
bodies were found forty feet from the
bottom Of the air shaft and this, for
many hours, was IS far as the rescuerss
were able to penetrate the shaft.
Predicted Explosion.
A committee of union miners from
Duquoin and other ncighboring mining
towns, headed by District President Nor.
ris, hastened to Zeiglcr soon after tho
explosion occurred and Offered their aid.
The bodies or the dead are so blackened
that they cannot at once be identified.
Rolla Campbell is the Injured miner
brought out OF the shaft, and 1T is said
that he cannot live. Cnmpbells Ia con-
scious, but he Is unable to give any ex-
PLANTATION of the accident. IL K s{ &Ys
C,EE, Childress, a striking Zeigler miner
last October predicted In nprinted arti-5
Gle that an explosion was likely TO occur
on account OF what he termed Improper
ventilation of the shafts.
There was much excitement! among
miners when the accident became known,
because there had been strike Of Ions
duration, and many conflicts had occurred
between strikers and union miners.
4 An all-day Investigation tends to show
that I he catastrophe was due to the accl-
dental explosion of accumulated gas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
] F,ourqureat,, Temple q Co.
%All.Over Laces.

We have drawn from
the four corners Of the
fashion world for this
seasons gathering Of
Allover Laces-it is by
long odds the fullest col.
lection we have ever
made. So comprehensive
indeed that not to find
what one wants seems
practically impossible.
r Waists of these are
styles foremost favorite
with dressy people. 4
To-day an exceptional
value, in many desirable
patterns, at $1.oo a yard.
Other splendid values
in immense variety
At 1925 yard to s5c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
MISS WOODR1FF's FALL.
Reticence Of Club Officers Re e:
snonsible for Exaggerated Report

fsnecial to Tho Times Dispatch.1 -
ORANGE, a., April 3.--Miss Bette
woodriff, ct New York. WHO received a
bad fail while riding to the Orange hu y.
veil Owing to- the reticence Of the
Orange Sna,i Hunt officers, out Of deferencs,
to the young lahy's wishes, 3eXagge,ratt' ed
reports were sent out and nd. i the e, ar q
Il The he exact version Of the affair Is as
follows: Miss Woodruff was not feel
ing we'll when she started out, and It be-
ing q warm day, and the pace bein
quite fast, she became more or less ex-
hausted, and after going clear over Q a
fence, and having gotten nearly fifty
yards from It.. she. apparently tainted
She was not dragged. as stated but
she did suffer q dislocation of both ell
(
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
TWO CHILDREN BITTEN.
Came to Richmond Pasteur IN
stitute for Treatment.
Especial 10 The Times Dlspatc

y, lSpeelhI 10 70 THV ss.pISpatrh ~ D.,
Joseph Cooper, n Southern Railway Con-
ductor on the freight. yards here, but
whose home Is at Gulford College, left
mond, to carry two Of his children, n
boy and girl. seven and nine years old,
to the Pasteur Institute there TO be
While playing with a dog at Guiltord
College, one day last week. the chill
8dren were bitten by the ANIMAL there
being several considerable scratches on
i half playful, half vicious effort to In
Il lict greater wounds. Or. VIM. ], IT,.
Jlorsone, the family physician. was con.
suited, and had the dog killed, his head
d being sert to Pasteur expert for ex-
animation.