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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-16
PARTY RETURNS
Health and Commercial Men Had a
Successful Trip.

Health and Commercial Men Had
Successful Trip
New Orleans Feb i5.-United Fruit
company steamer Anselm bearing
Manager Ellis and health and CONNER.
cial representative OK Louisiana. Mis-
sissippl. Alabama anI Texas who had
been on tour OF ports of Central
America. with "a view OF securing CO
operation la the matter Of reducing
danger from yellow fever have re-
turned 10 New Orleans. An ambulance
WAS awaiting AZ the wharf when tho
ship landed 20 convey Captain Luis
Rivera. who commanded TO an in
hrmary Captain Riyara had been
stricken with appendicitis several
days ago
Returning members OF the party say
that the trip has been most success
ful one An important resolution was
adopted by the members Of the party
a. a meeting held on the Aneelm as
tho result Of observations made on the
trip They follow.
THAT We urge upon the surgeon
general and health authorities OF the
southern states the necessity for the
appointment OF a high type OF repre-
sentatlyes at the various Central
American ports.
That we urge those representatives
10 use their influence with the local
authorities at fruit ports 60 maintain
strict quarantine against their infect
ed neighbors. II any. and 10 sanitate
and protect their ports against any pos
sible sickness.
THAT no detention OF either freight
or passengers. except for purposes OF
fumigatIon. be maintained against
morris that are actually known TO be
healthy, such as Cebu, Blueheids ana
Iimon. the same having been for the
mast year or more maintaining strict
quarantine against infected ports.
.That quarantine be applied against
Messengers. but not freight. from ports
that had yellow fever during the past
few months with a Likelihood OF re-
crudescence ot same.
THAT the Central American repuo-
lies be urged through the state depart.
ment 10 adopt modern methods and
means OF sanitation at all their ports.
furnishing them with a good water
supply by establishing good drainage
ana sewerage and Abolishing the use
OF clsterns and other like water recop-
iacles.
IT Is believed that in view OF the
existing conditions at the port OF Be
lie and precautions being taken by
health authorities there TO prevent fur
Their trouble that II may be arranged
10 bring passengers f'cfn there py -tfs'-
talniy them six days at the quaran-
tine station at Belize before boarding a
/ steamer"
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HAraeo INTENSE.
Eyewitness Of Recent Shanghai Riots
Describes the Scene.

san Francisco. Feb &c. y. Young.
an eyewitness Of the r-~cnt riots In
shanghai. arrived from the orient on
the steamer Doris. lie tells Of the in
tense anti.foreign sentiment that ex'
lists among Chinese and predicts an
uprising viii take place within the
next few months. Mr. Young says 200
Chinese were killed IN the riots In
Shanghai. and only the presence of for.
eign gunboats there prevented the
wholesale slaughter - Americans and
Englishmeu. Young represents 10
cal firm. but because OF the boycott
he was unable 10 transact business
with Chinese merchants.
MIR Young said The riots In
Shanghai had their inception because
OF the action OF the British consular
court ! was In Shanghai on Decem.
Der rs, the day of the outbreak. and
remained there for a few days. but fol.
lowing which all foreigners were com.
PEELED TO carry rifles In order To pro
tect themselves from harm. II seems
Chinese woman was accused ~ trnf
ficking IN slave girls. She was hauled
before the consular court She was
found guilty and sent 10 Jail The
Chinese protested and immediately the
riots started The rioters ran from
street 10 street. searching for foreign.
ers Reyolvers and rifles were shat by
Americans. and Chinese answered
with yolieys 81 stones Many were
hurt by nying missiles but ! heard
OF no fatalities amone Americans or
English. one English woman was at.
tackled anu dragged bv her hair She
was rescued by party %. her country.
men
Il know OF one instance where a
party az foreigners was driven To bay
/ By q mob and compelled 10 KIN six OF
/ their assailants before they put them
10 Eight Chinese government officials
are powerloss 10 put an end To the up.
rising. and Il is only the warships tina,
/ brought the affair 10 n speedy termina.
| ton. That there viii be- trouble In
/ China Is an almost certainty Al the
Chinese want now is a leader The
/ hatred ~ foreigners there .s intense.
/ and an the pupulaCe want is someone
10 stir them 90 repeat The atrocities OF
the Boxer uprising Foreigners wno
visit Canton "a the present 20 80 at
the risk of iIie Crowds gathered
about foreigners ia the streets 81 the
/ city. and ON several occasions ! have
/ seen women irsultcd by Cninese.
Trade conditions In China 40 pres.
cnt are frightful The boycott II on
as usual Not one 10 China will take
American rooas II s absolutely use
less 90 endcayor 90 son American man
ufacturod goods 90 chinese. IN this
interior O. ~ worse than In the larger
/ cities
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Y. W. osALsv o,es.
Former Secretary and Treasurer Of A.
n. aelo a Co. No More.

Mine-al Wells. Tex. Feb. is.-Thom.
as w. Dcaley. for more than thirty
Ave years connected with the firm Of
A. II. Belo & Co. iwenty.hv Of which
he served as secretary and treasurer
passed away here at , O'Clock this
morning
For two years Mr. Deaicy. who has
been In feeble health. has been resi-
dent OF this city From 1870 up TO that
time he resided al Galveston. Al the
last meeting Of the stockholders OF the
firm 81 A. r. Beio a. Co. publlshers ..
the Galveston and Dallas News Mr.
Dcaley resigned as secretary ant
treasurer owing TO his feeble condition
r W. Dealey was born al Liverpool
England Jan. 6. 1858. aud came {,
America In 1870 A month al,cr com
ing 10 the United States. then hfteer
years old he catered the Galveston
News Office as Office hoy. and rose az
10 secretary and treasurer. rosigninl
| Ian. % last
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BRIEFLY NOTED.

Wichita Falls. Tex. will have ten
miles OF concrete sidewalks.
Alberto Lopez found dead at Calves
ton with bullet In his head
c. 3. Marshall. a leading citizen OF
Dallas county. died near Mesquite.
United States Marshal Alternately
was rendered a banquet at Lawton.
A farmer named ance was found
dead IN bed near GAINESVILLE. Tex.
Governor Cummins OF Iowa cannot
serve on life insurance committee for
lawson.
Jewelry valued at $500 was stolen
from the buggy OF Mrs c. e. links, az
Denisou.
Mugkogee soap factory. capacity 49,.
900 pounds per day has commenced
operations
Near Nacogdochos. Tex. Wllliau.
Ramsey. n negro. was shot from apl
hush and killed.
Several hundred Hoo.Hoos arc d
pectcd at the Shreveport cOncaiena
tion. February -.
First state aBnk nc Red Oak. Ellis
county Texas. capital stock $4,000
has filed is charter.
Lucille Brooks, a little girl. fell into
q tub OF hot water az Lampasas. Tex.
and was badly soalded.
At the end OF the grand march dur.
ing a ball at Gainesville. Tex. =. r.
Sherwood dropped dead.
Senior class OF girls at Bates col
lsge. Lewiston. Me-. held a mock
acknowledgement wedding
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STAY AT TYLER
Supreme Court Decides Against the
Gotten Belt Railway.

Gotten beft HaiiWal
Austin Feb. l5.-Tho supreme court
here handed down us decision In the
famous Tyler Cotton Belt ease in
which Il holds that the Cotton Belt
cannot remove Us general Offices. ma
CHR, shops and round houses away
from Tyler This is a complete vic
tory for the people ol TYLER. Some
time agn the Cotton Uait desired TO re-
move liz shops io rsSarkHna and Ty'
Ter obtained an iuiun' ton against such
removal on q hearing ot Che case be
fore jury n verdict was returned
against Tyler. Tbs court OF civil APP
peals affirmed he decision OF the lower
court and the supreme court granted
writ OF error ard reversed all hold
ines OF the lower courts except the
Injunction. which was originally grant
cd. and th'r Is affirmed. The opinion
was by Associate Justice Brown. and
Is based principally on Article 1867 Of
the Revised Statutes. which, In effect
Is that railroads must maintain a gen
eral Office at the place named In the
charter The court holds that Tyler
RECEIVERS all costs IN suit from The
railroad
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SENSATIONAL TRAGEDY.
James HarGeastle Takes the Life Of
James Hubert.

James FtaFtNeahiN aNNF ~ -''N
James Hubert.
Houston. Feb -. - sensational
killing occurred at the Comfort hotel
shortly before noon Thursday. All par
ties involved are from Humble. The
dead man is Jim Hubert and his STAY
er James Hardcastlc. foreman for the
Moonshine on company. Hubert
was helper for the same company
Hardcastles wife was the cause Of
the tragedy She came to Houston
"Wednesday and Hubert followed
Hardcastle. armed. arrived Thursday
morning aud began search for the cou.
ple. lie found his wife az the Comfort
hotel with the mans oyercoat hanging
on the rack lie demanded 10 know
whose IL was. She refused 10 tell Al
that moment Hubert appeared and
aardcastlc pulled his gun Tho woman
fought Hike n tigress with her husband
10 save the life of Hubert, hut he over
powered her. thorwing her to the foor
powered her. throwing her 20 the iioor
bert's neck with one shot.
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MONROE EDGE

Remember we know how 20 get
property for safe al It's true value,
and "you bet We know how 70 sell
Il. We don't like TO swap without
some boot; but Ia order 20 trade
quick We won't ask any boot pro-
vlded 'yourns" IS good a. "ourn. ~
We have 10 acre farm. 10 acres
iu cultivation, good black land, will
make bale "a tbs acIo: = pecan
trees. good peach orchard, all under
fence. line post timber on the tract.
Will exchange above farm for place
ia Rryan.
Come quick, or some one else will
get Il
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cowAN DEPARTS
Goes 70 Washington TO Work for
ThirtY.SIx Hour Law.


Thirty.Sis Hour Law,
Fort Worth Feb l5-Judge Sam
Cowan goes TO Kansas City rs a mem.
Der Of the committee OF the American
National livestock association to con
fer with commission men relative 10
advanced charges being fought by The
cattlemcn He viii go 60 Washington
from there to push the thirty six hour
law. and expresses the belief that the
cattlemen will win.
Colonel Ike r. Pryor. who Is here
from San Antonio, says all south Tex.
as has had good rains and fat cattle
shipments will increase 50 per cent
The Fort Worth hog market doomed
Thursday. hogs selling at go, the
highest price ever paid here. Receipts
for the past month show an increase OF
90 per cent Cattle also show q big
increase
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sHEEPmAN ARRESTED.
Wanted in Texas to Answer Charge Of
Embezziensnt.

Roswell. n. NJ, Feb. ia sensa.
ton was caused here by the arrest Of
John n. Harrison, a well known sheep.
man. on the charge Of embezzllng
$500 in Robertson county. Texas.
Harrison bore a god reputation here
and had been a resident OF the Pacos
valley for five years He accompanied
Sheriff Rushing TO Robertson county.
Texas, without requlsltioE papers.
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EVENING GEORGIAN.
Joe Temple Graves Will Establish an
Afternoen PAPER.

Atlanta. Feb. i5--Joe Temple Graves
whose resignation as editor Of the
News was announced Tuesday. made
preliminary announcement that he will
re-enter the Afternoon newspaper field
with n new daily 20 be known as the
Evening Georgian. He will be asso-
ciatcd with Frederick l.. Seelcy
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DILuKE CHOSEN.
Ne viii 6e official Representative Of
Apaehes at Fort Sill.

Lawton. Ok, Feb i5-Asa Diluke
youngest son OF Chief whoa OF The
Nedri division of the Apache Indian
tribe in Mexico. has been chosen
fetal representative of the Apache
tribe on the Fort sin reservation.
This election practically dethrones
Chief Geronimo. once a formidable ri
val OF Chief Whoa. and delegates %
Diluke all powers OF chlefialnship. The
election was held on the military resor.
walton. Diluke will go 10 Washington
to ask that the Apache a be be re-.
leased from military detention and
given allotmeEts on the lslowa-Co-
manche reservations.
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CAUGHT UNDER COX.
Farmer Held an involuntary Prisoner
All Niaht.

Guthrie. Feb. 5.--Lawren Clark. a
well known farmer Of Woods county.
was caugL, underneath a falling wag.
on box. near Manchester. Monday
night. and kept an involuntary pris.
oner until the next morning. when a
search was instituted for him and his
predlcament learned. In going home
from Manchester his wagon upset and
he was imprisoned underneath the
box
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Two silver Vases and vslvssls Piece
Of Embroidery.

Washington. Feb. i5.--The wedding
presents OF the emperor Of japan to
Miss Roosevelt consis, 81 Two silver
yasen and valuable piece of Japanese
embroidery The embroidery consists
Of piece ol sllk oi heavy gold thread
but the greater part ~ the pieces ID
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embroidered with chrysanthemums
done in white silk on gold.
Secretary and Mrs. Bonaparte have
sent as a wedding gift very hand
some piece de milleu OF repousse sii
yer In the center OF Il several fancl
ful figures have been wrought and the
edge of the piece Is open worked.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-16
TICK HEARING.
harrington and Morgan Made lntsr
eating Addresses.

Washington Feb i5.-At the tick
hearing before TIE agricultural CON
mittce Thursday strong addresses were
made by President Harrington OF Tex
as Agricultural and Mechanical col
lege and Professor Morgan OF Louisi
ana In demand OF freedom from quar-
antine restriction ~ such districts be
low quarantine line as are free OF ticks
and for liberal appropriations to help
the south get rid OF ticks.
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Relieved Last Survivor.

Fort Payne. Ala, Feb. i5-Shadrack
Bray. believed 10 have been the last
survivor Of the Seminole war OF 1886.
Is dead AZ his home on Sand Mountain.
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KNssa.s GIFT ARRIVES.
u Is Finely Wrought Bracelet Of
Great Value.

Washington Feb 1.-THE personal
gift Of Emperor william OK Germany %
Miss Alice Roosevelt has Just arrived
In Wa hingtcn ~ o. finely wrought
hrrc.'nt III ra-r rr'r..
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Hail Bound over.

Dcnlsou. Feb l5.-Moso Wall. q ne
gro. charged with insulting o. little
white girl was bound over in 5000
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Ground to Pieces.

Lake Charles. La. Feb. i5.-Andrew
Moulton. a negro. on a Southern Pa
clflc train was thrown from the train
by a sudden jerk and ground 10 pieces
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chlnroforn.d and Rohh.d.

san Antonio. Feb. Burglars Wis.
tied the room OF J. NJ Hollis, an aged
man. while he was asleep. chlorofOrm.
cd him and took SIS from his trousers
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Lakewood. y j.. Feb -. - There
was little change Boz John A. McCalis
condition Thursday morning
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aankruptev Petition Filed.

san Antonio. Feb. 10 - Henry
stuckc. a merchant OF this city. filed
y petition In bankruptcy ia the Fed.
eral court About sll7C9 b. involved
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- % Elve Polnts -.

New York. Feb. l5.-Cotton market
opened at q decline of ? 10 : points
Thursday.
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LoNowoRTH PRESIDED.
For one Minute He Acted as Speaker
Of the House

Washington. Feb. l5.-for one min.
NE Thursday Represontatie Longworth
acted In the capacity Of speaker Of the
house. lie was called 20 the cnair
during roll call. and no duty devolved
upon him lrlng the time. When he
left the speakers chair he arranged
.for pair for two weeks. or until
March /
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Muskogee Feb. i5.-LadIes hese will
build a hospital
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27
FOUR ARE KILLED
IN RAIL WRECK.
Buffalo Mail Strikes all
Open Switch and Runs
Into a Freight Train
THIRTY SEVEN HURT
HURT

sDANVILLE, Ill, Sept. 26.-Passenger
train No. s of the Wabash railroad,
running from Kansas City to Buffalo,
n. Y, known as the Buffalo Mail and
due in this city at 1852 a. M, ran into
an open switch west of Catlin. Ill,
early today and crashed into section
of a freight train. All the passenger
cars but one were turned over and
burned. Four persons are known to
have been killed and several others are
missing. Thirty-seven injured are be-
ing taken care of at the local hospitals.
The dead
Engineer J. S. Butler of Peru, Ind:
". W. Ellison. fireman, Lafayette, Ind;
Ed Harding, mail clerk. Ivesville, ILL.,;
c. B. Karnes, mail clerk.
Among the seriously injured are: J.
D. Foster, Danville. Ind; E. L. Jessup
of Catlin, mail clerk: Mrs. J. H. Walds-
man of Guelph. Ont. and three chil-
dren: NJ. A. Sinks, Marion, ILL.,; George
Gorrow, colored porter, Kansas City;
Mrs. Nellie Livingston of Buffalo and
her four children and George II. Yezzy
and wife of Covington, Ind.
Mail Clerk Harding was pinioned
beneath the mail car He was roasted
to death before he could be cut out
Engineer Butler and Fireman Ellison
were crushed beneath their engine
Their bodies were burned.
carload of paint attached to the
freight train was burned, and 1T is fr
the wreckage near this car that GeorF 4
Goldman is believed to have be er
burned to death. A telegraph pole Y fas
burned, which crippled telegraph Ssrsn
ice and delayed information.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27

tion with regard to aI~. Hearst and hts
criticisms of that gentleman oy saying
The man who cTiticises you must
be either hatterer or a friend-and
never an enemy
II support Mr., TIesrss.'' he declared.
because as a Democrat I cannot help
it, 1t is not because I have any per-
sonal liking for the man or that am
his friend"
Mr.. Cochran then said he came to
this convention eager 70 find a candi-
date that would be elected
Il had hoped" he said. this candi-
date would be another besides him we
are advocating tonight. but no one
else came up to the measure"
If Hearst represented sociaHstic
ideas. he said. many OF those who op-
posed him represented corruption in
describable. He added:
If I must choose between rottenness
and riot I must choose riot. for that
can be cured. but srettenness never. "
When finally. after five hours of ora
tory, a ballot was taken 9earst won
with. IAN ease that astonfshei his
friends. The other candidares for office
were rapidly placed in nomination. and
at 2-20. a. m. the ticket having been
completed. the convention adiourned-
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27
SALT TRUST RAISES ITS
PRICES ON ALL GRADES
Third Advance in the Cost of the
Commodity Within Three
Moufhs

NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-The Interna-
tional Salt Company yesterday raised
its prices on all grades of salt ap-
proximately so cents a ton. This is
said to be the third raise within a
period of three months.
The reasons given for the latest ad-
vance are that the shutting down of
two Of the largest producing plants in
the Utica district has caused a short
age in the supply, that the demand is
unprecedentedly large and that diff
Guilty has been experienced in securing
cars in which to Transport the product
In jobbing grocery circles the pos
sibility was suggested that the Inter-
national may have recently succeeded
in adding TO the number of its subsid-
iary companies and for that reason was
finding competition less Keen from the
outside. No definite information on
that score could be secured.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27
HOW TO PREVENT RACE STRIFE.
.Vardaman Would Repeal Fifteenth
Amendment and Change Fesrteeafh.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Sept. 2s.-Inr reply
to the question: How can such spec
tacles as that presented at Atlanta now
be avoided, and how can the thinking
people of the country help the South
in the settlement Of the. great ques-
tion ~ Goyerpqr~ yardanqans efss Mis-
sfssfppk reiegrap4red~ te~>tAe e-A tss1unbus
Dispatch that it. would he easx TO pre-
vent such things IN the 80 ashs'if the
fifteenth amendment were repealed
and the fourteenth so changed as to
permit the Southern people to legis-
late for the negro as to his moral and
intellectual reqaiFementss-
The white maR.S eivilizati tion.g says
Governor Vardarnan, cannot be suited
tc the -low-browed. sveneered. semi
savage negro. When YOU undertake it,
you demoralize. the white man and spoil
the negro. The. white man will not
consent to social equality with the
negro.s and If it, Is" necessary to pre-
vent 1t, the whole negro race will be
exterminated
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27
Is WILLING,
BUT GEORGE is SHY
Young Gregory De .lares
He Has No INTENT on Of
Wedding Miss Emnuerling
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO tn q cAII.

JOHNSTOWN. Pa, Sept. 2e.-Miss
Catherine Emmerling of tn Is city. who
proposes to marry George Gregory of
Centerville, Cal, in order tb at he may
not lose his share of his f:Att er's estate.
left for the Golden State to day, and it
is understood the trin.is th ,e result of
numerous letters Gr egory wrote her
after his father died Iass month. The
Emmerlings Travelled in california last
year and while there met the Gregorys,
who are heavily intere sted in mines
and timber lands. The elder Gregory
took greatly to f1iss -.1mmerling and
in his will stipulated that his son
would be cut off with 500 unless he
married the JohI IstovYil girl When the
news of the str ange will reached this
city the Emmer1ings said they merely
knew the Greg6srys
OAKLAND, SEPT. 26-An erroneous
impression pTevflils as to the provi-
Gregory, and Mi SIS Catherine Emmer-
ling seems to be quite as much in the
dark as any on e. Rumors have been
circulated that in case George Greg
ory did not ma ny Miss Emmerling he
would get onl = 500 out of an estate
valued at $40 .otsD The truth is that a
lot sixty feet wide adjoining the hotel
property in Centerville, of which the
estate mainl consists, was set aside
in the will for Miss Emmerling on con-
dition that s iDe married young Gregory.
George Gregory declares emphatic
ally that liss Emmerling is not COM
ing here o become his bride, notwith-
standing tie strange provisions in the
will and the report that the young
woman hl9s had an extensive trousseau
prepared.
1t is probable an attempt will be
made 10 have the document set aside
on accou Mt of the freak clause which
Gregory Sr. had inserted.