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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-08-25
BATTLE EXPECTED.
Government Troops Leave to Locate
the Insurgent Leader.

the lnsurgent Leader.
Havana, Aug. 25.-Colonel Bacallao,
with $50 artillery men and fifty re-
cruits, left San Juan Demartinez, this
morning in the direction of Guanes,
Pinar del Rio, in the expectation of
giving battle to Pino Guerra, the in
surgent leader, who was reported to
be only five miles distant. A severe
engagement is expected
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-08-25
HAD A sKIRMlsH.

Insuraent Troops Reported to Have
Been Defeated Today.
Havana, Aug 25.-It was announced
at the palace this afternoon that Col
onel Ballacaro's force, operating
against Pine Guerra, had a skirmish
with the band of rebels near San Luis
station, Pinar Del Rio today, with the
result that the rebels were dispersed
and the troops captured five horses.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-08-25
RURAL GUARDS WON.

An lnsursent Band Fled After Losing
Four Men Killed.
Havana, Aug. 25.-A detachment of
rural guards from Batabano had a
skirmish this morning with large
insurgent band commanded by Col
onel Asburt. The insurgents, who were
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-08-25
More Showers.

. North Dakota Showers and q
= cooler tonight; Sunday partly 4
. cloudy. 4
D q
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-20
HANDLED MUCH CASH.
Report Of Treasurer Robbins Filed
with Governor Lanham


with Governor Lanham
Austin. Sept 10 State Treasurer
Robbins has fled his annual report
with the governor. The report shows
that during the eight years Of the In
cumbency OF Mr. Robbins the depart
ment has handled sis3.ooo,ooo. The
report shows the condition OF the per.
manent school fund 20 be excellent
having t47.s53.is2 In uninvested cash.
bonds, leased lands and land notes
The department IL anxious for holders
OF school lands 20 send In their inter
est payments now. so that receips
can be issued az once.
Former Attorney General NJ. NJ.
Crane OF Dallas and W. ID. Williams
OF Fort Worth. representing several
north Texas mills, are here conierring
with the attorney general The attor
ney general Is preparing 70 institnte
suits against a number Of -four mills
N north Teras for alleged violation OF
antl.trus, law in that u Is alleged they
have entered into an agreement 70 ~
ana regulate the price Of four. FROM
Wis, is learned south Texas Mills are
NOT IN the alleged combination II is
said that the department has consia
cradle evidence against these concerns
and will ale suits shortly for penalues
and cancellation Of their respective
| charters
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-20

49, Aoo,v Unit Rule and Cast Solid
~. % Tammany Hall.



View york. Sept i9.-Accord'ns 70
,e,urpa and reported anilIation OF lead
ers elected at the Democratic prima'
ries Charles F. Murphy Will be 10 co"
,rol o. twenty.four votes 10 the sfeee
live committee % Tammany Han, ~
,e.en,inT twenty districts. and con..o'
~ ioE delegates 20 the DemocrA.lc
state convention. The leader OF I'M
many n he so desires. may apply tn'
.nit rule and cast the vote oil lam
many Hail solIdly for the eandida.e a.
ssrm,ned on by the majority OF sne
delegates. Up 20 the present time pr.
Murphy has made no statement a. 20
his intentions In this respect out ouI'
,ng the primary campaign IL was gen.
ersiiv understood Mr. Murphy vas
friendly TO Hearst Murphys' vic'o,y.
however. IL believed 70 preciuce tne
possibility OF District Attorney jerome
securing the New York county eeies~
,lon 10 the state convention
In Brooklyn State Senator Pat ~.
McCarran retains control OF me Coun,
~ democratic convention and contro'
~ slxty-three OF the si1ty-nine aeie
rates 20 the state convention
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-20
TO mEI WOMAN.
Won Hodge Confident He VIII Prove
lie IN Charley Ross.


Galveston. Sept 1s.-wiliiam Won
Hodge, who has about established his
Identity as that OF the Iong.lost Char
Ley Ross has received a letter from
81. Louis woman who claims TO have
known the woman who put Ross 10
the asylum. The lady asks that Won
Hodge come 20 81 Louis at once, ana
be will be put In Communication win
parties with whom he has been trying
TO reach ali these years.
IL IA believed the missing link has
now been supplied. and with the evi'
6ence which rs evidently awaiting the
arrival OF the Caivestonian at 81 LOUIS
the whole mystery will De cleared up
and Won Hodge will be accepted tts
world over as the real and only Cnar
ley Ross. .-,
Won Hodge is arranging 70 depar,
for 81 Louis. and upon his arrival WI
meet with the strange woman. VINO
states that she has refrained from
speaking before now for fear OF peins
prosecuted. The story OF Won hoose
was read by the ST. Louis woman 10
the Dallas Times Herald. and she I'M
mediately wrote TO Galveston at tne
request OF the real abductor. VINO
wishes 20 make a clean breast OF the
whole affair.
Won Hodge Il jubilant over the new
turn things have taken. and after Wis.
ting 81. Louis will doubtless proceed
20 Germantown. where the Ross fam
\ ily Ia expected 10 be forced 70 give
way and accept the long-lost boy
whom they have denied time and
again, though appealed 10 repeatedly
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-20

Mrs. Hugo Jshn lett yesterday for
a brief visit to relatives In Hearne.
II will pay you to visit Bonne'
ville's Racket Store for new fall
goods. Ho
Mrs. Joe Ellis returned yesterday
after a visit 10 Brenham and Hemp
stead.
Mrs. Walter Riggs and children
returned yesterday after a visit In
Waco.
II you don't see what you want at
Caldwell's jewelry store, ask for IT,
"a. h.s,t 2i5
Everybody IL buying q pound OF
Bonneville's Red Brand candy i5e
rourd 2l5
Good old Dooly yams, fresh but
ter. eggs and vegetables at {. T..
Bullock q Cos. Ho
1T. Clepper, Dallas Andrews and
LIB. Casey were here from Willow
Hole yesterday.
R.P. Hood and daughter, Mrs. X.
II. Ellis, returned yesterday after a
visit In Houston.
Lost-A black and white spotted
pointer dog. $500 reward for return
toTa~renee A Co. 2lT
Walter Wilson, here recently on a
visit, has accepted position with
Curtis x Co. OF Marlin.
Desirable room aud board for two
gentlemen or man and wife. Apply
At Gen. stoddard's residence. 2is
Caldwell Is showing swell line
Iof new bracelets, hAtpins and other
novelties. the latest designs. 20
Prof. Kyle has received carload
Of good young horses from west
Texas. which will be on sale here
saturday 2ie
Caldwell IL receiving new goods
daily aud placing them on display
You are cordially invited 10 call snc
a. ,hsm PAS
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. S. Lloyd ant
Misses Florence Shirley and DOM
Slaughter Of Reliance were Ia this
city yesterday.
&. NJ. Spell will shortly enter IN
list Of travelling statesmen residen
In Bryan, having accepted a posltioi
with hardware arm.
For foe fresh bread aud cakes Q
All kinds call at the Texas Bakery
Careful attention TO special orders
phone 80. Mrs. Otto Boehme. II
The Luta gin. recently purchased
BY 5. II. DunisP aud w. +. Johnson
: began running yesterday, after tn
I completion Of repairs aud insts'lin
new equipment
Mrs. ;. q. Hoyle and little son re
turned 20 Montgomery, Ala, yes
" terday after visit to Mrs. Hoyle'
parents, Judge and Mrs. A. g. Board
u There is always q Special Sale o
atA. McRenzie's jewelry store, nc
. only for 10 days or month. Ca
,. and see my stock and get prices. 2
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-20
ACTION ON BAILEY.

Wood County Democrats VIII censlss'
Matter az Aineola.
Mineola. Tex. Sept ls.-A. d. Jack
,on. Chairman OF the Democratic eI'
ecusve committee Of Wood county
has issued q call for q massmeetnE
Of the Democrats Of this county at
ouitmAn. Saturday Sept 70. At 10
o'clock a m, TO ascertain ard sx'
press our wishes In regard 70 instruct
ing our state senator and representa-
tive In voting against J. w. Bailey for
United staes senator from Texas.
Mr.. Jackson states that the call Is
prompted by recent Developments Il
the testimony Of II. Clay Pierce 81
ST. Louis.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-20
AS AN ATTORNEY.
Bailey Says His Employment Is A6so
lutely Honorable.


Washington. Sept is.-senator Bal
ley says II Roger c. Sullivan Of Chi
eago made the statement that MI
Bryan should read Joe Bailey out OF
the Democratic party because be Is a
corporation man before reading out
him (sullivan) he has exhibited a reek-
less disregard for the truth, which
renders him even less tit for member
ship on the Democratic national com
mlttee than any circumstances which
Mr.. Bryan has yet mentioned against
him.
The Standard OF company has nc
more interest n or connection VIE
the Tennessee properties iot when
am the attorney than Mr sullivan o.
the car o, Russ:a.
The senator says s's sur,oyment i
such that any aonofaU.e lawyer . ga.
| 20 accept
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-20

for 1900 matches at the Racket
2l5
y d2l6
N Davidson went TO Waco yes
".
W line Of muslin underwear at
leville's. zao
n Conway has a position with
Parker.
=. r. V. Kernole left for Hous-
yesterday.
80 Lucy Board left yesterday to
In Austin.
ex Mcleod was here from Mil
yesterday.
scket store defies competition IN
~, .n,rlies 2B
r.. c. J. Gorzycki arrived from
fert yesterday.
iolph Kopeeky was here from
chley yesterday.
W. Sheppard Of Kurten was IN
city yesterday.
onneville's Racket Store under
aud undersells. z0
z. A. Mlllican was a visitor from
llcAn yesterday.
Acket store s and i0c counters
70 fresh bargains. zfo
NJ. Barker OF Leon county was
he city yesterday.
r. Drummond Of Cottonwood wa'
he city yesterday.
trs. A. II. Eaves was a visitor
n Wellborn yesterday.
Is. Cannon OF Rogers PrAiri'
In the city yesterday.
Ire. Meekins Of Nsvasota arrived
terday 10 visit relatives.
H. Beal was In Bryan yester'
aud called on the Eagle.
fessrs. Fisher and Rosenstein ar
ed from Hearne yesterday.
he best IS cent meal ever In Bry
At Bgyhanan's restaurant. "a
.ryAn's cotton receipts have pass
the ten thousand bale mark.
lieut.. Gov. Geo. ID. Neal was
itor from Nayasota yesterday
Monroe Edge IL III at the home Q
father on Cottonwood prairie.
Presiding Elder II. c. Willis wa
,,sitor from NAvasota yesterday
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-20
Same Officers

Chattanooga. Sept is.-At the re
union OF wilders brigade OF the Army
on the Cumberland the business meet
ing was held az the brigade monument
on Chicamauga battlefield Ine o..
officers were reelected. The name OF
General wilder viii be presented A.
A candidate for commander IN cher OF
the Grand Army OF the Republic
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-20
Nav q. Fatal Wound.

Memphis, Sept. ls.-B. II. Cannon.
a real estate agent. son-in-law OF for
mer United states Senator Sullivan OF
Mississippi. was shot and perhaps Ia
tally wounded by DR.. W. c. King. an
aged physician Of Cuba. Tenn. Bust
ness disagreement Is believed 70 be
the cause.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-20
SHOT IN SHOULDER.
Attempt Made 10 AsssssInsse msrsh"
uutcheson OF plano.

Plano. Tex. Sept is-An attempt
"a. made Tuesday night OF take the
,,,e ~ city Marshal G. NJ Hutchinson.
while making the rounds an unknown
person shot the ofacer n me rsl'
shoulder, intiictins a painful wouna-
The city officials offer $1,000 reward
for The conviction Of the par's. Lns
misereant. who stood behind q tree.
vas sir feet from the marshal vnen 10
cred.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-20
GENERAL AssAsslNATED.
Civ, RevolusIonlsts Surround Him and
Shoot Hin, TO Death

warsaw. Sept. is.-Generh Nicoiaf
IN az the artillery has been assissin-
a.ed here. He was enormously thought
,o Ia n member Of the Geld courtmar
tlal. General Nicolaiof was walking
an wellka street wednesday morning.
when be was surrounded BY ave hevo
iutiouists and shot dead The mur
aersrs escaped.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-20

new holiday goods are 'e''s
ceived and displayed for inspection
10 determine II there has been any
damage from freight handling OF
other cause. He Is now showing
advance purchases for the ho'iu"y
trade aud invites his patrons 70 can
and see these goods II they desire 70
do 80.
IN. Conyers. who had been here
several days selling mules. returned
10 Marlin yesterday. He stated on
leaving that he would return ana
open up yard 10 Bryan for the SAFE
OF horses aud mules.
Prof. and Mrs. J. 4. Lear have ar
rived at College, after spending the
summer In Massachusetts aud Var
ginia. They we're married at Lynn
Mass, the home OF the bride, In
June. Prof. Lear IL connected with
the department OF electrical en-
gineoring and physics.
I
Capt. +. 5. Pickett of the A. and
NJ. College football team 10 at Col
lege after a trip through north Tex
as in the interest Of this years team.
IL Is hoped TO have about forty men
90 select the team from this year.
Coach Bachman Is expected from
Pennsylvanis this week.
John sharp Williams Jr. OF Mis-
sissippi, son Of tine democratic con-
gressional leader, will attend the
Texas A. and NJ. College this year;
also several other students from
the old states. More than four hun
dred and twenty-five applications
for admission 10 the College have
been received.
The laying Of the corner stone OF
the new Methodist church was post
poned yesterday afternoon, and Will
take place a week or ten days hence,
the date 10 be announced later. the
postponement was necessary because
part Of the lettering on the stone
would have been covered by tile
, brick work. This will be remedied
by relettering the stone on two sides.
p The ladies OF villa Maria Acad-
. eng requests the Eagle 20 state
that driving through the grounds
which are private property, IL pro-
: hibited. This does not apply 10 par
ties on business or 10 patrons and
friends who cali. bat 20 casual driv-
Ing through the grounds, which has
become annoying.
The aseetylene gas machine In the
rear OF the new postOfiice building
exploded yesterday afternoon while
Mr.. A. jain was at work on IL. con
: Meeting II up TO light the building
Mr.. Jain did not know what caused
the accident. There were several
D persons near. but fortunately no one
wac burt. The explosion blew tbs
= top Of the machine of and the blaz'
. blackened a part Of the brick wall
Early yesterday morning fire de
stroyed the home OF Mr.. I. A. Dun
4 Mica aud family in the northern par
{ OF town. near the Stevenson Machine
2 aud Repair Works. The fire wal
. caused by defective fue and thu
$ house aud most ofthe contents burn
?. ed. Mr.. A. g.. Dunniea, who reside
d with his son, also sustained consid
cradle lOss. The total loss is esti
= mated at s23O0.cO, with sl3O0.OO in
. suranee.
. John NJ. Caldwell invites atten
ton 20 bis new aud splendidly rs
. sorted stock Of gold, silver aud en-
I, ameled school emblems, flags, pins
- pennants, stick pirs, fobs, etc, 70
the Texas WomAn's College, VIII
Maria Academy, Allen Academ
. aud the A. and NJ. College. Pupil
= OF these schools are invited TO ca
. aud assured OF finding anythin
they want. 245
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-20
surveying Completed.

Oklahoma City. Sept is.-work OF
surveying a railroad line from here 70
Cornish Is finished.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-20
par.enuer Division.

Lawton. Sept ls.-This place IL now
q passenger division for the Frisco.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-20
Schooner Seized.

shelburne. n. s.. Sept le.-CanS
Alan oficials seized the American ash
ing schooner Arthur Binney at North
east Harbor. II Is charged the schoon
err landed struggled goods at Liver
pool, N. g.. some time ago. The BID
ney halls from Boston.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-20
monooIIa Full OF Water.

Honolulu. Sept ls.-stranded steam
or Mongolia Is full Of water.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-20
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

/. & G. N. SCHEDULE
SOUTH BOUND TRAIS:.
OF arrives At.........i:A p. m.
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
o2 arrives at. ...... i0:iO .. m
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-20

Carnival Every Saturday Night.
Sulphur. I. T.. Sept is.-Busines.
Mems league viii have a carnival
avery Saturday night in October.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-20

for 1900 matches at the Racket
2l5
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-05-15

definitely decided ~ way or the otnsr
is that allowance must be made for .
number Of factors 4 do not ap-
bear In the official progress figures
The Louisiana Is undoubtedly IN the
lead. but the builders Of the Connec-
tfcut have explanations for this, n
being that congress has not provided
men and material as rapidly as the
builders could have used them
But one thing Is certain-bofh gov
eminent and private yards have made
splendid records on the Connecticut
and Louisiana II is equally certain
that the normal time for the building
OF 4 battIeship would not ave been
reduced from IL 10 80 months If there
had been no contest This was q world
beating performance until Great Bril-
tain launched the Dreadnought in four
months with every prospect OF on
pleting this new sea monster in a year
and a half.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-05-15

al committee will be of more than U.s.
ual importance. According to what is
done in this respect the party in the
state will be classed as for or against
Organism. Mr.. Josephus Daniels, the
present member of the national COM
mittee, is a strong advocate of Mr..
Bryan's nomination in 1908. Should
he be reelected il would amount 10
the convention declaring in favor of
Mr.. Bryan's candidacy. Should he be
superseded by ONE member OF the
party who is of the other faction it
would be tantamount TO a declaration
against Organism.
The time for holding the state con-
vention is only about a month and q
half off. It is time the people were
considering this question of choice Of
a national committeeman. This year
it will mean mora than the comforting
of an empty honor. Heretofore it
made little life ence who the southern
democrats put or that committee as
representatives of the party in their
states, for the southern democrats have
allowed their political confreres of the
north to dictate TO them in all matters.
We look for a change in this state of
affairs during the next two years. The
representatives. Of the democracy of
the south on this committee will cease
t be mere fgureheads. In future more
significance will be attached to the
class of men chosen. Their political
views on the questions which divide
the party will play a more prominent
part. For this reason it is not a bit
too soon for the democrats of the state
to begin to consider who shall repre-
sent them on this committee in the
future.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-05-15
BUTLER AT CHAPEL HILL
Those Who Invited Him wiz Live to
See the Error of Their WAY.

II is pointed out that the invitation
was lot that OF the faculty or board
Of trustees of the institution, but OF
a group OF students, and that the uni
versity is o responsible for il. The
point is well taken. The students have
made Il mistake, and If left alone they
and all students can be depended upon
TO make them oftener than any other
species Of human creature. They will
be properly punished for their head
long foolishness by the severe express
sions Of North Cardinals mature pub
lie sentiment, and they will think
twice before another such error Of this
particular kind IS made. But they are
students OF a university, and they
should not be taught that freedom of
political thought and action does %
exist in North Carolina. The forced
withdrawal of the invitation would be
a declaration that the university ostra-
ciZes persons who are off color in poll
tics which is { o say not democrats, In
North Carolina.
This poor, scrawny-minded and dis
credited politician can do no serious
hurt TO robust, healthy and hearty
youths, whatever their rawness, and
they should be permitted to see him
and hear him and repent. Meanwhile,
having ~blundered, we hope the ctu-
dents will have the hardihood TO stand
by their blunder. A backdOwn in such
a case would be TO stumble into anoth-
er Of greater moment.-Charleston
News and Courier.
This, indeed, is we'll put and pr
fectly sizes up the situation. Mary
Ann will no doubt come at the in
stance Of some students too young 10
see the error of their way, but see
ing, lot toe old to repent thereof, and
their experience of repentance will be
full and free and make them better
men thereby. Butler car have no fur
Their influence with men in North Car
DINA, and the present wane of de or
ganiZation' is no doubt the beginning
of his political demise in his own cho-
sen republican party.-Duplin Journal.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-05-15
MURDERER OF CONDUCTOR WIG
GINS CAPTURED.

We are glad to see from a special
dispatch from Salisbury to The News
and Observer that the negro Ed. Davis,
who murdered the street car conductor
in Salisbury has been captured. They
have got the right man this time. The
special says:
Salisbury, N. c., May lid Davis
alias John Black colored, who, on
April 30, shot and killed Conductor w.
A. Virgins on a street car between
Salisbury and Spencer, was arrested
today at Bellows creek, Forsyth coun-
ty, the capture having been made
by DR.. E. Fulp, Of Fulp, N. c.. The
and has confessed the crime.
At first he stoutly protested his in
incense, but this afternoon broke
down and told the Winston officials
how he killed the conductor, shooting
from outside the car rather than ride
in a jim crow seat.
Strange as it is, the prisoner does
not fill the description sent out by the
Rowan officers, which, however, was
given on meagre information. Davis
will be brought to Salisbury for trial
tomorrow by officers who went to
W~inston-Salem tonight to identify the
self-confessed murderer. Rowan SUI
perior court is now in session and Da-
Wis will be given a speedy trial. A
reward Of $3.50 will be paid his captor.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-05-15
Fortunate MiSSOurians.

when l was a druggist, at Livonia,
Mo-" writes T. j. Dwyer, now of Grays-
vile, Mo-, three Of my customers were
permanently cured of consumption by
DR.. Kings New Discovery, and are well
and strong today. One was trying to
sell his property and move t o Arizona,
but after using New Discovery a short
time he found it unnecessary to do 50.
I regard DIR. Kings New Discovery as
the most wonderful medicine in exist
ence." Surest Cough and Cold cure
and Throat and Lung healer. Guaran-
teed by r. r. Bellamy, druggist, SOC
and and 81. Trial bottle free.