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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-12
PROTEST MADE.
Case Of Mrs. Thompson Assuming a.
international Aspect.

international Aspect.
Washington. Jan. ii.--Unless Score
tary Metcalf OF the department OF COM
merce and labor orders the Immediate
discharge OF Mrs. Lydia NJ Thomson.
who is alleged TO have gone insane on
the high seas In coming to the United
States from England recently. and who
was placed In the care OF friends pend
Ing investigation into her mental condl-
ton. the case may assume an internal
tional aspect. In fact, a protest has
already been made to the British am
bassador against Mrs Thomson's
further detention.
James Wood OF New York City. a
friend OF AIrs. Sarah Scull Of Overlook.
Pa. whom Mrs. Thomson was TO visit
has arrived here armed with a number
OF letters from noted New York alien
ists declaring examinations OF Mrs.
Thomson made by them late wcdnes-
day disclosed the fact that she Is per-
fectly sane and competent. Should the
officials insist. however.
she Is not sane. and Secretary Metcalf
with this view. Il Is the pur-
pose TO take the case 10 Secretary Root
and even TO the president N necessary.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-12
mANcHURIAN ARMY.
Much ls Expected Of II In the Res,or
alton Of Order.

alton Of Order.
st. Petersburg. Jan. lI.-Premier
White. according to the Novoe vrcmya.
at his reception wednesday OF the dele
CATION headed by the mayor % s. Pct
ersburg. which called on him to re-
quest relaxation Of orders OF preflct
OF police against meetings In the In
terest OF the electoral campaign de-
clared emphaiioally that the govern
ment would not 80 an inch beyond the
Imperial manifesto IN the question OF
transforming the national assembly into
constituent assembly FOR the purpose
OF formulating constitution. and that
he Will not tolerate any attempt 20 do
So which would make Il a revolution
AIRY assembly end subject It to dlsso-
luton by the emperor. The Novre
Nrcmya also claims that the premier
announced the emperor had not abro-
gated his autocratlc power ana could
still by an imperial manifesto broaden.
abridge and even abolish the rights
granted 10 the people Continuing. the
paper quotes Premier witte as saying
that much Is expected Of the Mnnchur-
fan army IN the restoration 81 order
in Russia only the rear forces. other
wise rcservists. comprising 90 per cent
of the army. are demoralized. The re-
malndcr are IN splendid condition.
The demonstration OF mourning pan
ned to comm mortte Jan. % (CRed sun
day. includes the calling % two-day
general strike. beginning at noon Jan.
81. The reds" % ST Petersburg are
striving to force the conflict and rep
etltion 81 the Moscow barricade OF
str cts and other features OF the re-
bellion there, but the authorities ar
ready TO declare martial law at q mo-
ments notice and scout the idea thai
anything serious viii occur
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-12

Terreh Tex Jan. IA. n. Muck
oils OF this csy has bought the w. n.
Orr irrigated farm near Roswell. n. NJ.
consideration $1,000. This farm -
said TO be one Of the firest In the Pecoa
valley. u il irrlgated by the BerInda
river Large fields OF alfalfa. apple
orchard truck garden aud grass are
included IN the tract.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-12

Footprints IN Mud Did Much 10 srlns
About Conviction.

Houston. Jan. Footprints. the
mark OF a shoe In the mud ana tho
indentation ~ the sole upon the soft
soil. together with threats II a nature
calculated. II Il claimed. to support
a contention 81 guilt are what fnccd
sam Jackson IN his trial FOR murder
before Judge Gillasple he 81 alleged
20 have slain Henfi~tta Marble. his
mothcr-in-law. shooting her while
grinding coffee N her back yard from
a place ~ conccnlment behind n wood
pile. H- got llfe imprisonment.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-12

Mittau. Courland. Jan. ia squad
forcements later and surroundedaofwy
ron OF dragons. which was ambushed
near Hexenpol. losing two men killed
and four wounded. received reinforce
ments later and surrounded the revoiu-
tionists. numbering eighty-nine In ALL
were killed to the last man.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-12
Private Services Held.

Chicago Jan. 11-Private services
over the body OF the late DIR. Harper
president OF tho Chicago university
were held Thursday at the family res
idence. Addresses were made by Dr.
Frank W. Gunmlus. pastor OF the Cen
trail church: Or. T. w. Goodspeed. sec
retnry OF the university. and Rev. j.
l.. Jackson. pastor Of Hyde Park Rap
list church.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-12
RApsoRp KILLED.
City Marshall Of Enid Meets Traei,
Fate ard John Cannon Arrested.

-" y" WIN N"TTN0W FTFFItFUs
Enid. Okla. Jan III r. Rndford
marshall m this CITY. was shot wednes.
day afternoon. dying Within an hour
Ra'ford bad lust gone into a business
house 70 warm himself and was shot
IN the back. The wounded man turn.
ed around and received a shot IN IN,
left breast Just above tho heart. IT,
ran out of the saloon and was again
shot. the ban entering the head iust
above the ear. Radford Zen IN the
street. dying. and never rcgained con-
seriousness. \ widow and four chill
dren are left Fearing mob violence
the sheriff took John Cannon TO anoth-
or city.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-12
MRS. eArHsIeHr DEAD.
Widow Of First Prssidsrt Of Asrieui.
tural ard Mechanical collsnn.

Palestine. Jan. HINTS s. 4. Gath.
right widow ~ the first president of
the agricultural and mechanical col.
lege. died here nc the residence OF her
daughter AIRS. w. 9. Reeves. aged SOW
enty-one years. She leaves a large
family IN this state ana Missouri
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-12

Albany. Jan. li.-Senator Brocketts
resolution requesting the resignation OF
United States senator Chauncey NJ De-
pew was introduced In the senate
Thursday and made the special order
for next Tuesday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-12
Formally Elected ssnn,or

Frankfort Ky. Jan. 1.-THE senate
and house. in Joint session wednes-
day. formally elected Judge Thomas H.
Pnynter 20 the United Staes senate,
succeeding Hon. J. G. s. Blackburn.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-12
Corn Eor Cuba.

Texarknnn. Jan. it.-Bctween 700
AMI 500 cnrs ~ Kansas corn are now
on the local Iron Mountain and Texas
md Pacific yards awaiting transporta-
tion % New Orleans from which point
II WIN De shipped by water to parties
IN Cuba
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-12
AGAIN sNoweouNp.
Al Trains on Reul< island Southwest.
ern Lins Once More Tied Up.

FL Paso. Jrn. ii.--Afier being open
two DAYS following n few weeks
blockade the Rock Island South.
western line WIS snowbcund again
"Wednesday and an trains are tied up.
Meanwhile " paso and al southern
Arizona towns and smelters supplied
With coal from Dawson coal feds are
experiencing fuel famine.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-12
Death List Eioh..

Minneapolis. Jan. light persons
were either suffocated or made fatal.
leaps during the burning Of the West
hotel Wednesday. About twenty were
Injured. Financial loss II about sa0.-
600
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-12

sherman. Jan. ii.-whne Miss III.
der member or company was sing
Ing. a telegram came that Ter mother
was dying at Nashville Tenn. she
left on the first train
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-12
Aaain convictrd.

Muskogee Jan. iI.-For the second
time Joe Vickers. n negro. has been
convicted on charge OF crimlnally as
saulting Mrs. Bessie Dunbar near
Wagner and given the death penalty.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-12
Two Confirmation.

Washington. Jan. ii.-Senate in ex-
ecutive session conferred nominations
as follows: Frank Frantz. governor
OF Oklahoma; II. J. Hagerman. govern
or OF New Mexico.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-12
ccrIue.cr YlnnnAnh

MontaEue. Tex Jan. ii.-Jlm Mack.
n conductor on The Rock Island. was
shot and probably fatally Injured here.
He was here attending district court.
FINS BRYANT. son ~ Sheriff Bryant.
WAS arrested
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-12

Stamps. Ark. Jan. ii.-City Marshal
Fine was fatally shot By a negro NAM
ed Matthew Williams. While falling
he shot the negro thorugh the heart
killing him The officer was trying "a
arrest the negro
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-12
Killed Polk For Fun

Houston, Jan. ii.-Bon Harris. the
negro who was lynched az Moscow
"wednesday morning az O'Clock said
he KILLED Polk for fun.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-12
openod VerY steadr.

New York. Jan. 1I.-Cotton market
Thursday opened very steady az ad-
vance OF TO 10 points IN response 70
higher cables on good spot sales In Eng
lish market
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-12
Stabbed 70 p.nah.

Huntsville. Tex. Jan. ii.-Lulu VIII
son ana Mary Ellen Houston. Negro
women. bad fight. The latter was
fatally stabbed with SURGEONS knife
the blade reaching her heart.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-12

Georgetown. Tex, Jan. 1.-THE wife
81 Jerry Mnuflin. negro. sued the city
Tor $4,000 damages on account ~ get
ting a leg broken within tho city linn
its
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-12
ONE
MINUTE

One Minute Cough Cure gives relief IN
one minute. because Il kills the miercbe
which tlckles the mucous membrane. eaus.
Ing the cough. and at the same time clears
tho phlegm. draws out the inflammation
and heals and sooihes the affected parts.
One Minute Cough Cure strengthens the
lungs. wards off pneumonia and Is harm
less and never failing cure In all durable
cases Of Coughs. Colds and Group.
Our Title gri vas unconscious from sirangustion
curing sudden ard tcrbs stack u Group. quickly
secured . botiis q One Minute Cough Cure ard cave
her three doses han On hour span The Group sas
Mastered and Cur hifs darling speedily recovered
vhsi u has done IN our family -. l. Spsfford Post
master. Chester. Mich.
Prepared by c. o. Dewitt a co.. CHICAGO
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-12
Rolf to Have wst.rworLs.

Rolf J. T.. Jan. 1.-THE proposition
10 issue $4,000 bonds for waterworixs
received ZIG OF the 22O votes poiled.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-12
Project Assassinn..d.

Trkutsk. Siberia. Jan. 1i.-Prefect OF
Police Gragomiroff has been assassi-
mated The murderer escaped
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-12
spoLs on PhlIIppIn. TarIH.

Washington, Jan. ii.-Mr. Grosvenor
Of Ohio spoke on the Philippine tariff
bill In the house Thursday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-12

We have customers for several
medium priced residences close In.
II you have anything that you are
willing 10 sell right. come aud tell
a~ about It. Hut It your prize is not
right. please talk TO someone else.
Our time Is too valuable 10 monkey
with property when the price Is too
high Yuu know we sell property.
we know how, aud when you list
your property with us you can rest
assured that Il.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-12
MONROE EDGE
HAS LOcArBD HIS
Mammoth Land Office
IN BRYAN.

Fifteen acres ~ land aud res
idence that est 5000; good barns
and all other conveniences. just on
the outside OF city limits. TOTS place
l. for sale aud win be- sold. Ifyou
ever expect To- own an ideal home.
you had better investigate this prop
o-ition. You can't buy one-hsIf the
lumber IN the residence ne the price
we are Offering this beautiful ideal
suburban home for.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-12
GROUP

SOLD BY EMMEL * MALOYEY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-13

manv eampstlan vusiaass. hiIas - a-s
Wbo teiisvs Nv Christianity aaa ~ thoss
shs ~ me ~ desns u daaitnbis ~ psint
1f fso g-ts ~ eyasit rIilaaas N M
hrst plaeu. lhoss Vim aecppt en- Chgtsilaa
erppsf sai Whess hHgrW fsg tPs fHtlfFs ~.
pafsf ~ ~ eoHtlalpsl ~sanpndansy so ~.
miBsfsst that n eth fts ltfrthpf duyptsp.
HeHt ~ thuHEht M satantlAs abfeefiaa
~ wllsisa ~ slrh ahorlH ~ Ngwsvsf sai
N fUiiFi8iif hFlpf, wslVina, lfuubl tstst, "a
NJ d.ylghl 10 ell, w eloshe ltsif ~ q nufrlss
N NV sui e-appfifNeWfsi frFfFa, ~ Chris
tisa fsllafsW Wpaht mrFslv - NsaFnNs
N ~ puulttsH wHlrh Y argupisI oriHinafe
whFH v lsvHtei IN Wrafffa edstl
pFffeetiY tsus. ~ ~ Nailush saye thas
No fiae n Christianity waa hgt . vletosy
aver athrisaN, u oyer anything ~srmbilse
the neaasisna ~ npsttegR NAienes. u Nss q
victory ovuF oiher fsilglsas, shtgh u shs sri
~ ~ tss vattf than ltsslg IN lntefprsftna
ansi minlshsgiha w. tha m1vnl RESTS ~ essns
kiHd Tho doespiNs ~ ehe ItssipfsctsH
waa n rev nos WpFs ssfpposal fHtrirt'a
uncOnnmon, mo pecuitsglfy ~ tha 40.
tflnea efvaahAd w Chgiss hy w the ~.
G1liaf ohsfaoter ~ tn Nppnal Whlrh lhev
mats, partly W Tho philosophical, hut
mainly ~ IN nnSsai, nature " ntsn. The
Iafsgeuss drawn Ny The at hos IA thar 'lus
~ Christianity only eaInest ~ gsoehWa 2
IN ooasNutwnce N ~ NJ citing the Dynamic
~ human naturr In the psst. ~. h Ia M.
WINS. W. ~ascUdancy can only coatinua
on condition chat N con,Inu"a ~ newt ths
demands ~ human natur, in tbe future.
In saying this, I ana slyins nothing m,sp
than oil trie Christians must necessarily
believe themselves. and N they are hrmly
convinced that their rpliRion. anil none
other. was specially Feveaied by God, they
will prep1fe themselves with confidence 10
show the modsrn world. not that Chris.
tianity IL hotter Than no religion ut ALL.
but that IL IL better than any other religion
which the modern world can deviss.' What
type Of religion. however. is likely TO pre-.
vail eventually the author considers Il
entirely beyond the province Of his present
voluue to dis5uas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-13

tan anmhss ~ arpass ~ lkis ssd ars
infFhsepd n rayNNsut ~ iens, ~ ~
Nhsdirs. vim sine tlRna ~ ~ ehoIHgp
i~nseysnaeat N Hany waVs ~ y ~"
tafhuFieg n 80 KEypsiag fllaf y ~ 90
viouaiy dsglV~l airpreiY 1OW NO FHfaa
aef - tnsvai sed esaarnei, eheaSN v
my ~ slfh NushNeafisea. ~ ~ setea
agA ~ ssrH frrsH RhaIlye fN NM.
eHep ~ cDeuf safiuppls IN lhe Paiarr ~
rflfu " atH verv potsfha Dd srHfe ~
tgrs bave hem ~ apprehension sn'sf
tainesf thsfr ~ ~ M No Nhteh my ~
fnasis efH thsn aaaiH. IN ne eeaA@ha'uai
eafacitY ~ taneh. th3 sftaH essNsasn arhaf
atif1s'tai pusef NV ths agiHfis ahd w
artenens N Wua tesN telAgteFa rpH
fteesei Wish steh = afWisiaH, = NhRtlvc
it~ lagnall paaha aNeenafely ea}Dhd, hflfNf
~ b~afl~i ~ FtHaNl rewak Pash4 fssfsl
hin and aoaaif ~ pgseahfe rim ~ pfsN
@f khedlvs walka wAegIy. ~ Ne position
asst The etPafipnc" W. hes asiH@i netuirv,
We Whils maintaining q fflsndly ettuie
tSwsfd IN Htltish representative ~ cnsiFts
more olo@ aad c~uuatesfiai rehtic0W With
NE atssfaln than ulahs haVe seer1pf esps
dlsut ~ ths eaascity ~ ~ ne IsaioUry N
NE p~ss5tne~urr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-13
A Jeurnanst's Tour o. india,

Though tho title may help the ale Of tho
book with a section Of the British public,
which Il win ~diaappOint bitterly. IL mis-
represents Mr.. q. y. Abbott's book com.
pletely. Through India with the Prince
Qongmans, Green and Company, natur-
ally leads the reader to expect an account,
probably q fi~umkeyish one. Of the Prince Of
Wales's recent progress through the Indian
Empire. Il In instead n series Of impress
sions and descriptions by a wideawake
newspaper man Of what he saw and observed
In which the Prince and the osremonials
and all temporary matters are hardly men,
tened.
The route, TO DO sure, Is that followed by
the royal party. but what Mr.. Abbott de-
s,ribes is the people, the places, the con-
ditions. with no lack Of criticism OF men
and measures. He may be too slapdash
and hasty. q bit too ready to prescribe
specifics, but he 10 certainly intelligent.
and his observations are suggestive.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-13
sOsE NEW nB0a&


aa,rs n,,,sh spbleuss, eel tafoFmei aasl
htsbJv ,esstns~gs iurn ~ tlat. lnts dgtl'feel
Wtstheg ~ ~ ehois, hFitsin's fnls ~
ladss has lTsB . teasat ~ ne hAtives "
fhse go aepewisaey Sehsdy' IN w"
Sdss hasd, shstheF EaallshHau ~ fet'
slensf ne dluvateyl ne imnisHr bHnsH1
esses ~ nglfala'a rite N Heypf Wv.
aue.foaablv no fpoofd N her %eoHttgt ~
no slls VtIley csnsituiss the hsiahsea
ehassss Nv tha hfstafy n hsF fsitsl5ns
silh f~fsesriHFrs ~puaas~ioHs Thls re'
Set h a,sumai ~ IN = vchTNe NJ fnngr
iHar 80 bfRs aSttvo psaes, naHued FNs
ne 70 n ifs4sgs Eeypf. ~ W. ArcatAHp
Gt,ts. RfltlaH fssnuffoileF. eneVtl w
Facet eed Hes0eti sdVlaag ~ ths khediys
III r. featSp = Cot fhs aheeas ~ th'-
f.,.s sesmteas tho Nufhoy ~ fec1unt w :
epetlss ar me sogy n M evohtloH ~
sye.lesg Fsyps ueeeg fritiab iafhishce
feeto ~ lI eeuened c-yumenenrssnt y
throughout ~ stfiv ystfs N DIFFICULTIES
bsaatatlBas and dIa' stsfs n ths tFi'if'phans
esenS n tho p~sotrscted crisis ~ hhct-
and eolv,n las uadegtahen to show W
what sslow faint stops and much eSc-ed'ne
cslnss lard cromef, hls assoolttes y
a~sssrdtoates have achieved ~iceesa oyeV
de toaa SERIES N oSatseies with which
VhSy we're c~snlrpnteEi. The central figure
N tke narrative Ia, ~ crufss tho Rntlah
Minister and agent, Cabinets w Iondon
IN paris and IN Cslfo have cpnie end gems
dlplpsn ,tists have frettet theif hour utS'h
She sfaee and have fndeh Into ohsourity'
able and devoted coadiutors have W urn
assisted the agent IN chief and. their term
accomplished. have pIe-ed 90 to otheT
hhors. lord Crotner alone has re0ained
throughout. ~ ~ dnring more t@n
twenty ye,rs tho life ~ RyGpt has cen
tired and from, him ell energy bas radi1ted'
One aim " tho authors recital IL 10 show
how hit for lord Cromer'a pitience ana
NRncity, united with a perseverance, viii u
woild admit OF no discontinue, the felici-
toua 0ltcome Of British intervention must
have been imperlIed. In q word. the
MAXI 4 Of modern Egypt II lord Cro'ner =
work aud with u his name will remain
identified.
before Opening the exposition Of hts
theme proper, Sir Auckland recognizes the
necessity Of glanoing briefly at the course OF
events which preceded the British occupi-
ton. The causes Of the revolt under
Arabi Pasha in 1852. the revolt which led to
Engand's Intervention, must he sought far
back In the nineteenth century, and al
though the outcome thereof was post
poned until the ninth decade the sources
Of the popular disorder and military in-
surrection may lie traced in the policy ard
practice Of the reigning dynasty in Egypt.
from tie DAVIS of its founder, Mohammed
Ali, to tie expulsion Of Ismail Pasha, the
grandfather Of the present khediee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-13
Mr.. ". II. Manociss Latest Book.

One of the most interesting hooks on a
religious subject that has seen the light for
many a day Ia an attempt at The Reconsiruc-
ton OF Religious Relie'. by W, II. MALLock,
author of as Life Worth Iiving?" iHarpers).
In two preceding volumes, published during
the last four years, the author, as he re-
minds US in a preface, has tried, first, to
show the futility Of this methods employed
by most Of the religious thinkers Of to-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-13


Nohamtnef AZ eassfrd On = .a1a-iuss.
pehfsnt asistenns etsNtsAfs ~ esuay So
diss"'utiea bssaa ~ WIS, Whieh !" ,ne
e1'ifss ~ hase veFe eeFsaiu, 'i"i~N. en',
haftes, - destroy ~ Wh"'s ge'Hfe.l
ind,iatftai sHa ayeial FsfetH hohemhn-.
W. ~NfeeS-~oF' Ahsss Paahs, Hhs r'sl
hut we veafa, so . Ie-S eptFe-.ys 49,
hecsses ~ fehey SO paeiH. Nv 80
a.,lue".ly le-e ea.'iy sss
49, -. ess"'~a ? hney"' ~" -
sH,en vsHtah'e pf1vness- ~.
'" W. clHivsiprs ~ w w" -
eo".,bHs-d lafeny " ,wctr S
w w" YVES ,enai "hNs.o"
pt.e.d upun the"' I"tc~d 49,
uns-tnun"rst'Vs IoFuH -
howsvev, y" thFrN oprn em
ealm-n'a' em.afs se-ss s..s"
Wsefhss aasm'ns~'ts's"n w - -
wy s.essesi " ne $1,000 ..,s
.s"o'sa w, " ~. $1,000 s".s
wv W. suemp'et ,muevs W.
e'nV1r-t esoept W Ws sss
tnfnueh W Hssnael hase, ~, 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-13
w..

IN his report for 1908 Lord Cromer had
estimated that, without disoounting IN any
way the surplus Of future years and with
ont trenching on the sinking fund needed
for the security Of the bondholders, a capital
sum Of about eight and a half million Egyp-
tian pounds might In a short time be made
available for capital expenditure, This
forecast, as we have seen, has been verb
fed. In 1915 an additional SUM OF about
two millions will be realized from the liuui-
dation Of the Domains loan. The use to be
made Of this surplus has naturally engaged
the attention Of the Egyptian authorities.
now that they have acquired full and free
control Of their reserve funds. 1t has been
arranged that a sum OF 1900, 900 pounds
shall be provided In order to complete the
conversion Of the lands Of middle Egypt
from intermittent into perennial irrigation
With the completion Of this work the whole
OF the programme based on the CONSTRUCT
ton OF the Assuan and Assiut dams will
have been brought TO a conclusion. A
million a year for three years is to be spent
oil the Egyptian railways and 900 1000 Egyp-
tian pounds are to be employed In remodel
ling the Rosetta and Damietta branches
Of the Nile, The project Of raising the
Assuan dam at . cost Of tooooe Egyptian
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-13

'inas h M k,apsr s-s~ssafy ~ rufhsys
sHh . sgstsut ~ Mnhamnni8H he. aai
fuinsaisfpi W MshsashsiaH emuiNls. they
gnsy fHi,t~ eslufrs4 ~ esaleras Hsgs
eerr, fhtf IN Fgypf. wfh fs fglitest eosfn
awf ilsi utsisf y iglah esNi ~ thgv eunrtt
co., q uafr~ ~ asttnss alnlculfy ~
fHss~s fhsf sHuBhf paget~sas agfrartsd
fw e~satuqis ~ kdtl HlHlna. errNd lrf"
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yhalutis ~ NJ etpitgiatl9Hs, fhesH odei
nHilv lnoiuisi iius~ IHviulHfillty NJ . foseien'
49, imHat iha aaht n fofrtalNfs IN
dispife ariuns Themselves " ~ IHfarf
w fhsir aen AntaespiaVa and ihetf ~
rpnaul4 All flpslg flelt IN the casH ~ eftnass
rUmuH''rd W fhsIu aualrs, iatieea ~ "
tfhHi M w . lYcal eoirt but w thstf =
C,nHrl Nv E6ypf. insiprd. the oti Cans
splsr Courts weFr ~aiprrsyhsi Nv ie7e. ~ far
~ civli oHsss eaaa opnesFtet. w the hntSed
W i~ntcrnaflguat Tnsunala. on whleh Eayps
~ veil ~ furri6n ecsinsles ar unprecedented.
Fbs mis-i couF,s. however, heve ~ cfinha
raj Jurisdiction. CRIMINAL Jurisdiction over
FurUpesns n exefcl~pd ~ The Consular
Court N IN puscf IN Witch M defendAnt
v sit iccf. from the Consul's esutete~ ~
av'~al lies ~ = court IN the drfe0tant's
domiciir rhs abuses ~ the eya,am ~
COMPILATIONS. ~ regards police adru,nistrs-
ton and thu application ~ the criminal
Iaw. ar obviously endless.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-04-10
merely
MENTIONED

"Tom' Connolly, warden Of the Coun-
ty Jail, has been made President Of the
First Ward Republican Club. That
means that the followers of Mayor Fa
gan will have hard time getting on top
in that Ward. Tom is hard worker
and knows a thing or two about politics.
He is the most powerful leader the Dick
insonites have in the downtown wards.
Many of the organization Republicans
are already talking of him as shriev-
atty candidate three yesis hence. The
Faganites have no use for him. Two
years ago he was the Nwhite-haired boy
with the Mayor That. of course, was
before he declared his allegiance to Col.
Dickinson.