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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-01-27
Free Trade for Them.

That the Democratic party. when It
frankly speaks its honest belief. is for
free trade, is evidenced In many ways
A little colloquy In the house OF repre-
sentatives between Mr.. Burgess, Demo-
crat, Of Texas. and Leader Williams, OF
the minority, illustrates this point. Mr..
Burgess opposed the Philippine tarin
bill because he wanted no duty on
products sent from the United States
to the islands, while Mr.. williams de-
clared that he favored the measure,
not because 1t was Just what he liked.
but for the reason that 1t was a. near
free trade as It was possible to &c.
under the circumstances. Can any
one doubt that, II the Democrats were
In power and could be induced to act
according to their actual sentiment.
protection would be swept away and
free trade would take it's place. Troy
Times.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-01-27
Changes in the Senate.

HERE have been
many ravages In
the senate and sew
eral h is tori C
changes have been
made during the
past few years. In
that brief time the
following distln-
guished members
OF the uppe r
house have passed
away: Hoar, of
M a S s q C h usetts:
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-01-27
The Lobbyist.

3 ALL TcpOTtS dIc
true this will be a
great congress for
the lobbyist. The
popular idea Of
tn at individual,
the member OF
the third house"
as he is fond OF
calling himself, is
not an accurate
one. Stories have
been written about
smooth-tongued in
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-01-27


}. Burkett, Of Ne
braska, is tn .
kid" Of the sem
ate He IL the only
member of that
honorable b dy
who was born Aft
err the civil war.
B 9th BeverIdge
and Bailey were
born during the
civil war. the for
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-01-27

mer in 1862 and the latter in 1858, but
Mr.. Burkett did not see the light Of
day nntil 1867. He Il young enough
to be the grandson OF Senator Pettus,
OF Alabama, who b Just l6 years older
than the new senator from Nebraska
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-01-27

I did not mean any harm when told
the Japanese jugglers that they ought
to kick against having those Russian
cavalrymen, In the show. the fellows
who ride horses standing up in the
wild-west department. cause 1. had
listened to their Russian talk, and
1t seemed to me they were spies who
were looking for chance to do in
jury to the poor little Japs." /
could see that l made the Japs mad
the first thing, and then l told them
that pa and all the managers of the
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-01-27
"Junioro and"senior."

" INGENIOUS COM
piler Of incidents
and statistics has
presented some Gu
rious and interest
ing facts about the
United States SEN
ate, among which
the following are
enumerated: There
are two senator's
over 80 years Of
age, Pettus and
Morgan. there are
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-01-27

The Bad Boy Causes Trouble Between
the Russian Cossacks and the jap
Jugglers - ~ Jap Tight Rope
Walker lJiu-HtSu's Pa-The An
imale Go on ! strike-Pa Runs the
Menagerie for . Day and Wins
Their Gratitude.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-01-27

- II
every rumor were
to be believed that
one hears about
the capitol, Presi-
dent r COS g v 9 1t
would be left with
out a corporal's
guard Of states
m g n supporting
him before the end
of this congress.
His independent,
patriotic course
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-01-27
WASHINGTON Letter
PRESIDENT TAKES AMERICAN
PEOPLE INTO CONFIDENCE.
PANAMA CANAL PUBLICITY
The Fairy Tales About Lobbying
Kline Owners Against Arisona
r. Statehood - Junior Senator
from Nebraska.

s661h "A - ASHINGTON. - II
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-22
Ell CABALLERO DE CASA ROJA

saba x.nt. dc coQueter Luz de luna que squsl
meno dezba entire dos nube pudo por segunda vez uu
rgos abeo cogaban buc dc 6bano aco perfecto
de dos parsc dbuadO tnts dc chns dos oos
nsgros snguidoE narz de IL forma mas psscts abos
frscos briantes como el coral
~Oh sos BELLA muy bella, demAssdo BELLA excam6 Mau-
ricio
-Cerrsd los oios dio Ia desoonooida
MAuricio obedec6.
La OVen coG6 sua dos dc entire las suyas Is vOv6
qus De repente Cor psrumAdo parec6
rostro, una bocA TOGO Huya, desndo aus dos
labios Ia sortja que hab{A reAuuAdo
Aquella fee EensAoi6n rspidA como el psnsmieno
abrssdo llama Mauricio txpermsnt6 una emoci6n
uus Assmsiaba cAs 81 doIor inepsda pofunda era
habA penetadO OndO del oaz6 hecho essrsmeCs
sua horAa secreas
MAuriciO hsO mOvmsno brusco sxtsndisndo los bra
zos haciA sdeIants
-VusAtrO iursmsnto grt6 una VOC que So alejaba
Lndey spoy6 criSpadS obre oo para reas
r h ntic6n do fataFa uramsntO cont6 y no pena6
psrmansci6 mudo, inm6vly y gaciante
al CAbO de Oy6 como 81 rudo de una puerta
cerraba cincusnta essn Eli en- segudA todo
VolVi6 quedAr O. silencio.
Entonces separ6 dedoI miro iorno suyo como M
hombe dssper M hubie Creldo que deuperAba On
scto todo lCaba de Iuosdss mas que IN
su6 no hubs tsndo aprstadA entire bios uora que
haca de aquslA nCreble aysntur inCOnsbIs rsdAd
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-22

Cusndo Mauricio Lndsy vOy6 en- :. miro en- tono Guyo
vic Calsiue sombA extsndfan dsreCha
zQueds tat6 de buEclr de peo eapu eaba
turbAdo nochs oscurms luna, que hGbfa Saido
nAnte aIumbar e rOaro euSanador de IL dconocida
haba vusto eScondee entire las nubeS DespueI de uu mo-
mento de cruel ncerdumbr Msuricio vov6 tomIr cAmno
de EitusdA en- 10 cAIe de Roule.
Al eQar la de Slinte-AVoe pudo menol de
darse multud de pAtrua que cirCuAban bsrro del
Temple.
Ql6 bay rgsnto Drsgunt6 81 isfs de patruIa que
veDfa celerAdOs yACbAbA de haCs peQuA cAs
dc las Fusntes.
-Q1e hsy do 81 srgento sQu6 hl de haber mi Official
esta nOChs han querdo Ob muis CApetO toda
gtzApera..
y como
UuA patruIa fsSa 6 como habia proporcOnado
consgnl ntroduo Temple baio s unforme de csza
dorI de GUArd naConA obeto de roblr esa ms Por
fortuns oil haca de Comsndante hAbr Official dc
lR guardis s am6 Ith sr6crah % Vendi6 L miSmo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-22

tOontin,sdcs6n de Ia pdgina5Pl
--CRIMENEs horrihles 20 eone.
On On todos los pAises co los que el
amor ha sido sl m6vil prinsipAl. Cn.
man 4 ls Eleg susia y al buon gusto %
somsts, asSndo an Perfume o an Jah6n
vulgar, suAndo 81 exquisite Cashimere
BouQues-yh On perfume 9 On JAbon--
% el sumun del husn sono. Colgate y
o.. New York.
LABORES.- '0li'i'A0
BordadoTGs y buenas OGIGdcrGS, saegu'
randoles Abaio constants. Proporsio
aamos 10 lsla y dihuio envlandolos a
sxalQusr pArss de 10 isla' Dirigirss q
VAs Porto Riso DRAWN Work y
Rmhroidsry CO Forsalsxs 10. Tam
hian 10 solieisan OostWYsr0s, lmd
@THE HELVETIA.--1T sails Do
Crus. Gran sssa do hespsdss. fEa'
hls d. hossls. Apossnsos para fsmiliAs
parscnsr solas. ComidAa 4 stnsusn
m asnsavos "a nisrso, Banos. Tslstcne
100. AparsAdo eorrso. zs6. FRopistA-
ric. padru Asaira. Nolai Esss hoIs
eaNG & cargo do ma ssforitA sagas.
rs NECEaARlo sxigir Gus ssda
ostia ohseng& gracado sl nomhra Di'
gesstvo kolArrissa, Pero an solo sstu-
ahs produsa mslCr stssso que ana 40
eana do poaallss ds Agua mineral dc
ssr al Aniso surativo radisAl, DEL Oh
A6msge = dol inssssino. si Digestive
MoiarrissA Purinsa los Alimsnsos y
Ion haea asimilablss' Z! leEislmo III
xsstivo GolArzista sura On an dia les
indixasticnes, en- ur mas las 6isPeP
siAa 8 kastcslgiAs, y sn tres mssss laA
mas graves sntsfmedadss sr6nioAs dsl
sst6mago y Gel inasstino Essa uni |
vsrsAlmense soAnrmAdo, en- lorna ain
igual, que Ia snsasiA DEL Digestive
Moiarrissa Oh vsr&adsramsnte radical
' superior 10 de todos los otros re
msdios. Do veria % Las prtnsipalss
sarmAciAs do Europa y Amkrisa.
81 aaHor DlAz NAVARRO he
sstablssido 90 0Asina do AhoEsd ,
nm Motaria on sssa siRdAd. salla do EaE
JwsSe nARsre u.
Risrss ante 10 0crss FsdsEal. Ger
n do Dissrito do todA IL lsla y UoEhs
Hxvssma, dsdisaRdssa asiniamo Al
sxsmsR de ntuIoa do HropisdAdss. Ia
corporation dc osrBorsaisAss del Raia
Y exsrRngsrAa Y tsamitssi6a d. sxps
6isnsss do appropriation torzcsa.
Asspsandc Ia nc0ls scmPsssnsia j
10Y pstabl0sidA sR el sisrslslo 40 lAa
nr@faaiones do AhogAd0 y NosArio. o.
SsHor DIA2 NAVARRO 80 otBeoHs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-22
Doctor 1, guIz Arnau

Dc regrsEo do ~ visis 4 Europa,
Asaba de inssalar su ofsina protssto
nAl sn la e&!is del Crisso, n6mero Il
R0r@s do coEsuls&, do II Asdia As
y media do Ia tsrds. 4,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-22
Raquitismo y Escrofu|osis.

Es esencial Ell dar tales nnOs grasa abundanca, Il
fOrma aslmiable. nutrir
sustanca mineral endurecer nerviOs
Ell runfO de la Emulsion sumnistrar
estos elementos vaosos nur6n de los ninOs
forma hsiol6gc decr tai
los huesos e cerebrO. Sus eeos positvos
efcaces los medcOs cOnderan EMULSION SCOTT
como especfco eguro de del RAQUTSMo
otras intermediates de la nnsa debdd cOns
tucional, heredada adquirida,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-22
AVISO

se vende por 10 mitad do su valor
an aparato para fabricar bebidas car.
bonatadss. Sc compone del generator
tres fuentea con sus eorrespondientea
lavaderos de gsx, una mesa para lie
mar botellas de taponea do gravitasi6n
y IN llenador dc sifonea.
Para informes dirierss On Camuy
A ANTONIO CASTILLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-22
LInsa FsIIea del (estt


BsIlSsss aGrGtcs para dias fsGspps
In " sl&ss dc Capital 1 RAyam6R
d. y vsslsa rs stvs.l ca ~ ls ctvs.
kn " do BAyam6n & CataGo, ida ,
vaslSa IL etvs.I On - 10 stvs.
Rillsla ordinRrio do Capital 4 Gaia
10 ~ slase & ) stvs'
Glasses de Inr|6' Y e'Panp|
SO dan elssss dc ingl6s y espanol,
maGanSr tarde y noohe & precios con.
vsneionAles. San Jol6 % alto LIMO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-22
NotiCiaS dol dia

schras & sss Sl!ausss aonorayIos sxas
sivamsnsa m6disos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-22
CAPITULO Nv

COSTUMBRRs DE LA EPoCA
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-18
ASYLUM ADDITION READY.
superintendent Turner Says Two Hun
bred Patients Can Be Received.

Austin. April 17.-state Purchasing
Agent Anderson received a telegram
from Superintendent Turner OF the
north Texas insane asylum at Terrell
stating that one OF the new buildings
or additions TO the asylum had been
completed and Is now ready for the
reception OF 200 white patients. This
will serve 10 relieve the congestion OF
insane persons confined In Texas jails
for lack OF room at asylums.
ONCE Assistant Attorney General
Lightfoot returned from Fort Worth.
where he has been prosecuting further
his investigations OF the alleged trust
OF the Fort Worth Stock Exchange.
Judge Lightfoot declined 20 discuss
what progress he had made. but II IL
said that important information was
obtained by him relative to the so
called trust.
Judge Lightfoot also visited Dallas.
where II Is said he is also conducting
certain trust Investigations. but he de-
cllned 10 state the nature Of the trust.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-18
ATTEN ton
VOTERS.
Bryan, Texas, April 10, 1905.


Many OF my friends hlying spoken
TO me suggesting that4t become
candidate for the legIsl s<Te, think
IL proper to submit my views on
some measures that ! would be in
favor Of having passed by the next
session OF the Legislature of the state
of Texas, II ! were elected q repre-
sentative OF Brazos county. First, I
would be in favor OF law prohibit
ing tbe..manufacture or sale OF any
patent medicine In the state Of Texas
unless the ingredients OF the said
medicine wereiprinted In plain Eng
Iish on the label OF said bottle or
package, land making the penalty
for the violation OF said law, fine
of not less than one thousand dollars
for each bottle or package sold.
Second. / should favor a law by
which the state Of Texas should en-
gage In the:reflning or manufacture
ing of kerosene oil, using convicts as
laborers. thereby coming in compe-
titIon with the great trust of the
country.
Third, I should be In favor OF a law
working short term conyicts on the
public roads, giving each county the
preference OF using its own convicts.
Fourth. | should be In favor OF
amending the probate law Of this
state so that all estates less than one
thousand dollars should be retired
from the regular probate docket,
thereby saving small estates from
being exhausted by costs and ex'
penss Of court.
Fifth, should be In favor Of law
making IL felony for a witness ia
a felony case 20 leave the state OF
Texas after due process Of law had
been served upon him, for the pur-
pose Of not testifying in said cause.
SIXTH should be in favor OF
amending the Terrell election law "a
as 10 have primary elections for
every officer Of the State from gov
ernor TO constable-blanket primary
pure aud simple.
SEVENTH should be in favor OF
submitting an amendment to the
constitution aud 10 the people, so "a
20 have elections for all officers
every four years instead OF two
years, and that no officer should
succeed himself save the judges OF
the various courts, aud the clerks oI
said courts.
/ / should be In favor Of law pro
viding for paying all veniremer
/ drawn 10 serve as Jurors In capita
cases II they, in obedience 20 sum
mons, attend court whether they arr
taken as part OF the jury or not, FOL
the time they actually attend court
w. r. YOUNG.
II ADVERTISEMENT 1897
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-18
Humanity aud Machinery.

Machinery Il the cornerstone OF mod
ern society. the very foundation on
which law. science, ethics. the arts.
even the state itself. rests. IL Is so
new that we do not yet know It's
poetry. We do not yet understand.
Only two generations have lived be
side the highway Of steam: only one
has seen the Bessemer converter trans
form the blacksmith into the master
builder OF ships and towers. The sew
ing machine. the far speaker, the type
writer. are common things OF today. ac-
ceptci as matter OF daily conven-
lence. and yet are they teachers OF the
people. Machines that come close 20
our lives and homes insensibly teach
truth. precision. the adjustment OF uni
versal laws 10 human needs, respect
for that wise American Idea that
labor saved Is labor released for high
or and noblcr toll The machine Is the
head master OF the high school OF the
rRce.-R Reader Magazine.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-18
REARED AT WACO.
Son OF Colonel r. o. PARROT End spsn
ish.Amerioaa Soldier.

Waco. April i7.--Charles y. PARROT
whose tragic death occurred at sar
Antonio at $3.50 o'clock Tuesday morn
ing. was reared here and was the son
OF the late Colonel X. u. Parnott,, who
was one OF Mosehy's men and was
leader In public matters here. Charles
PARROT made a enviable record as
soldier during the spanish-American
war. He married Miss Lucille Hig
don IN 1897. she being a daughter OF
former resident Of Calvert.
Il was decided TO bury the two
bodies side by side here.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-18
TERRITORIES HoNoREo.
Aporary and Permanent chairr1en
Were Selected From Them.

=
Louis. April i7.--At the conysn-
OF commercial clubs and newspa.
editors OF the southwest T. w.
f!ck q MuskoEee. l. T.. was chosen
kporar~achalrmau.
IommiltA on resolutions and per
Eent orga Nation. one member from
b staie-ht territory were appoint
Inc convention vas thrown into an
ioar by tn reading OF a communica'
II from ~ b. Thomas OF Bonita.
H., styling himself Chairman Of
n Black Movement association In
h-h he said be represented 100000
Igroes IN the United States in re.
Testing clubs 10 indOrse a movement
deport the oolored people Of the
untry TO the Congo Free State, AZ
La. Instantly a score OF delegates
IRE on their feet demanding that the
Communication be tabled. O. T.
sown. secretary OF the board OF trade
little Rock. Ark. declared that Ar.
,lnsas needed tie negroes. and could
bt get along without them. and upon
d motion the letter was tabled
Permanent organization was effect
D. and J. w. Mcneil OF Guthrie. Okla.
las made permanent chairman and
flst.n Runyan OF Kansas City perma
Uent secretary.
l Governor Hoch OF Kansas made d
vrief address. in which he dwelt upon
be proposed celebration OF the M
eth anniversary OF the state OF nan
IS 20 be held in Topeka In 1911. Gov
och spoke OF the agricultural prid'
the southwest and its vast resOuro
He said that the time IA COMING
ben the western half OF the UnioI
Nj dominate the affairs OF the IA
Ion.
4 Other addresses were delivered b.
Seymour Riddle Of Yihita. I. T.. OF
|The Agencies OF Development ans
Progress: John o. Fox 0f Blythsvtlle
Dr.. on Waterways. Rating and lrri
Nation In the Southwest" and Franl
d. Estes Of ST Louis. a member o
Dc executive committee Of the Ma
|lonal Irrigation association. on "irri
kation."
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-18
FATAL FaoLIc.
Greek. slav and Italian Laborsrs Fight
and Two Killed.

Memphis. April 17.-During a free
for all fight at a railroad camp neat
Gurley. Ark, says a Commercial-Ap
peal dispatch from Helena. which
lasted for some hours, following an
Easter frolic between Greek. Slav ant
Italian laborcrs. two OF the Greeks
were killed Residents were unable
20 quell the disturbance. and an appea
was made 10 the officers OF this city
for assistance. a posse Of deputy
sheriffs was sent 10 the camp. and re
turned. They report everything quiet
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-18
Southern League.

At Little Rock. before $500 specta
tors. the local baseball club was de
feated Monday II 10 by Shreveport
Hess OF latter club made four hits. two
OF them triples.
At Montgomery Nashville defeated
locals 1 10 o. Attendance was $500.
In a ten-inning contest al Birming
ham the home team was victorious
over Atlanta 10 1.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-18
HEREsY TRIAL.
First Case For Years In Protestan,
Episcopal Church.

Batavia. y. Y. April 1.-THE first
trial for heresy IN years in the Prot
estant Episcopal church was scheduled
90 begin here Tuesday. when Rev. Al
gernon Sidney Crapsey, ID. d., foi
twenty-five years rector OF ST An
drew's church az Rochester. was 20 be
placed on trial before an ecclesiastical
court. charged with utterances from
the pulpit OF that church and In print
90 be in violation OF the tenets OF ths
Protestant Episcopal faith.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-18
FARE REDUCTION.
Considerable coubt Whether Commits
sion WIN Hear Motion.


Austin. April 17.--There Is consider.
able doubt as 20 whether or not the
rriIroad commission viii hear rs mo-
ton 20 reduce fares on railroads. II
was he intention Of Commissioner
Mayneld. when be made the original
motion. TO apply II 10 the Houston and
Texas Central exclusively. When II
reached Mr. Colqultt he wanted 10 re-
duce the fares on all railroads. Com
missioner Mayfsld now refuses to
have anything 20 do with the PROPOSE
ton. deeming II has assumed a politi'
cal phase.
Judge Storey was willing 10 hear
the original motion as a matter OF ac-
commodation. but reserved the right
10 vote against IL II the evidence justi-
fed Il.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-18
PADDOCK SPOKE.

Secretary Of the Fort Worth Board Of
Trade on Southwest Empire"
ST. Louis. April i7.-AddItional dele.
gates 20 the first annual conference OF
Southwestern Commercial clubs ar.
rived during Monday night, swelling
Tuesdays attendance. The opening
address was made by y. 3. Paddock,
secretary OF the Board OF Trade of
Fort Worth on Southwest Empire"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-18
RESULT OF RESISTANCE.
Officers Saved Themselves by Holding
Women Before Them.

Mount Airy. y. C.. April iT.-As :
result OF Walter Penn. a negro. resist
|ing and overpowering and disarminl
Deputy Sheriff Bolton. and Officer
John ssmueis. George Ions. a negro
was killed md the military o0mpan,
|of this place was ordered 10 the seen,
OF what was almost a rios.
The negroes succeeded IN securing
the pistols OF the officers and firey
|ah0ut twenty shots az them. and tbs
officers sply saved themselves b,
holding negro women between then
and the attacking party. The dea'
negro was shot By one OF his owl
race In the attempt to shoot the Of
ficora
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-18
BANK FAILS.
Suspension Of an Institution al Shrsve
port Is Announced.

Shreveport. April 1.-THE suspen
sion Of the Merchants end Farmers
bank for liquidation was announced
by is president. A. n Leonard. he
assets exceed It's liabilities in the sun
Of $4,000. the assets amounting tc
s6s7.i26, and It's liabilities TO t5is.126
II announced that the depositorH viii
be paid In full as soon as liquidation
can be effected. The bank was or
gained under the state law OF 1871
with a capital stock OF 100000.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-18
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT.
Causes Death Of One Man and Injuries
10 Five Other Persons.

Philadelphia, April II. - Robert J.
Weight. a lawyer OF this city. was
killed and FIVE other persons seriously
injured In an automobile accident near
Millville. n. J. The automobile col
lIded with a carriage and both vehicles
were overturned.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-18
NAMED FOR PROMOTION.
President Nomlnates corbin For Rank
Of Lieutenant General

Of Lieutenant General.
Washington. April i7-Tno prosi
dent sent the following nominations
20 the senate. Major general. 10 be-
lieutenant general. Henry G. Corbin.
Associate justice 81 the supreme
court Of Oklahoma Milton c. C7rber
Recommendations. T. o. lie
fers. Bentonville: Louisiana. r. J. Bar.
ney. ST Francisville. Texas. Caroline
Cotulla. Cotulla
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-18

Cleburne. April william Dalton
with flying timbers during recent
cyclone az baseball park, died Mon
day.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-18
American LEAGUE.

At New York locals defeated Bos
ton 1 TO 3. Gate receipts were donated
TO sufferers OF vesuvius.
At Washington the home team was
defeated by Philadelphia 10 3.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-18
ONLY Routlnc VOL.

Washington. April l7.-Daughters
OF American Revolution transacted
only routine business Monday.
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National Leaaue.

Cincinnati. o: Chicago. 2.
Philadelphia. 4; New York, :.
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onIc, Easter.

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noon Monday no reports OF disturb
ances on Easter were stated.
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YartaaSter E, c. 0piike a ar
rested charged with stealing tao csrs
Of coal from the Santa Fe railroad
company at La Iunta. Saturday, He
sold them. II Is charged. 10 Mills
Brothers ice plan, AT that point. and
had them switched over TO them. Ac-
eordiug 10 the complaint he collected
$3.50 for the two cars. and claimed
they had been shipped 10 some pri.
vate individual who refused to take
them and that the company had In.
structed him to get the freight out OF
them. Mills Brothers supposed this
vas all right and bought the ears OF
coal. The Santa Fe railroad. In check.
ing up the cars. found them empty.
and after several days work finally
located the coal. opdike was imme.
diately placed under arrest. and Ia
now In the county jail under $4,000
bond. The preliminary hearing will
be held In a few days, Opdike came
to la Junta about a year ago and was
recently married.