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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-09
Bailey Replies.

After Charles p. Hume Of Houston
introduced Senator Bailey 20 great
was the enthusiasm the opening re.
marks were barely audible After
quiet had been restored the senator
said Il am the duly designated nom.
inee for senator. and would not do
bate that question with any one. but
as soon as a man becomes the nomI.
nee he becomes the apologist for Re
publican mistakes. No charge was
ever made against me IN the prImn.
ries. or before. because my opponents
knew they would be compelled to meet
me In joint debate face TO face. and
they were not willing TO do 30"
Mr.. Bailey said he vas not the only
Democrat OF the old southern school
whom an attempt had been made 10
ruin John Sharp Williams also came
under their efforts. and they fought
him bitterly
If men likgtJohn sharp williams
and are ruined be said. then Il
viii be time 20 elect men Ike Crime
and Hearst. the iabor gentleman. ~.
tacking me bitterly. Mr.. Crane Wa
once a candidate for congress, II / mis-
take not and II they rejected him and
elected bad men Ike me. how muel
worse was Mr. Craner
Mr.. Bailey said that n he nelpei
the Waters-Piercs OF company 70
enter Texas it was because as acted
upon sworn testimony that it was not
. trust he Eaid that while Affornas
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-09

General 81. NJ. Crane compromised
with the Southern Pacific Railway
company. which be termed a trust. for
$4,000. when the matter should have
been prosecuted 10 the end In the In
terest u the state" Mr. Bailey said
he talked with the late Hon. T. S.
Smith, when attorney general, about
permitting the waters-Pierce OF com
pany re-enter Texas. Hon. Travis
Dashieli of Lion county. who was IN
the audience. rose and said Il was
In the attorney generals office az the
time, and overheard the general con
yersation, and Il was no secret" This
announcement was 50 heartily cheered
that II was some time before the
senator could proceed
Mr.. Bailey said he had exerted no
political or personal influence at Aus
tin relative 10 assisting the Waters
Pierce Oh company resume business
In Texas.
The speaker said he strong cham.
pioned the denatured alcohol bill,
which passed the senate. Il being In
direct opposition 20 the interests OF
the Standard oil company. Il say
with all due respect 10 modesty." said
Mr.. Bailey. that the corporations
would rather drive s4e from the sen.
ate than any other man" He said that
Coke and Maxey owned stock in ma.
tional banks Mr.. Bally also reiterat-
ed former statements as 10 the Gibbs
ranch purchase.
Mr. Bailey said he drew up the rate
bill amendment prohibiting the Kirby
Lumber company 10 haul lumber on a
railroad II owns stock In. or the Ten
nessee Railroad company hauling
coal from its own mines. or the Stand.
ard OIL company from transporting It's
own output
He severely criticised President
Ring and Secretary Robertson OF the
Good Government club OF Houston.
The senator was wildly cheered
when he concluded his remarks. the
applause lasting some time.
In his rejoinder Mr Crane said Mr..
Bailey had not answered the question
OF whether Il was safe public policy
for senators and congressman 20 be
In the employ OF corporations He
said Mr.. Ring had been the late Gov.
Hogs law partner. Great applause
followed Mr.. Cranes close.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-09
THOMAS TO BAILEY.
Asks Him TO Release Legislators From
Their Primary INSTRUCTIONS.

Waco. Oct SIN an open letter 10
Senator Bailey Hon. Cullen r. Thomas,
who was attorney general at the time
Of the watersPierce on company
court mafters. urges the senator 10
release the Legislators from their IN
structions and 20 before the people
again Mr. Thomas says that he is
convinced that Mr.. Bailey should no
longer hold q seat In the United States
senate. He reviews the waters-Pierce
litigation
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-09
AT ADVANCED AGE.
Former United States Senator From
Missouri Departs This Life.

81 Louis, Oct s.-Complications
arising from advanced age resulted In
the death Sunday Of Dauiel Tarbot
Jewett. ninety-nine years Of rye for
merly United States senator from Mis-.
souri,. and In earlier years was a prom
inent attorney OF St Louis He op-
posed Abraham Lincoln In four sepa-
rate suits al law, debating him In
three OF them.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-09
Davidson AZ Ma,hInn,on.

Washington. Oct S.-Attorney Gen
eral Davidson OF Texas Is here 70 rep.
resent HIS state IN a grain shipment
against the Santa Fe railway.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-09
Supreme Court In Session.

Washington. Oct S.-United States
supreme court has reassembled for the
fall term
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-09
At FLAMES MERCY.
Fire Breaks Out at Jessup. Ca. and
No Means 70 Fiaht u.

Jessup. Ca. Oct. S-A destructive
fire started here at 3:15 O'Clock Mon.
day morning II started in the Strick.
land hotel. which was destroyed The
flames next spread 20 two stores and
the postoifice. and az 8 o'clock were
still raging. The town has no fire
apparatus.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-11
FEE PENNSYLVANIA ISSUES DENIAL
Not Seeking to Defeat Purpose Of New In
terstate Commerce Act, II Says.

IN answer 70 newspaper reports that tha railroads
- the country, under the leadership OF the Penn
s-,rsua Railroad, were planning to defeat the pur-
-ozes and contest the validity OF the Interstate
f-orulerce act, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
sufhorzes tie following statement:
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company is not seek
M 10 contest the validity OF the law, either on
ifs own behalf or II conjunction with other rail-
-1sfs. exhaustive study OF the measure is being
rsde by both It's legal and traffic departments for
tie purpose OF clearly understanding 3ts scope and
--1rreTnents. tn order that they may be properl1
oonpied with As is well known. the Pennsylvania
rsroad Company many years ago took very firm
sand. which It has maintained in opposition 10
fsghL rate rebaung. and the policy Of the company
RS been 10 favor any measure which would en-
rely eliminate such practices from American rail-
reading In far Il undeTst ands the purpose OF
se law. therefore, II is this companys u1ruose
70 cooperate with the Interstate Commerce C'om-
mission IN carrying il out. with the confident eT-
lnf fnfelliEentlV. -
New-York tribune., 1906-08-11
ENTRIES FOR EMPIRE MATINEE.

Thirteen events are carded for the fifth matinee OF
tie New York Driving Club al the Empire City
rack a. Eonkers. this afternoon. Andrew Craw-
ford viii drive the bay geldng trotter Invader in
a. attempt 10 beat 21- IN the fast pace the two
mas, King Direct and Coast Marie will meet,
vile IN the fast tr0t Promise and Princess FfGue
vi clash The entries follow:
cass ftrotng; nile heats two IN thres)-FIills BOY
~ O. 1lncsls Jealous, b. II. r. Bain); Judge
e--lAzl q g III L 4opltZ); Dan AcGregor, b.
- gi1zl VIE q n % 9 Flanagan); EllaIlore. b.
Cas- pacing; mile heats Two in three)-David Nus
s.le n-A- g Ct 9 Finds); Ar. Baron. blk b. H. G.
a -r joseph Sercn). Francis ct- e CIV EendaIll.
eai5Iorshp class trrotting 70 beat 211)Invader. b
Cas- A Crotting: mile heats two in three)-Promlse
~ a. z PerTen)s Princess Pigue. blk Ct. B
Gass pacing; mile heats two in three)-Baron said.
2 % ESI7Ic1heIrleT)s Enc Shannon, b. CAndrew
Cas- trotng: nile heats TTo Ia three3-yiternent
EgetaL ch &. q E ortiz, Surprise, Joseph B, eb-
n. "A J. AIaoel.
cas- A 7acing; nile heats; two in three)-Klng d.
e. Ess blk h James Iat-eF'' Coast Marie blk m &C. s.
Special erotting. beat 21s1E)-Governor Holt
3 g. and DepUtizs 3. g. w. C. F1Oyd-Jonesl-
cass pacing; mile heats. IN three)-stonewsll
Csa-1uel McNliau): Sue Dix ch. Dr. II. D. GID
Erst1o. b. waiter Jernyn3: RagLand. 3. &. CWiLam
Hcolt susie g. ba m tJaIne5 Il CarapbelD-
Cas- 3 ttrotIng; mile heats, Two IN thre-)-Juli2
b2TCn Z al BTuckheilleT); Bonnie Dutchess. en-
a r Cos-snls Beoella- r n Games 151ter): Brigham
Bl b ez. Y. Grote); ROckdale Boy, o. 8. DF. Il. D
GID.
Cass ltrottinE; mile heats Two IN three)-Baron de
cosszn; TIE General. ch g. 0P Ryan; Kitty Wilkes
n william Scotr}.
3 Ct 2 Kennedy. California CreEceus' b. g Games
Csss fracng nile heats two IN rhree-Johnny Jude
tk g GVlIam J. C1ark). MoTonial. ch CDR. Joseph
ssnon).
New-York tribune., 1906-08-11
cTY REBATE INDICTMENTS
rorvoratiOns and IndiOiduals Both
Said To Be Included.

81. federal Grand Jury returned six indictments
svturaay against parties concerned in its recent
sE.s,iea.ions Of rebate charges The federal
s,-i-ses would give mixing yesterday OF who
- concerned by ne indictments, but It was said
-. 10th individuals ard corporations had been
1900 TIE grand jury adjourned ia the after
-, for q BRIEF vacation by permission OF United
s,stes District Attorney stinson' ana viii resume
- about September !, when Il viii prOba1ry con-
49, rs rebate Investigations
tti+hol.Eh no information was given out. IL was
A-Si Thought yesterday that several trunk roads
s,.1-b have been under suspicion for some time
We among those indicted Il was said thai the
49, -oads whose practices have furnished the
e-l1sseraI e-1e for the present investigation are the
-,-s---sre I.ackaWanna & Western, the Erie, and
- 5-e1v York New Haven s. Hartford.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-11
n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Frank T. Fitzgerald n Surrogate OF the County Of
York notice Is hereby given to all having
against Charles B0ynton, late Of the
New York deceased, to present the with vouchers
thereof the subscriber at his place Of tTansaGtinS
bu2iness az the Office oe Daly, Hoyt & Mason. No Is
William Street, in the City ot New York. before
day OK October
Dated Nsw York, the 10th day of March. 1906
FREDERICK G. BOYNTON, Administrators.
DAILY HoYT q MASON, Attorneys for Administrator
rs William Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune., 1906-08-11
UEDERTOW DEFEATS RESCUE.
Girl and One Bather Drowned - Second
WOuld-Be Rescuer Saved by Life Guards.

Newburyport, Mass, Aug. 1O.-WhiIe attempt
hg 10 save Nary Ellen Hickey. fourteen years
Old, from drowning at Salisbury Beach to-day
Jnseph Shaw, Of Bitchburg. lost his own life. the
gil vas drowned and Daniel Feeley, who swan
oEf 70 the rescue. was saved only by the prompt
work Of the life guards.
Miss Hickey was bathing a few Yards Froun
shore when she was swept of her feet ov the
EndeTrow, and carried rapidly out to sea- Shaw
COCO swimmer, reached her side but when he
tHed 70 swim back he found the current setting
yTongiy against him, and the undertow svEept
nm gradually out into deeper water.
b Feeley who was bathing near by swan out
% assist the girl and man, but they disappeared
before be could reach them. Feeley grew ex-
hausted and he shouted for help. The crew OF
ne htesaving station succeeded in reaching
Feeley. Miss Hickey's body was recovered.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-11
Surro gates Notices.
1,HE PEOPLE oF THH srATE oF NEw

F|sHE PEOPLE OF TIE SIAIU ut' NEW
YORK. By the Grace Of Gcd Free ana Ines3enasnt-
70 -ee AVA Jennie bcCGtoheon Herbert D. IaS6er'
Georsana H Squires. Henry 7. Sell and Kate H. Child,
the heirs and next Of kin Of Hiram SELL deceased send
greeting: Whereas. Jennie n. Sell OF the City Of New
York, has laaly applied surrogates Court OF our
vrng relating 20 both real and personal property duly
proved az the last VIII and Testament OF Hiram T. Sell
late OF the City Of Los Angeles California, deceased,
teore you and each OF cited 70 appear before
the Surrogate Of County OF York his Office IN
the County Of New York. the 18th day OF October one
thousand nine hundred and six hafpGsr ten o'clock in
the forenoon Of that day then ana there TO attend the
probate of the said last VIII and Testament And such OF
you hereby cited under the Of twenty
one years are required 20 appear by guardian yo
have IL none, appear ana apply for
20 be appointed. in the of neglect
failure 20 do guardian viii appointed BY the
Tosae 70 represent and act for in the proceeding
In Testimony Whereof We have caused the Seal OF the
surrogates Court Of the said County York be
hereuntO affixed. witness, Hon AbneF G. Thomas.
IL. 81 Surrogate OF said County OF New York at
said County. the 9th day August, the year
Of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and six
DANIEL j. DOWDNIX.
Clerk Of the SuTrosates Court.
JOHN NJ RIDER, Attorney for Petitioner. "a Cedar
Street, Manhattan Borough. New York City
New-York tribune., 1906-08-11
m PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

- Abner C. Thomas, a Surrogate OF the County Of New
York notice hereby given to all persons having claims
against Edwin 3. Holden. late OF the County OF New
York deceased present with vouchers thereof
the subscriber ct her place Of ransacting business the
Office OF Odsu & Ode No so Wall Street. in the City
York before the sixth day or February next
Dated New York. the q day Of August 1906
ALICE c. HOLDEN EEscutrtx.
oDELI & oDEILA Attorneys for ElzecutriX. 60 WaH
Street, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-11
m PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Ahuer O. Thomas a Surrogate Of the County OF New
notice hereby given 70 all persons having claims
against Archibald Watt late Of the County OF New York.
deceased present the sans with vouchers thereof 70
los fulton Street. in the Borough OF Manhattan Of the
city OF York before the 26th day OF January
Dated New York the Goth day Of July. 1906
JOHN c. SHAW Executor
JOSEPH s. FRANK. Attorney for Executor, los Fulton
Street, Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New York
New-York tribune., 1906-08-11
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Rel glous Notices.
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Religious Notices.
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ALL ANGELS CHURCH,
Rsr DE 49, Ea azVsss1 asSS saa q" Rector
Holy Communism a. N. Morning PRAYER anf Ser
BRICK CHURCH
alnssss:::n Iss sssaS iIIaM lsl SieaR6s sfss D D.
Rev. JAMES n FARR
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At zen ssrvioss.
CALVARY BAPTIST. west S7th ss-Rev. CHARLES
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,,s.S SAIyARE :a ana METHODIST zT5 EPIsSoPAMI M sgEc
81 Rev ". Il VAUGHN Assistant fsator. 80
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preach at both services.
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. Harlem. Rev. ].
EITsT cElgRcA i2lss q near % ave- Pastor Esv
PTsaching BY Rsy. ANpE.E.lg TiAeEMAN.
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FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner OF 66th Street.
Services Aug 12 at IL a. art 80
Rev. G. CAMPBELL MORGAN d D,
OF Lon6on, will preach both morning ard attsr1oon
Strangers are cordially Invited
FIRST REFORMED EPISCOPAL. CHURCH.
Madison avenue and 18th
BISHOP SABINE. Pastor.
Rev. Dr. RUDOLPH VIII preach at II art 8
MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
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Rev HENRY SLOANE COFFINs D. D.
Pastor.
Morning service 1870 a
Rev ROBERT s. 6TEtN will preach.
WARD JCDSON. PastOf--1he Raw ALFRED w
WIsHART viii preach. 10:45 Traits q Christian Char
acter'' and T:45. The Woman at the Well"
IN METROPOLITAN TEMPLE, lssa
Rev ROBERT BAGNELI4 D. D.. Pastor.
Rev. RICHARD WILKINSON, ID. D.,
renowned preacher Of the Msthoass Church South,
Morning II; evening, s. ALL SEATS FREE.
CONCERT TONIGHT
OSSINING CAMP MEETING,
Sunday. 18th. last Day
Trolley Service Resumed Don't fail % attacG
March around jerusalem at night.
SCOTCH PREsBYTERIAN CEIURGH. esta ST.. Csn,ral
Park West, Rev DAVID G. W1L1E. d. D.. Pastor
Services at IL and s.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-11
WAN BosKERCK, EMMA C-1N PURsu-

"
" snce of an Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald, Sur
Of New York notice hereby given
70 all persons having claims against Emma c. Van Bos
serck Iato Of County Of New York deceased,
sent the same with the vouchers thereof the under
OK Tyler & Tyler. 80 Liberty Street IN the City
New York before the nfth day OF November next
Dated New York, April 81 1905.
GEORGE W. VAN BOSKERCK, Executor.
WILLIAM TYLER Attorney for Executors. SO Liberty
Street. New Work City
New-York tribune., 1906-08-11
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

MANUFACTURING BUSINESS FOR SALE.
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% patents (others pending. full equipment
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care The Tribune.
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For Young Ladies-City.

TyINDERGARTEN ana Primary Training-Frse scholar
IA ships Qimted). College preparatory. Teachers
mic. N Y. Froebel Normal, 80 w seth DR.. EARLH pr1
New-York tribune., 1906-08-11
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For Boys and Young Men-COuntry.

For Both sexes-Ceuntry.
CENTENARY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
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buildings. fine equipment strong courses Send for
catalogue p A NoBLE President.
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Teachers Agencies.

supplies Professors Teachers Tutors GoveEnesses
20 Colleges Schools and families Apply 10
Mrs IL J. YOUNG-FULTON. . Union Square.
FIgE-ACHERs' BUREAU-Good teachers wanted for fan
il positions Call address Immediately THE INTER
NATIONAL. TEACHERS BUREAU. 80 Fifth ave. Room
cor 5th St Manhattan Bulldlns entrance on 10Th st
New-York tribune., 1906-08-11
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

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MANUFACTURER OF billiard and pool
tables: high grade bowling alley build
ers: lowest prices. MARX BROS, %
Union Square.
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The Taconic school fOr GINS.
RYE SEMINARY For .saa.ss ssGslssla'
NErs : 4 LIFE. STOWE, York

\ RFORAVIAN SEMINARY for Girls, Bethlehem, Pa
M Founded 1749 18TH yNaT opens Sept. Isth- Ad-
dress !. MAX HARK. D. D.. Principal
New-York tribune., 1906-08-11

For Both SeIes-Ctty.
UYHE RERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGEe
Madison Square ll22 Broadway.
LSnOx Ave. ". q Corner l26tn
I5roOkiyu: T8 Court Newark; ScheueF EuilGinx.
SCHOOLS OPEN ALL sUASMER
New-York tribune., 1906-08-11
City Hotels.

a. Hotel opposite Congress springs and conveatiaa
Hail TeEns European. $50 daily. Including bath;
American, $50
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
Corner

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 If you wish, you can offer prize to the one- W no nrst gaesses who he is.
 Mrs. Burton Kingsland tells of a de- ngntful game winch she calls Puzzle FahtomlmeS.
 The iun of the game depends much upon the spirit with which the panto- mines are given. The hostess In ad- vance prepares as many saps of paper as there are to be guests, one of which Is drawn. folded or tnclosed in an envelope. by each person.
 Each m tuln IS expected to give Tn pantomltne Jne reVelatlon to the au- dence of what the sip of paper con- talned-Which they are to guess-at the coneluslon of each performance, secretly and silently writing their eonJeelures in booklets Turntsned them for the purpose. A prize may be given to the one whose s lesses prove nearest correct.
 For instance, Une young woman reads on her paper The staff of lifd" She rolls up her sleeves, or makes the motions to suggest 1t, lAe5 on an tmas 4nAry apron, perhaps finds con- knead, and ends by cunsigning 1t to a expectations oven under a chair- patted into the nearest possible sim- ilitude to a round loaf.
 A man may De condemned to repre- sent "a picnic" all by himself He walks as if oyer rough ground, culti- yates an animated expression, fre- quently interrupted by a cross frown as he slaps his own face In pursuit. of the elusive mosquito, goes through the motions of doing the polite" to imaginary fair ones, and, sitting un- comfortably on the ground, eats with his fingers, as if under protest con stantly getting up and sitting down. as If obligingly waiting upon the wishes of others.
 He wipes his face with his handker- chief and fans himself with " 1teVer he can lay his hands upon, as if suG- fering from intense heat