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The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
RACING CARD FOR TODAY.
BELMONT PARK.

First raee-Handicap;. six frrlongS Comedienne.
rs; Prince Hamburg III; Robin Hood, JOS: Con
sistent 100; VOORHEES,. IS Pythia. s7 Workman. 5.
Handzaua, rs; Rusk. los. Rye loi. Lady Taran-
tclla, 30; Sly Ben, IS OAK Lawn, IS; Empress OF
India s.
Second race-Five furlongs Miss spooner. los:
sea salt. 10, T0ddles. ~, sally Preston. 10,
Jennie Wells 100: Qualify. l05 AlgeIone l05, Bar
haTy Belle. l05; Our Own. los; Lady Kama Jos
Common sue. 10; Pins and Needles. l05 Mimic
Daughter. leS; La Place. l05i Belle Of Iroquois.
10. Nancy. lG-
Third nce-Fiye fIrlorgs. Airs. @: Sally X 100
Babbling Brosk I02; Clenham. lO2; Ir1nton %
Qualify, % Little Minister. g Besgar Maid %
EaqueTo, 90 Gold Circle. 50 Brumina 99. Gar
gantua. 100: sam Bernard g.
Fourth Race-Gne mile Far West 90; Nsddling
Daisy. l02; Lackey, lo3 Het Toddy los; Lone Hand.
lG3; They're of, 90 Miss Crawford. l03. Sanfara.
1c9; Ginette l09; Athlete lo9 Montgomery, 90. Or
phan Lad. s..
Fifth rsoe-Six furlonss Mamie Hodge. rs:
Dolly Suanker 10 Oxford. ll9 Suffrage. rs: Con-
sisteut 100; DR. Gardner l2t Jac1bite, 10; DiShs-
bile. IL: Ben Ran. I0i; Okenite g.
sixth Race-One and one-sixtecuth miles Tyron.
10: Panique, los; !. F. Donohue. los; Belle Of
Jessamine. l05; The Cricket. IO3 jungle Imp. los
Onatas los Wizard los: Oriy H.. ll3; California
King, 100; HaIlowmas, los.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
BASEBALL NOTES.

The Pirates began and ended the sea-
son with d victory.
Wagner and Stone are the champion
batsmen Of the year.
Harry Davis takes the hOnors for
long hits in the American League. with
Flick second.
stony" McGlynn pitched two tie
games during his short term in the Ma
Iional League.
Eight tie games were played In the
National League this year. and st. Louis
figured in four Of them. Twelve were
played in the American.
Wild Conroy did some splendid throw
ing from the oUtield toward the end
Of the season. It had not only distance
but accuracy.
Presidents Pulliam and Johnson each
predicts that the team representing his
own league VIII win the worlds cham
piouship.
Proficient as the White Sox were this
season at run getting. the Cubs were
more so. The White SoX made 4S-1C0 OF
a run to every hit. and the Cubs $500.
Devln hit much better this year than
last. He batted -2l6 last year, and this
season improved his percentage prob
ably fifty points. Chase was another
who produced much improved stick work
This year he was 800 hitter all the
way
On the face of The returns the season
seems like a joke on the Cleveland Club.
Lajoie's men lead in team batting, long
range slugging and fielding. but do not
get the flag. What's the answer?
Clark Griffith says his men have no
complaint whatever to make over there
being no series with the New York Ma
tionals. when we pulled Out of Chicago
last time. Grif observed, The comments
Of the cranks We're: Those are the fel-
lows to trim the Cubs. But We got up
against it good and hard in Detroit.
If we had gone away from there in
shape we would have won the champion
ship.
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PRIZE RING GOSSIP.

Digger Stanley. the English bantam
weight champion. has decided TO accept
iLe offer made . him by the Lincoln
\. c. OF Chelsea. to come 10 this coun-
Try. 1t is probable that Stanley viii be
matched with Jimmy Walsh upon his ar
rival
Al belmont. who styles himself the
champion 1i6-pound fighter Of New Eng
land, and Monk, the Newsboy. the cham
Idon Of Rhode Island fought twelve
rounds to "a draw az the Valley Fails \.
c.. cf Providence. Monday evening
Another new boxing club is 10 be open
ed in Philadelphia Friday night and viii
be known rs the New NOnparcil Club.
The star bout will be between Tommy
O'Toole and Tommy Iangd0n. The boys
have met twice, with a verdict each way.
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GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

RunreIs pulled up lame at Belmont
Park Monday. This once good race horse
Is a wreck Of his former self.
Marty Bergen, Il veteran jockey. who
rode many famous horses in his time,
died on Sunday after an attack of pneu-
monia.
Judge Frank Bryan. who is well-known
by al turf followers, IS acting as patrol
judge at Belmont Park. He is a capable
official in every capacity on a race track.
By winning the first half Of the Matron
Stakes At Belmont Park. Ballot added
S10.365 TO the winnings of the Keene stable
for the season, which now amount to
about $4,000
Dave johnson has taken back all Of his
horses from l. o. Appleby. In future his
colors will be carried. by Roseben. Jac-
quin, Senator Clay, Tim OTOole and
TampicO in all of their races.
Jockey Shaw has an offer of $1,000 and
all the seasons expenses to 60 TO Ger
many and ride He probably viii accept.
as he is taking on weight so fast that he
can accept few mounts in this country.
After a weeks rest Starter CassidS re-
sumed work with the barrier Monday,
ard did fairly good work He sus-
pended Harry Cochran for the rest of the
meeting for disoTderly conduct at the
post in the first race.
Capt. Fred Presgrave has established a
new home for the racing stable Of
Thomas Clyde at Salisbury. Nd. The
farm at Bryn Mawr will no longer be
used for the thOTOughbreds. The breed
ing stock will soon be shipped to Ken
tucky.
The Jerome Handicap. which was won
in sensational time by ITOnsides on Mon
day. was run at old Jerome Park for
the first time in 1856, when It was known
as the Champion. Up to 1870 it was run
at mile heats, but after that the dis
tance was two miles, until 1873, when Il
was reduced to a mile and tffee-quar-
ters. and was run at that distance to in
clude the season Of 1888 In 1890 # was
changed to a mile and five-sixteenths and
was run at Morris Park, only - go back
| to jerome Park for the last time in 1891.
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Drrvgun tfter Frcd CIarke.

Pittsburg. Oct 9-Thot there is but
small hope of his being able to drag Fred
the capacity Of manager was admitted
Last evening by Barney Dreyfus before
he started on a mad chase after Clarke.
whom he hopes 10 catch in Chicago.
Barney has wired for q conference with
Fred, and says he viii likely know just
what is the matter and what chance there
is for the return of the famous manager.
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TIGERS TRACK PLANS.
Princeton Athletes start Fau Train
ing Thfrtx-fiNc Strong.

Princeton, n. J., Oct 9.-Thirty-five
men reported to Coach Copeland for the
opening Of fal track work, and the out
look foe a strong team is very favor
able. Eight veterans of last year are
among the number, and ought to form
an excellent nucleus around which TO
build uD the new material A freshman
team VIII be formed this year, owing to
the rule barring irst-year men from
varsity teams
Among the best talent al hand,
Princeton has RulOn-Miller and Gamble
in the dashes, Atlee in the 40, Lingle tn
the $50, Eisele In the two miles, Arm
strong in the hurdles. and Simons in the
broad jump.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
TEMPLE LEAGUE.
Chamnion Nut Boz Nins Agnln.

Lexington. Ky. Oct. 9.-V6sta Boy
owned by Thomas w. Murphy. Of Glen
coe, I. /, won the Wilson stake for the
2.I2 PAGERS at the Breeders Course this
evening in straight meats. But one heat
OF the famous Walnut Hill farm cup
for 2;10 trotteTs was decided. and this
went to Nut Boy, the seasons champion.
The 2.C5 pace was won by Barron STRAIT
ton. This event furnished the most spec
tacular racing that mas been seen at the
meeting, close finishes resulting.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
WESTERN HIGH LOSES.
Washington school for Boys Wins
Football Game by One Point.

In the first game of the season the
Washington School for Boys yesterday
defeated the Western High School, the
interhigh school champion of last year,
by the score of II TO 10.
All the Westerns points were scored in
the first half, while the winners rolled
up their total IN the closing half. A
ffty-yard run by Mccartney, Washing
tons left half back was the feature Of
the contest. In the second half West
ern changed its lineup, but was un-
able to stop the advance of Washing
tons fast backs
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
Auto Driver. Going Home.

New YORK, Oct 9.-Duray and Clement,
who drove French cars in the Wander
bilt CUP race, viii sall for home on
Thursday. Lancia. who finished second.
and Nazzaro, Of the Italian team, VIII
make trip to Chicago and other cities
before returning to Italy. 1t will prob
ably be some weeks before Wagner, who
drove the Darracq car 10 victory on
Saturday. viii leave this city for France.
as his friends are arranging many enter
tainments for him.
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FOOTBALL AT GEORGETOWN.
ST. Stephens Institute VIII Oppose
Blue and Gray Team To-day.

Georgetown University Football Team
viii meet the st. Stephens Institute
eleven this afternoon on Georgetown
Field in the first midweek game Of their
season. Georgetown has made ar ex-
ception to the rule Of not playing teams
other than college elevens by arranging
a game with this organization, which
IS made up of cOllegiGns and boys well
known in Washington.
Although Georgetown viii give all the
members OF the squad a chance IN this
game, IT is more than likely that the
Institute boys will give them the stiffest
kind Of q battle. The game will be called
at 40 O'Clock Probable lineup:
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Base on Balls scored.

The Nationals only run was scored in
the sixth, when King drew four balls.
Brown singled, Hoffman sacrificed, and a
wild ball got away from Sullivan, letting
King in. Outside Of this inning, Altrock
held the Cubs helpless. A fine catch by
TaruehilI. a wonderful catch by Rohe.
and a great stop by Donohue featured the
game and kept the Cubs from scoring.
each play coming at time when a miss
would have meant q tied score. Evers
and Donohue We're both spiked in base
running collisions, neither seriously.
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Armour Nay Buy Toledo Club.
.ecial to The washington Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Toledo, Oct 9.-William Armour. the
retiring manager of the Detroit club, is
negotiating for the Toledo team of the
American Association. and the prospects
are he wil close the deal in few days
William Clarke, who managed the Mud
hens this year, probably will be retained
in that position should the Armour deal
go through.
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ltals...-. ~ So 6o5 Totals.

'Arnold b0Vled second and lind games.
The Utopians and Imperials were the
winners in the Temple League on the
Royal alleys The Utopians took three
straight sets from Phoenix. Brock and
Weir tying for high score with I'll each.
The Imperials duplicated the Utopians'
feat and took three straight from the
Octagons. Ullmer made high score with
173. The figures were generally low, but
few getting above the 200 mark. The
ScaVps-
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TOta ST.
CHICAGO AMERICANS.

First base on errors Americans, l. Left on bases
-Ancricsns g; Nationals. T. Turee-nase htt-Rohe
Sacritcs Aitz-Brovu, Hoffman. and Hahn. stolen
bases -selUlte Isbeu. and D0ugaerJy. Bases on
balls-Or Brown. ]: Of Altroc6, l. Struck out-By
Brown Z, ty Altrock 3. Wild pitchcs-Brovu. /;
Al-rcck. J. Passed bails-Kling, p Cmpires-
Nes-rs. Jonstonc and OLoughlin. Time Of game
hour and 90 minutes.
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FIlel. Wants to Leave Cleveland.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Cleveland, Oct. 9.-Elner Flick, who has
played right field for the Cleveland club
since it became a part of the American
League wants to be traded or sold to
another club. Flick has not played bril-
liant bah for a season or two. and claims
that he could do better elsewhere He
viii have his wish gratifed If Manager
Lajoie can get a good outieider in ex-
change.
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Central High Defeats GaIIaudet.

Central High School football team yes
terday invaded Kendall Green, and de-
feated Gallaudet College eleven by the
score Of 3 TO 0. While it was merely a
practice game for each team, the contest
was stubbornly fought, and both elevens
put up a good quality Of the pigskin
game.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
Dan Murphy to Coach stanford.

Stanford University, C0L. Oct. 9.-Dan-
iel Murphy of New London. Conn. will
again coach the Stanford crews next
spring Murphy telegraphed his accep-
tance of Stanford's terms yesterday, but
he will not commence work until jan
uaTy.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

Investor. Lam6arf J.. john y Bcdw1rth H.
Sewing Machine. and J. T. L. IT, also start
and finished in the order named J. II. L. u
being distanccd In the second heat after finish
ing second in the first. Time, 217ls PISA 2l7
Billy Stone won the tIree-urmure pace for county
horses Skid0 was second Venus third aud Little
RafHes fourth. Time. 2@5is, 25s, 233, 2.3i.
Running IL miles purse Sl11- Tom LAWSON
Won. Nina L.. second; Red Tape third. FlCra
Congress and Abel also ran Time 2:7.
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snow on Mount WASHINGTON.

Concord. y. H. Oct. s.-Nearly month
later than usual. the first snow OF the
season appeared to-day on Mount Wash
ington. The white cap is plainly wish
bic as far away as the coast
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
VIRGINIA FAIR OPENS
Eoy. Swanson Speaks Of Old
! DOmini0n'S Greatness.
RACING a LIVELY FEATURE.

Mr. Taylor's Lydia Woodlands Wins
the steepIccaase and Dion KeTT's
Follow On Gets Jhe PEace-Attend-
ance Sr.aII-EnterpTise Yet in
Crude st-fe-summaries of Races.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

Index took two out Of the three sets
from the Reserves in the Printing Office
League. Long made high score IN the
second set. with ~ The score:
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE LEAGUE.
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From the Chattanooga Tins.

You viii possibly recall the following
anecdote, which wa S told by the Rev.
Sam jones. in one OF his sermons:
What is the littlk dog barking at.
fatherR"
'HS'is barking at the moon, my SON.
" hat is the moon doing about it, faith
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
FL0SSIE FOTTA WINS.
Takes 2;1S Pace at HaEerstOyyn in
Straight Heats.

1IV'IaI 20 ITl " a5IIIT1lITI Il0TaII-
Hagerstown, Nd, Oct 9-Dr. Bell was
the only Washington horse to start here
to-day at the annual fair. He got third
money in the 2:18 pace. The summaries:
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just shining on
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-04
oRIossv WAS WEALTHY.
Estate Left by Railroad Contractor
Valued at Hall Million pollars.

Dallas, Aug. s.-The will oi the late
Georg NJ. d. Grigsby O. paNas. who
died on June 80 at jefferson. r1r.. was
filed for probate here. D. J. hgsby.
brother OF the deceased. Is named as
executor without bond. The exec
utor estimates the value OF the es-
tate at about 100000, consisting prin.
clpally OF money In bank and bank
stoks. A large portion OF the estate
Is In Dallas county
The viii provides that his just
debts 5e paid. and that the sum OF
81 900 be expended by the executor In
the payment OF the funeral expenses
OF the testator's deceased wife and OF
himself and In the erection and build
ing OF a suitable vault for the remains
OF the two.
"All the rest and residue of my prop
erty. wherever situated, whether In
possession. reversion or remainder, In
Guiding one policy of insurance In the
Equitable Life Insurance company for
the sum Of $500 and three policies
OF insurance for $1,000 each In the
New York Life Insurance company,
which were made payable to my said
deceased wife. | hereby devise and be
queath TO my sister, Mrs. ]. II. Reib'
OF Lexington. Ky. 10 her and To her
| heirs and assigns forever"
The instrument was dated June "a
1905
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-04
JUSTICE TO JOHNSON.
Mayor Of Cleveland Has No Finaneiai
Interest In Railway.

Cleveland. Aus. 3.-In the dispatch'
es handled by the Associated Press on
Julv %. In describing the controversy
now proceeding ever the street ran
way situation IN this dty. the state
men, was made that tie railway liae
OF the Cleveland Electric company OF
Fulton street was torn up by men
acting under the orders Of Mayor Toa
/ Johnson. and that this action was
owing 10 the pending controversy y.
behaif of the Forest City railway
3.cent fare line. and which. under ce'
tain conditions can come under t"S
ownership md control OF the munich
pality. 1T, =.
In addition 10 relating the facts ms
90 tbo tearing up OF the rails OF tie
ieyeland Electric Railway company
the additional statement was mau,
ana, Mayor Johnson was creditee
with being largely interested In the
Municipal Traction cofpany.
This statement was unwarranted
and is believed 70 be entirely untru'
~ IN It's reading Il intended to erea
ate the impression that Mayor John
son had any financial interest what
ever in the Forest City company an'
Is contrary to every public Statement
made by that official. he having spe
officially anticipated by public an
nouncement any such possibility. ina
he has been interested in the success
OF the company as an ultimate munich
pal ownership proposition. but prima
rily 10 secure a lower fare. he ha
openly proclaimed. ..
The Associated r-ess. therefore dc
sires 10 dlsclaim any knowledge o
motive other than this public interes'
and TO dlsayow any other suggestio
in making the Ttatement teiegraphe'
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-04
EIGHTY COUNTIES.
Complete Returns From This Number
Have Been Received.

Dallas. Aug. 3.-Complete returns
from eighty counties have been re-
celyed. These eighty counties will
have 227 votes In the state convention.
and OF this number the apportionment
gives Campbell. 6s.s7; Brooks, 1924;
Colqultt, 57.5S; Bell. 52.3l. Their
popular vote In these eighty counties
Is as follows: Campbell. 27,O2s: Col
quit. 2l.279: Bell. 1861; Brooks. IL
7sg. Including the returns from the
incompleted counties. their vote Is:
Campbell. 7s.s49; Brooks. 59.75s; Col
cuitt, 54.967: Bell. 5+.0SS.
Up 10 Friday morning. Davidson. Tor
lieutenant governor. had 97,sll votes
and Hill. $3.50.
In the contest for railroad commits
sloner. Storey has sl.s73 and Williams
$780,.
Later returns maze no material dii
ference in contests for congressman.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-04
FOLLOWS LOVED ONE.
Grief Over Wife's Suicide Drives Hus'
bard 10 Die Of Opium.

Huntington. W. Va, Aug. 3.-Wil'
liam Weber. a prominent government
contractor. took opium with suicidal
intent Thursday. He died at local
hospital Friday morning Weber s
wife committed suicide by drowning
herself In the Sabine river at Beau
mont, Tex. two months ago, and grief
over her death is supposed TO have
caused his suicide Meher,s home
was az BeauRsss.-- ne had corrtsaets
for the LIss,cd States building being
erected<ffe ERA .r--nr -SrCKeesport,-l "a,
and hfS'only recently been awarded tfe
.ScFfract for the new government
.hiilding at Los Angles. Cal.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-04
carmen Strike.

Macon. Ga. Aug 3.-One hundred
and twenty members Of the Brother
hood Of Railway Carmen in the en-
ploy of the Central Of Georgia railway
went on strike. demanding a uniform
advance IN wages Of 2 IL cents az
hour. The company granted from
TO 2 IL cents advance but Il 70 un
derstoCd that the me- were not satis
fled with Tat arrangement, arr
struck
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-04
PEpYs AND EVELYN.
Difference In Methods OF These Two
Famous Diarists.


Pepys narrative Is always dramatic
himself being the center Of the play
while EVELYN is historical. pathetic or
dIdactic. as the mood seizes him. Pepys
gives Us the comedy of his time. as
Plautus and Terence gave US the COM
edy OF theirs Evelyn. on the other
hand. has something Of Livy In his
eomposltion aud not little OF Cicero.
Compare, for instance. their treatment
OF the great fire. and you may measure
the distance between them. Thus II Is
that Pepys' account begins: "Some OF
our maids, sitting up late last night TO
get things ready againss our feast To-
day. Jane called us up about In the
morning TO tell us Of great fire they
saw in the city. So | rose and slipped
on my nlghtgown and went 10 her win.
dow" And now turn 10 Evelyn and
see the temper In which he views the
destruction Of the city. "The clouds
OF smoke were dismal and reached up
on computation near fifty miles In
length" he writes the day after the
fire. THUS | left II this afternoon
burning. resemblance OF Sodom or
the last day II forcIbiy called to my
mind that passage, Non enim hic ha'
bemus stabilem clvItatem.' the ruins
resembling the picture OF Troy. Lon
don was. hut Il Is no more.'
Pepys sets the scene before you like
a man: Evelyn reflects upon the TRACE
dy like n writer. ingenious in reference
and quick with allusion. We need mo-
discuss which IS the better method. bu
Il may surely be said that the world
will produce another hundred Evelyn'
before II fashions fitting rival fol
PenYs.-London Spectator.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-04
TUESDAY THE DAY.
Candidates Required by Law to File
Statement Of Expenses Then.

Austin. Aug. 3.-Tuesday is the date
fixed under the Terrell election law for
candidates TO file itemized statement
Of election expenses The law makes II
mandatory on the part OF all candi-
dates TO DO this. and II they fail they
will be guilty OF a misdemeanor State
ments must be filed with the county
Judge. Many statements will be read
with interest.
According 20 adyices received up 10
noon Friday at Storey headquarters
Judge Storey has 25i and Williams PIG
votes in the state convention In the
race for railroad commissioner
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-04
JOHN D. LoSa

their trust and used their positions to
feather their own nests-falser TO the
trust than any president Of IA modern
insurance company. Within the first
decade social vices infested the com
munity: drunkenness, pickering, sian.
der. RIGHTEOUSNESS and even crimes
against nature were common, All this
took place in a community o: very lin.
tied numbers. No New England vii
lage OF today need fear comparison
with the early Plymouth colony"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-04
TESTIMONY ENDS.
Argument In Hsr,Ie Divorce Case &c
5ecin Monday Next.

Pittsburg. Aug 3.-After twenty
one and a half days of sessions the
Hartje divorce case terminated rather
suddenly Thursday. with the con
sent OF the attorneys, and at the sus'
gestion OF Judge Frazer. the time Tor
beginning the arguments was set Tor
next Monday morning. Judge Frazer
announced before the close that the
case must be submitted to him oy
wednesday evening. as he INTENDED
10 leave for his vacation next thurs
day
Immediately after the case was
concluded Mrs. Hartie was surround
ed by a group OF friends. who shoof
her hand and congratulated her OF
the manner in which she held up un
der the severe strain. Augustu'
Hartie sat in his chair watching hi,
wife closely He, too. showed reiie'
but said nothing.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-04
GO IT ALONE.
ohio prohIbItIonIsss Separate
,,,ve. From the Others.

Columbus. Aug. s--In state .' 'Ua,
veptIon here Thurrday the r,Ou r.r.
, ,s~s,ss practically divorced their par
uoH u.s., cher temperance organiza'
, ,oon tax law and adopted a platform .i. y
s ,ooh .na for direct Hesitation. woman
de sna international arbitration.
su ,nl,,or Of United States senators by
e s... xo,e and more rigid bank IN
spectiOn.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-04
GAGE SUICIDES.

said 10 Be Son Of Former seeretar,
OF the Treasury.
Seattle. Wash. Aug 3.-E. A. Gage
said 10 be a son Of former Secretary
Of the Treasury Gage. shot himself
through the heart at the Tourist ho
Tel in this city Thurs'1y afternoon
The Seattle acquaintances Of Mr.
Gage say that they are not surprised
al the suicide. as he has been actins
strangely for some time.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-04
Nnture's Methods.

When one is sick there Is usually
something In the stomach that nature
wants to throw up. When one has dlar-
rhea nature is striving to remove OF
Tending material from the system
When one perspires profusely nature Is
getting rid OF blood poisons through the
skin. One should never attempt TO
check any such effort without being
sure that It's arrest will be beneficial.