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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-07-31
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men mGroe. &ber oant Der beIpn.
renen 5ibruu9 oes 9ompfers funn.
ten ale tleinen Bahaaiere gerettet
meroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-07-31

Dis aunf @Ias su
m a Den, 1T 10 alt. DAB ibr urs
fprun9 nidt mebr betonnt 1T. 8ereits
auf Den Beliefs Ser aDuigsgrdber in
ben espptifdsn Ruinenorten 8eni GAL
ian nnb Oeber (etfpa 1900 b. gbr.)
iiebt maj @lashduIer in boiler Sbdtiss
lett. Sc iheint, boB man fdrbtges
@ias frih8etttg berauftelen ~Oerftano,
eagegen fdrbloTes @Ias nur NIT GROCER
gxftrengung er3sugsn tcnrte.
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snr so s5abre alt.

Sh bin nur 80 Sabre aft unb mer.
De mid ME otter fiblen. 10 lange i'd
Electric 8itters betDrnmer tann, iaat
Wtrs. 6. s.. .BruniDn. Dublin, Ga.
Dieter Comic Edit bic Nlten iuna uno
n1adt Die Sbwahen fort. Dus.
pepite. itarre 2eber. entainoe:e @ies
rem weroen iiher ourh electric Bit
tiers aebeilt. @arantiert. 8u baben
bel Noolph OreiR uno s. &alteger
& Suhn. Breis so Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-07-31

6aIten Sic SIR Spftem in upu.
tOmmener Sronuna uno oann uer.
ben Sic geiuno bleibeu, ielbft in Der
u%ngeiunoeiten Sabresseit. Ser ae.
leeentlibe @ebraub BON 8ridIeh
Gfb 8itters fidert &ra5t un6
NeaelmaBiateit in allen 0raanen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-07-31

unb gobbs bat unier COUNTY berpie'
len, oaB es purldufie nod als cine
Der 6ohbureen oes Nntiprubibitios
nisn1us betrobtet merheu fam. uno
10 muS eS audi bIeiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-07-31
Brtef Sttte.
0erren .atst.,

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Solo @m u @rimiinaer - Sermann
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clara W. gDeben-Rrs S 90 Clements
Wtauoe y glements-Wlrs R u Sedert-
Wtrs z o 9iebOlb - Nrs 8 s &oeler -
Margaret 8alter.
2~susEdHbtidbes
Nnnn Brettibneiber-Tntoni Wurs
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IN grfurt lit her nornboste NS.

Sn @rfurt 1T Der mandate So.
oaqoae uno @efhibtibreiber SUB.
Mig Stade aus Dem 2eben aeId1ie,
ben. Or erreibte oas bube gIter BON
tleurlAta Sabren. Seine @eihidts,
bidder eeh0rten Sahrsehute lana in
oeutihen Sbulen su ben bemdbrte.
iten 4ebrmitteln.
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Sn 2aibad,. Der 6auptitaot ppn
2rain. 1T bas Staats. Bulpermaaa.
gin erpluoiert. 8eribieoene unueit
oaoUn aeleaene Militdrgebauoe Iino
fbuer belbdoiat mproen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-07-31

Cine u~erbeerenoe 5euersbrunSt
bat Sbrentbal bel Santt @oarshous
len i'm &e9iernngsbe5irt @iesbaoen
peimaeiuht. 0ah elmer telearapbis
l9en Welouna lift Der sanse Srt
nieoereebrannt.
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nie stattatf einer @rpsmaat.

Sic Stdttftif etner 4rDsftacDt.
Welh' einert genaltigen Sattor
in inherent Matchmaker 2eben Die
Nreiie ionrlteIt uno mic %ungebeuer
ltarf oas 2eiebeoirfnis oes araertfas
nilhen Yublituu1s lit. oaDo1 9eben
uns Die fDlsenoen itatiitiifea 9aten
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ben 8iferu. 10 aroB iie iino. erihDps
fen bod niht anndheruo Die W3aht
unb bte 8eoeutung Der 8rei1e. Die
beioen nahltehenoen 2abeaen Seiaen
einrnal. melb' elm fulofioles &apital
in ben auteritaniihen 8eitungen,
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oann aber au@, nie auBeruroentltb
lih bic 8rei1e in ben Ser. Staater
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Sabre 1905 entpidelt bat:
3unabme
felt 1900.
aapitai. $685. ,o2l, s5s ssl, 5o4,287
9neefente, eierts &C.. "a, 800 2J121
| Sobresoebdlter ........s 3d. 1852 $26, 63e, 1868
3ohuorbeiter. .. 1876, 100 22,o9s
SabrssI5bns:...:.....slo8,87 81, 748 s24, 63l, 794
| Anaemeiie @usaaben .s102, 469, 279 1861 $50
@ert BEG Dsrbr. Wta=
terials .......... 1923, 474, $50 $3.50, SIS, GAO
| Sabreseiunabmen -. .S496, 087, 100 sis, 032, 059
SON oieieu 1896, 900, 900, tpelde
Die ameritaniine Breiie' i'm porigen
| Sabre ne%reinnabr1te. fartert $146,s
| 600, 900 auf oas NnseigenfontD.
| Sill, 900. 900 batten Die NbDnnenter
gun, unterhalt Der Breife beiautras
gen uno Die iibrigen $239. 0OO. 900
ftammter, aus benz gertauf pDn BIs
| @ern; aus Der Gtsioenaoruderei uno
aus nnoeren oerartigen 0ueuen.
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meitperbreiteter Nnnabme, als Oh Die
Brefie gang Don ibrer Nnseisetunos
| IGaft lebe unb als ub i'm 8erQleih
nit oieier Die 8irtulatiDn als GIN
n%abmequene pDn gang untergeDro'
meter Beoeutune fei. Sn elmer gut
uno ebrlib gefibrten 3eitunn 1T unb
bleibt Der 2eiertreis oas eigentlime
Gudgrat beg aar5en @elhdftes.
Die Dbiaert .8iffern bemeifen aliu,
baB Die arneritaniihe Yreife iih elmer
fnliben unb aeiunoen @runolaae er=
freut uno baB Der @eibdftsmarn,
Der iih ibrer Nnaeiaefpalten beoient,
lein @elo ntbt f0rttuirft.
Die beioen Tabenen, melbe mir
nunmebr f0lgen laiien. besieben lid
gleihfaus auf oas Sabr 1905 uno
auf oas Sabr Der lett:n Reniusaufs
nabnte:
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TiHd's 5 @ents 6auanu.g iaarre.
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isiHa's 5 Gents oapana.e iaarre.
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Sr. &. u. ptper,
Oiteppatb,

22l eDiOsu.s trase esios Telephone 1886.
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Nnna Standardization @urb
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-03
HAPPENINGS CONDENSED.

Forest fires are raging In the vicin-
fly OF Colmesneil Tex.
J. W. Hoskins has been elected sup
erintendent Of Galvestoa's public
schools.
r. NJ l.. Williams. prominent
planter was assassiuated near Browns
Vile. Tex.
Near Lewisviiic. Denton county.
Texas. the nose Of Ice Gates little girl
bleed so long she died.
In an alteration between two negro
women az Cameron. Tex. one was
stabbed 10 death and the other serious
~ hurt
Governor Folk and Thomas W. Law
son have been invited TO address the
Texas Press association az Its annual
meeting In June u Corpus Christi.
Charles c. Murphy. foreman OF the
ouisiana and Arkansas car shops az
Stamps. Ark. died from injuries sus-
tanned by an accident His skull was
crushed.
Eleven complaints charging forgery.
nine for passing forged checks and one
for burglary have been filed at Sher-
man against Robert Pence ninstssl
years old.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-03
RESULTS or FIRE.
Three Men Dead and Fifty Eish, IN.
jured Mostly BY svffoeation.

San Francisco. Feb. Three men
were killed and fifty-elght injured.
mostly by suffication. in fire that
ragged on the United States transport
Meade as she lay IN the Folsom street
dock.
For three hours the forward hold OF
the big troop ship was n roaring fur
mace. from which firemen were borne
In an almost continuous stream. Re
lays 81 men promptly stepped forward
10 take the places ~ those who were
carried out unconscious.
The surprising fact developed that
the property loss amounted to only
'25. This was the estimate made by
Major DcvoI. When the water had been
pumped from the hold and the debris
renewed Il was nscertRIned that the
fire had been confined To space about
six feet suare. There Was very little
flame. the fire being ~ a smouldorlng
variety that emitted great volumes of
smoke.
Il IL believed by some NJ the officials
that the fin was due Ia spontaneous
combustion ~ gun oil and cotton.
Rifles were IN the vicinity of the
fire and &c o. thought that after clean
ing the weapons the men had care
lessly put the oil soaked waste into a
heap. 4 board ~ INJURY has been
appointed 10 make an investigation
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-03

Declared Rsiirosd Rate Legislation 10
Socialists In Character.

Washington. Feb. Ain the HOUSE
Thursday the discussion OF the railroad
rate bin was taken up and prosecuted
with vigor throughout the day So
many speakers have come TO the front
on This measure that the house agreed
20 meet at n o'clock hereafter my
the debate r. ended. The feature OF
the debate Thursday was the lengthy
speech OF Mr.. Sibiey Of Pennsylvania.
who arraigned tho legislation with ar
guments OF varied character all OF
which tended to give his reasons for
being unalterably opposed TO the bill.
When he charged that the legislation
was sociaiistic In Its nature and was
a step towards government ownership
and the dream OF Bryan and Hearst.
Mr.. James OF Kentucky asked what the
reason was for the right abou, face of
the Republican party In the direction
Of the Bryan leadership.
4 will gracefully place the RESPONSE
bility on my colleagues of broader
shoulders" retorted Mr. Sibley. and
when Mr.. James. who II ute bald. sat
down shaking his head. Mr.. Sibiey re-
marked to tie great amusement OF the
house. Don't shake your CORY locks
at me-"
"oh. the gentleman's hair ir nearly
as absent as my own" responded Mfr.
James
Mr.. Sibiey said he would advocate
larger salaries for the members OF the
Interstate commerce commission and
would content himself with voting In
opposition 10 the bill
A speech by Mr.. Hefiin 81 Alabama
favorinE the bill concluded the days
debate
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-03
DIXON DENOUNCED.
Hoots and His Kisses Greeted His and
Some Other Names.


New York Feb. 2-Hoots and hiss
es greeted the mention Of United
States Senator Tiliman. Governor
vardaman OF Mississippi. Thomas Dix
on. Jr.. and r. Hopkinson smith at the
mass meeting held by the Constitution
league In Cooper Union Thursday
night Called TO protest against dis
franchisement OF the negro IA the
south the meeting resolved itself into
denunciation OF alleged conditions
south Of Mason and Dixon's line. AZ
least four-fifths OF the crowd Of 3.00o
were negroes
"Now comes Thomas. Dixon. Jr.. said
Kelley Miller of Howard university.
Washington. that frenzied apostle 81
an evil propaganda. Who would deprive
the negro OF his rights by holding up
the grotesque and repugnant side 81
his life with hideous portrayal This
shameless apostate priest OF God. with
undisguised daring. Is doing the work
OF the devil. with satanic glee he
Stirs the fire OF race wrath and In
flames the evil passions OF men" A.
the denunclation o. Mr.. Dixon waxed
fiercer. there were mingled cheers
Kisses and laughter
Most bitter 81 all the speakers was
Mary Church Terrell a negress from
Washington. over and over again the
chairman. John Il. Milholland. tried 20
get her to stop and give the other side
chance. but she refused To do H. BE
coming more violent In her denuncia-
ton OF the south. she insisted ON hav-
ing her SAY" out. She appealed to the
audience for more time and was loud
~ sustained.
T. n. Gubers OF Atlanta university
spoke on The Negro American and
the ballot" He said that the letter
% the law In the southern states. It's
interpretations. and the manner OF It's
administration tended 20 drag the wo X
er down.
tx Congressman George n. White
OF North Carolina. negro. declared
that II one state had n right 10 pick
out one clause In the constitution and
nullify. another state would have an
equal right 10 disregard another clause
until the entire constitution had been
Congressman J. Warren Keller 81
Ohio declared that tho political parties
had failed TO carry out the fundamental
principle OF equality and that TO take
away the votes OF the negroes TO give
power TO the few was the first step TO |
an autocracy.
The indignation meeting dld not /.
break ~ until morning. 4 set Of reso- /
lutlons for "a reduction OF representa- !
ton from the south IN congress was /
passed
II was announced similar meetings /
are to be- held az Baltimore washing |
ton and Chicago.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-03

New York. Feb. s.-wilson Misner
the young Can Franciscan says that
on Tuesday night he married Mrs.
Charles T. yerkes In her home at sec
Fifth avenue. returned to the Hotel
fztor at midnight Thursday night
IAer several hours absence aud said
vcnlaily 20 the reporters:
II have just paid a visit TO Mrs.
Misner az her home. SEA Fffth avenue.
We had long talk and canvassed the
situation thoroughly. I tried 10 per-
suade her 10 see YOU newspaper men
vt least once and settle the whole
business. She would not do il. but she
may give out a statement later. ! ex-
pect her TO. anyway.
Nov. as a matter OF fact the reason
why AIrs. Yerkes denied being mar
ried to me was that the news came out
too soon to suit her. though II Was not
through any fault OF my own. She did
not expect that the marriage would be
announced for a good while. and when
she woke up Wednesday morning and
found that the newspaper were full of
" eue was pfeltN angry ono WINS ~
angry that ahe denied the whole thing.
and after she once put herself on rec
ord. 50 to speak. she did not want TO
face about You see. Mrs. Yerkes
rather believes that II Is not anybody's
business but her own what she does.
and perhaps she IL inclined to resent
Inquiries The whole matter will be adj
justed within a short time.
Il am going To stay right here In
New York. which Is the place for me
just now. I imagine. l certainly have
no reason To conceal anything. al
though would not have said anything
about the marriage II the news had
not leaked out and II II had not been
put up to me 30 strong that had to
tell a lie or the truth
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-03
cow1m ssoxs.
Fsrt Worth Man Took For tIs sebIset
Railroad sqisistion.

Denver. Feb. REORGANIZATION OF the
American National Livestock associa-
ton was completed Thursday by the
election % the ofllowing officers. named
by the executive committee: Secretary.
T. W. Tomiinson: treasurer. w. r.
Hughes. Denver: attorney. 5. n. Cow
an. Fort Worth. Tex.
After adopting several resc'1 tlons In
Guiding one endorsing the Hepburn
rate bill and another pledgsng the ASSOC
cations support 10 President l,onSe-
welt In his forestry reserve plan and
listening 90 speeches On railroad rate
legislation. the convention adjourned
Resolutions were adopted relating ~
commission charges and providing Tor
the appointment ~ committee OF five
10 combat the advances recently made
AZ Omaha. sioux City and other cities
20 further the interests of the cattle.
men In such markets 70 investigate
the buying and selling of feeders In
all markets and take any necessary
steps to abate causes Of complaint
5. II. Cowan % Fort Worth. who
made the principal address on railroad
rate legislation. said:
We are STARTING 10 build up In this
country a great feudal system by the
power OF wealth" lie said he was not
opposed 20 wealth. but that Il was
necessary to control the power
Referring 90 the Hepburn bin he
said: IL the railroads can defeat this
measure that will be the darkest day
Of their lives because Il means o
power which must not exist This does
not mean that we will not give them
Justice
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-03
fstsrsstiessi csIstrsfios
!" Dote,r, By the
Rio Gronde"

Many years ago the citizens OF La
redo. Texas, aud Nuevo Laredo,
Mexico. conceived the idea OF fit
tingly celebrating George Washing
tons Birthday February 70, by suit
able mexican American" fieetas,
and from a small source this has
grown To a Magnificent Annual
Event unsurpassed In its splendid
surroundings and iateresting par
ticulsrs by anything Of u similar
nature ever held In Texas.
International la its character To-
Gated on the border line between the
Great Republics, occurring at q sea-
son Of the year when business cares
press lightly. aud at time when
weather conditions ia that locality
are ideal, this event offers. ]tfnsur-
passed inducements TO ~ pleasure
seeker.
This year the CELEBRATION Will con-
sIst OF 1--WE days continuous festiv-
titles. February 2ist, end, 23rd. Gath,
aud a.lsi, and the program will COM
prise many new and interesting
features, among which may be men,
toned Famous spanish Bull Fights.
Cattle Roping Contest, Naval Fire
Works on Rio Grande River, Gen.
Washington Crossing tho Delaware,
Military Drills, Historical Pageants,
and Trades Display. Flower Carni-
val, y. s. and Mexican Bands.
For this occasion low excursion
ates will be In effect TO Laredo, also
for the benefit OF those who desire
To see more OF Mexican life and Gus
toms arrangements have been made
tor the sale of excursion tickets TO |
Monterey, Mexico. with ten (l0)
q ays' limit, permitting stop-over at
Laredo 20 witness the International
Celebration.
For further particulars, call on
ticket agents. or write,
ID. J. PRICE, q. ID. HUNTER,
q. z. q II. A. Asst. q. y. d TIA.
"THE TEXAS RAILROAD
Palestine, rexRs.
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Sell BACK.
Says Many Liquor Dealers opersse
Without State License.

Austin. Feb. State Revenue Agent
Bell has returned from a trip through
tho state. Hhe reported that as the
result OF an Investigation he has found
large number OF liquor dealers
throughout the state who are operating
without state license and that the
state Is losing quite sum In revenue
from that source. lie viii take imme-
dlate steps 10 make these parties COM
ply with the law.
He also reported that he had receiv-
ed reports from all but ten counties
from officials who have failed TO re-
fund TO the state the amount due and
collected by them In felony cnses which
are reduced Co misdcmeanOrs. Those
who have not refunded win be turned
over to the attorney general for pros
ecution.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-03
NO SUCH POLICY.
Lyons Denies That He Gave Out a
Statement Published.

Washington. Fob. 2.--Judson ".
Lyons, register Of the treasury. in "A
formal statement declares that an arti-
Gle In a weekly newspaper In New
York Thursday written from Washing
ton. under date OF Jan. rs. which says
that he gave out or inspired the state
ment published some two weeks ago.
that the president would replace all
negroes holding offices In the south
by white men rs untrue and without
one iota of foundation 80 far NJ n
makes me the author or inspirer OF that
statement" Mr. Lyons said. mo such
policy as this was ever made known 10
me by the president or any one author
tied 10 speak for him"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-03
pow,elTE AGAIN UP.
This Time Mrs. Niece Hall Is Fined
Twenty Five Dollars.

San Antonio. Feb. For the second
time Mrs. Mary MCGEE Hail. leader Of
Elijah Dowic's church here. appeared
in the corporation court charged with
disturbing the peace by loud and wolff
erous language on the streets. She
was fined $50 Witnesses testified that
she did not preach religion. but car
ried on "A TRADE Of abuse toward res
idents Of the city. Notice ~ appeal
was given. In the preceding case Mrs.
Hall was fined $40. This case was alss
appealed and II still pending
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-03
LUMBER PRICES ADVANCE
Net Increase Of From, Five to Fifteen
Per Cent Agreed Upon.

Norfolk. Va. Feb. THE most SEN
sational advance ever recorded In the
price Of lumber In the south Atlantic
states was ordered NJ a meeting OF the
North Carolina Pine association. held
here Thursday The price on all grades
OF lumber was advanced 81 the 1000
feet for some Of the better grades and
50 ON some other grades. principally
the lower. This means a net advance
in prices o. from to Is per cent. ac-
cording to grade.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-03
DEATH IN FLAMES.
Man Loses His Life During the Burning
Of Building.

Abbevllie. La. Feb. 2.-Fire was dis
covered IN the dwelling house belong
ing TO Horace Graham on Jefferson
street. near the railroad. and occupied
by Leufroy Mayard. Jr.. who perishcd
In the flames
George Cucullu. n well known rice
buyer. was In the house NJ the time
and had n narrow escape from being
severely burned.
Mr.. Mayard was about forty years Of
age. The building and contents were
totally destroyed. Loss IL about Si.es0.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-03
BURIED UNDER cHANceL
Tree Confederate Flags Wrapped
About Father O'keeFe's Coffin.

New York. Feb. "a special TO the
Tribune from Baltimore says Rev. Mat
thew O'KCcfe WIS buried under the
chaneel Of the Catholic church which he
had built at Weson. In accordance
with a request made long before he died
three Confederate flags were wrapped
about his coffin. lie was chaplain ~
Masons brigade during civil war
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-03
Passed MANY eill.

Washington. Feb. The senate
Thursday passed thirty or forty mis-
cellaneous bills and gave several hours
time 20 the consideration OF the ship
ping bill Among tho bills passed was
one providing Tor delegate In con-
gress from Alaska and a number pro-
viding for light houses revenue cutt, r
and fish cultural stations.