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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-25
THIRTEEN ARRESTED.
Twelve Negro Soldiers and oiseharo
ed Man Locked Up.

Brownsville. Tex. Aug. 2i.-Twelye
negro soldiers OF the Twenty-fifth in
fantry and one discharged soldier OF
the same regiment have been arrested
on bench warrants issued by District
Judge Welch and placed in the guard
house at Fort Brown. This result
was accomplished after two days In
vestlgation by the district attorney and
Captain Mcdonald OF the Texas Rang
ers. aided by the district Judge.
Major Penrose. commanding officer
at Fort Brown. declared himself un'
able 10 discover the guilty soldiers.
The people OF Brownsville are boil
ing with indignation az the report sent
20 Washington by Major Penrose re
garding the Brownsville troable lie
calls Il a battle with the citizens.
but not a shot was fired by a single
citizen. except by a policeman. who
attempted TO check the soldiers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-25
sRYAN,s RECEPTION.
Lewis Nixon Gives Out the Programme
as Arranaec.


New York. Aug. 2a.-At a meeting
of the committee which has charge
of the reception to william J. Bryan
Harry ". Walker. chairman Of the
press committee. announced that he
has received letters from Mr. Bryan.
mailed when he left Gibraltar. accept
ing an invitation to dine with the
newspaper men at the Waldorf-Asto-
ria on the evening OF Sept. /. In his
letter Mr. Bryan said Shall be de-
lighted to meet the boys OF the press.
! have not found any better newspa'
per men anywhere than our own
Lewis Nixon gave the programme as
al present arranged for 30th. MT.
Bryan Is TO land at p. IN. az the bat
terry, where he will be met by a small
subcommittee and welcomed by Act
ing Mayor MCGOWAN. Headed by n
small police escort Mr.. Bryan will be
driven up Broadway 10 Ffftieth street,
thence TO Fifth avenue and south 10
the Victoria hotel. In the carriage
with Mr.. Bryan will be Acting Mayor
MCGOWAN. Governor Folk Of Missouri
and william Hoge. president Of the
Commercial Travellers Antitrust
league, which started the movement
for the reception.
At the hotel Mr.. Bryan will be re
ceived by a delegation from the re
ceptlon committee, consisting OF five
members from each state.
At 7:45 o'clock Mr.. Bryan will be
escorted 20 Madison Square Garden
After the meeting inside Mr.. Bryan
will address an overflow meeting ir
Madison square.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-25
DEALT HEAVY BLOW.
Killing OF General 6andera So Regard.
ed at Havana.

Killing OF General Bandera SO Regard
ed al Havana.
Havana. Aug. 24.-The killing OF the
insurrectionary leader. General ouen'
tin Bandera, In an engagement be-
tween rural guards and a band OF his
followers is regarded as dealing the
instruction a heavy blow. The gov.
eminent is acting with energy In send
ing rural guards and volunteers
against the Santa Clara rebels and
in dispatching l5O more men to de-
fend Pinar del Rio against Pine Guer'
ra. The capture Of San Juan de Mar
tinez by Querra's band was not a
great surprise. although Il was not ex'
pected TO occur so soon. The place
was protected by n very small de-
tacnment OF rural guards, while Guef'
ra's strength was much greater.
The taking OF Pinar del Rio VIII be
quite another matter since there are
I'm that vicinity twice as many troops
as the insurgent.. Pine Guerra, Gag
muster. II Is regarded as more than
probable that the troops will take the
offensive. and II possible draw Guerra
into an open fight.
While government reinforcements
are going forward. Guerra's following
Is not believed 10 have been greatly
augmented by his occupancy OF the
yuelta AbajO towns
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-25

Colonel camrss.l 70 make an ADDRESS
There Later Day

Palestine. Tex. Aug. -. - Colonel
Thomas NJ. Campbell. who has re-.
celved many Invitations 10 be- present
NJ Labor day celebrations in different
Texas towns. announces that he viii
accept the Invitation 20 speak in Hous.
ton on Sept 3. He has received many
letters and teles rams from prominent
citizens and labor leaders asking him
to speak 10 the Bayou City. but De.
clined because he had another en-.
gagement. Colonel Campbell has been
released from his other engagement,
and will go - Houston. where o mon
ster Labor day celebration has been
planned 4 large number OF citizens
OF Palestine will also 20 10 Houston
on the above date.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-25
DID NOT DEPART.

Twelve TO Be Tried and Others Are
Held as Witnesses.
Austin, Aug. 2i.-According to az.
vices received here the negro troops
which were to have left Brownsville
for Fort Reno Friday morning did not
leave or accornt OF the fact that
twelve OF the troopers had been ar
rested on beech warrant sworn out bs
Captain Mcdonald Of the rangers and
officials OF Brownsville. The CthG
troopers will be held as witnesses. To
remove them at this time would grea'.
~ hinder the progress Of the trial OF
those guilty OF outrages.
General Huleh says that this must
he the reason why troops are being
held. though he declared he had re-
ceived nc Official news on the subject
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-25
FATAL RUNAWAY.
n. L. 6-1hsm ard Wife Jump From
Vehicle and Both Killed.

Hereford. Tex, Aug. 2i.-while r.
l.. Bas..am and his wife and Miss Lee,
a stenographer. and SIR. Russell. a
young gentleman from Denton county,
were in carriage going 10 picnic
near here. the team took fright at an
automobile coming % from the rear.
Mr.. Basham and wife jumped and were
killed. The other two also jumped.
but were not dangerously hurt
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-25
WHY?

Ths reason One Minute Cough Cure relieves eourt
b ors minute 10 because n acts rst ca the mucous
nsnbrsns night where the eCuth uoueles-h We
Ihrost o. dssp- seated o. the hnes. tesrcyinf ths
Ora Minute Coagh Cure not only destroys the Dis
ss.s GERM ard clears cut theif poison. but rves
sirsnsfh ara elasticity 70 the delicate memeranes
Shieh protect the throat ard unea Opens the M
ssssssss "a promoiss unob Itrueted bresthihe,
Causes ths hood 70 feeelvs 10 natural suppu q
oxytsa. thus s1hzfating the pulmonary organs vi,h
guch strength ard vigor that the hngs and oroncn
tghss become bulvtrks sgsnsi tbs inospton o. eis-
sss. ASTHMA. Bronchits. Ia Cr5pe. Cod On NE
L1ngs ard al Pulmonary Comp plants thai are c1fah<
srs quickly cilfed b. the U.S. q
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-25
BIG eoY" ARRESTED.
"Little elt." Weighing but Ninety.Two
Pounds, Also Taken.

Dallas. Aug. 2i.-Charged by war
rant with highway robbery negro
and negress. wanted In Pine Bluff,
Ark. were arrested here. The man Is
known as Big Boy" and weighs ESQ
pounds and Is feet inches high and
built In proportion. He Is an iron
moldcr by trade and Is "a regular san
dow The woman Is called Little
Bit" ald weighs ninety.two pounds.
on warrants the two are designated
as Clarence Thomas and Mlrandy Bell
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-25
FOUR FATALITIES.
Lightning Kills That Number Of Men
and Team Of Horses.

Fort Worth. Aug. 2i.-Advices were
received here that while on a pros
pecting tour In Glasscock county four
men and a team % horses were killed
by bolt Of lightning. The dead are:
s. J. Peterson. W. A. Ashley. Charlie
Stamps and Mr. Rich. J y. Andrews
also received a severe shock. All Of
the above were from Runnels county
b. A. Tolllon OF Garden City was vita
the party. but escaped injury.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-25
cade Reslans.

Oklahoma City. Aug. 2i-Cash VI.
Cade OF shawnee. member OF the ma
tional Republican committee. has for
warded 20 President Roosevelt his
resignation Of the registership OF the
Guthrie land office His appointment
was held up In the senate several
months pending Investigation OF
charges
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-25
FOUR JAILED.
Firm Charged With Making False En-.
tries on Much Wheat.

Nogales. Ariz.. Aug. 24.-The firm
Of c. Ramiez. the largest customs
brokers In the state OF Sonora. Mex,
was closed by Mexican officials on q
charge OF making false entries on sew
enty.four carloads OF wheat shipped
into Mexico from the United States.
Senior Ramez and three clerks are
In the Mexican Jail at Nogalcs, Sono-
IA Bail was refused TO them In any
amount
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-25

FL Paso. Aug. 2i.-The heaviest rain
IN nine years fell here Wednesday
night. the total precipitation being
24f inches In two hours. Many Mexi'
can houses collapsed. and the streets
we're badly washed. The railroads are
all damaged.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-25
STRUCK BY BALL.
Young Man Named whittenbers Sc
riously Injured at Austin.

Austin. Aug. 2i.-whittenberg. the
baseball player. was seriously injur'
ed by being struck on the head by a
pltched ball. He was In a precarlous
condition Thursday night. having new
er reralned consciousness. His recov'
cry exceedingly doubtful. His par
ents. who live az Pecan Gap. Delta
county. were summoned By wire.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-25
TO APPEAL.

President viii Be Asked TO End Strife
In Cuba.
New York, Aug 2i.-The Tribune
saws that President Roosevelt Is 20
be appealed to by local Cuban Ameri'
cans and American with commercial
interests in Cuba TO use his influence
20 end the strife now in progress, be
fore their interest are interfered with
as IL is feared they will be. one wo-d
from the president. assert the men
who are behind this movement VIII
suffice TO end the uprising.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-25
RUSH FOR CASH.
Sixty Policemen Could Not Stay the
Frenzied Men and Women.

Chicago. Aug. 2i-Sixty policemen
were overwhelmed Friday by the mad
rush OF men and women who were de
termlned 10 get the first money paid
out of the vaults OF the ruined Nil.
waukee Avenue State bank Receiver
Fetzer had made arrangements TO pay
on nor cont
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-25
Smith Has Immense Majority.

Atlanta. Aug. 24-Complete returns
from the i45 counties sho what Hoke
smith carried us. Convention vote
for governor will be. Hoke. smith
sOi: Russell. 90: Howell. 5: Estill' y;
]. NJ Smith. 6.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-25
Dies OF Diabetes.

Fl Paso. Aug. PAT S. Austin.
district manager OF the American
smelling and Refining company IN
charge Of the company's Mexican bus
mess. also Of the II Pass smelter
died OF diabetes.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-25
ASKED TO DEBATE.
Cincinnati Socialists Write Bryan &c
Discuss Question al That City.

Cincinnati. Aug. Gan invitation
TO Hon. w. J. Bryan to debate In this
city on Sept the question OF So
cIalIsm with some representative OF
the Socialist party was mailed TO Mr..
Bryan at New York by Nicholas
Klein. state secretary OF the party.
The invitation was given because OF
Mr.. Bryan's utterances while abroad
on Socialism. The invitation was Is
sued by the "Soclalistc Party Of
Cincinnati"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-25
s.veral KlIIed and Inlured.

Detroit Aug. PA bulletin 20 the
News from ST. Thomas. Ont, reports
several persons were killed and sew
eral injured In a Canadian Pacific
wreck Friday
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-25
soraparte Invited.

Kansas City. Aug 2i-Charles J
Bonaparte. secretary OF the navy. has
been Invited 10 attend the sessions OF
the Transmisslssippl Comm retail con
cress. 90 be- Acld az this city Nov 20
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-25
Rape Cases Set.

Bonham. Tex. Aug 2i-The two
cases Of Porter Moore. a prominent
young married man Of this city.
charged in each instance with rape.
have been SCI for Sept 10 and II.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-25
cnudrev Renomlnated.

81. Louis. Ana. % - Congressman
Harry NJ Coudrey was renominated
for congress by the Republicans 81 the
Twelfth district AZ a direct primary
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-25

Pari-. Tex. Aug 2f-Noar Whltta-
ker. this county a young lady discoy
cred "a negro iu her bedroom. Sh2
screamed and De ned.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-25
pRUMmED OUT.
Made Leave While 6ugle Corps Plays
The Rogue's March"

Austin. Aug. PA musician charg-
ed with using indecent language 10
an officer was dishonorably discharg-
ed from the Louisiana National guard
After being found guilty by courtmar-
tial trial he was Invested OF his uni.
form and ordered 10 leave. the bugie
corps playing THE Rogues March as
he departed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-25
GIRLS TRAGIC DEATH.
mIss Fifteen Years Old Shoots Man
and Takes Her Life.

Anadarko. Okla. Aug. 2i.-Anna
Driesbach. fifteen years old, shot New
ton Milikin and then killed herself
She was a witness against her father
on a criminal charge
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-25
Renltn companl charterse.

Austin. Aug 2i-Grsham Reali
company az Dallas. capital stock $40
OuU. has been chartered
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-25
FOSTERS FIX.
Arrested on Charge Of Criminal As
sault Upon a Little Girl.

Paris. Tex. Aug 2i.-R l.. Foster,
wanted here on a grand jury indict
ment charging him with statutory
criminal assault. was arrested at Nal
yern, Ark. and Deputy Sheriff J. Y
Hoge left for the prisoner, armed with
a requlsition from Governor Lanham
The alleged victim Is twelyeyear'
old girl living near Slate Shoals.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-25

Boston. Aug 2i-Toyas wool is SELL
ing from % o. 20 cents.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-25

r. $. Gates and J. T. Dance died at
the Confederate home In Austin.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-25
T. r. Bate
/, tAttorney..at Law.
Real Estate for Sale

One mile east OF Bryan Oh public
road. IS acres OF land with good
family residence OF elk rooms. Gh"d
brick cistern. sixty acres Ia cult
ivatiou and q acres IN pasture. Nv"
good tenant houses. An ideal place
for dair~ farm aud poultry bu'-
mess. Cheap and on good time Tor
payment.
Two thousand acres In Brszos
bottom ia Burleson county; lIO
acres In bottom and 800 acres In
prairie. Ranch house. lots. aud
small pastures The finest small
ranch In Texas Cheap and on good
terms.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-25
GREEN ACCEPTS.
viii Head the Republican Ticket Nom
mated al Housto..

Dallas. Aug o. - Hon. L. II. X.
Green. who is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Hettie Green. az her summer home In
Vermont. has aignihed his acceptance
OF the gubcrnatorIal nomination ten.
derod him By the Republican conyen'
ton that was held al Houston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-03
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES,

John It. Daley has been appointed sta
ton agent for the Maine Central at
Richmond. vice Henry II. Adams decaas-
ed. Mr.. Daley served clerk and tel
eGraph operator at the station for a long
time and is fully posted as to the duties
of his new position.
The request of the operatives in the
International Paper Cos mills at Liver
more Falls for an S-hour day has been
granted and is to go into immediate eff
feet in the various mills. 1t is expected
the big plant at Chisholm Mills will be
the second to benefit by the change
An important meeting of the Maine
State Fair trustees was held at Auburn
Thursday. All the officials were present
except Treasurer Eveleth of auburn.
Contracts were closed for the fireworks
at the evening shows with the National
Fireworks Co. of Boston. There will be
three beautiful fireworks displays with
special features in set pieces. Pictures
OF President Libby, Ex-Governor Garce-
lon and President Roosevelt will be
shown. together with a realistic repro
duction of a big fire. Contracts were also
closed for n high dive act Of 20 feet,
which will be into well of fire in the
evening; trained dogs, an ariel act and Il
trained horse which will pace % different
WAYS,
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CAUGHT AT LEWISTON.
Howard Clayton Taken for Larceny OF
$50 from Portland Man.

Lewiston, Me, Aug. 2.-(SpeciaD.-
officer Firth of the Portland police
came to Lewiston last evening and
,,used the arrest of Howard Clayton,
colored. alias Hudson Murray, for the
larceny of $3.50 from w. X. Sparrow
of Portland. The prisoner, while be-
ing searched at the station threw q
roll of bills containing 500 into cor
ner of the room when he thought no
one was looking.
A few days ago Mr.. Sparrow was re-
nairing his automobile ON tn" ROAD ana
after throwing his coat ON the seat got
,nder the machine He heard the door
of the auto close and looked up To fnd
Clayton standing over nm. lie was
NOT i'm a suspicious position ana moth
ing was thought of the incident. Later
Mr. Sparrow found that his pocket
hook containing $3.50, had been re-
moved from his coat The matter was
reported to the Portland police. who
suspected Clayton and last niSht trac-
ed him to this city.
Two colored women who We're known
to have come to Lewiston with clayton
were found at the electric car station
and in a short time he showed up and
was promptly arrested one OF the
women claimed to be his wife. Or
her was found an opium pipe clayton
was taken to Portland on the 10,5(
train.
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TRACES OF POISON.
Physicians Find Evidence Of Arsenic
in Mrs. knudson's Vital Organs.

Chicago, Aug. THAT well-defined
evidences of arsenic have been found
III the vital organs of Mrs. Johanna
Augusta knudSen, who died at her
home in West Pullman, March II, was
reported to Assistant States Attorney
Olsen yesterday by Professor Walter
Haines. DIR. Ludwig IIektOen and CorO-
ner's Physician Otto LeWke. Arrange
ments for the inquest today followed.
Whether the case will be presented to
the grand jury depends upon the coro-
ner.
Mrs. Knudsen was the wife of X. o.
KnudSen, a carpenter and the cause of
her death after an illness of less than
a week was given as acute gastritis.
Sometime after her death Charles r.
Wiser. a brOther-in-law, declared his
belief that the woman had been pOiS-
oncd and Coroner Hoffman ordered
the body exhumcd at Mount Hope
cemetery.
1t developed yesterday that Detec-
tive Sergeant Sheehan is in Providence,
Z. l.. searching for Miss Helen Hes
selfeld. an intimate friend of Miss
Helena Westbcrg. who was said to
have been on friendly terms with
Knudsen and for whom the police have
been searching.
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The Pines, Hinckley, Me-, Aug. ?
fcnecjaD. Thursday morning, in some
respects, was the most interesting
,,ariod Of the exercises which have thus
+ar been held at Good VIII. The Pines
uere abandoned at 10 o'clock and at
n 9o o'clock came the dedicatory SER
,ice NJ the Charles f. Moody Memorial
building across the river. u full account
80 which was published in the Journal
OF the time of its completion last
curing. The dedicatory sermon was
nr.ached by Pres. George Emery Eel
lows of the University Of Maine.
The meeting opened at lo.5o O'Clock
with singing, together with several IN
strumental and vocal solos. Rev. Geo.
W. Hinckley offered the prayer and
reviewed very briefly the history of
the Charles E. Moody building. trac-
ing if from its inception to its compile
ZION It will be recalled that on the
night of ain. /, 1905. the previous
huiIding built at cost of $4,000, was
burned. being a total loss. Since that
time the school exercises have been
carried on in the Manual Training
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building on the adjacent lot at great
inconvenience to teachers and pupils.
With many pressing needs already
in view, the Good Will HON" AsSocil-
ton was again obliged to rctrace its
steps and commence again where three
years previously it had made 50 BRAY @
and 50 substantial a beginning. With
in a little short of n years time. while
the other additions aud improvements
continued to BE- realized, the building
was replaced by one costing the same
but a great improvement over the old.
The benefits OF the former experience
were utilized in the planning Of the sec
ond structure to great advantage.
The building is of brick. two stories
in height and splendidly equipped
with al modern equipments from the
basement To the upper rooms in the
third story The interior finish is of
Southern pine stained q rich brown and
tn" effect If the whole blended with 2
superb commanding view of the sur
rounding country, is grand, not t" say
impressive.
The program Of the service of dedi-
cation was as follows: Singing amer
ica," by the congregation and an excel
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searching after knowledge and brings
with it. corresponding to its extent of
culture life'S responsibilities. Re
sponsibility is the condition upon which
success comes to every man who seeks
il. Ability counts for much, but with
ont sincere willingness, its value is
never appreciated. The responsibilities
of life are in store for the men who. by
patient continuing in Well-doing, men,
tai training and moral discipline. have
shown them worthy Of its burdens
Civilization is making wonderful STRIDES
hut educated talent stands in the
Vanguard of all the movements brought
about by advancing civilization. we
must give the world the best that there
is in us. and. in so doing, we cannot
dodge the question Am | my brother 5
Keeper
The remainder of the sermon was de-
voted largely to showing to the boys
the practical results as they had come
under the notice Of the speaker IL
was fine address and everyone de-
n,rted at the close of the doXology
feeling personally benefited thereby.
No events Of importance We're helo
during the remainder of the day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-03
AT GOOD Will.
Dedication of Charles E. Moody
Memorial Building---Sermon by
Pres. Fellows of u. of Maine.

lent chorus; Scripture reading by Rev.
G.. w. tiinckley from the 3Tth Psalm.
singing. "How Firm a Foundation. -
The reading of the report of the build
ing committee was in order, after which
the keys of the building were turned
over by Hon. Nathaniel Hobbs of North
Eerwick, in behalf Of the contractors,
and were received by Hon. l.. l.. Wal
ton. SkoWhegan. Am a Soldier of the
Cross" was beautifully sung by the
Good VIII choir and the prayer Of dedi-
cation was offered by r. A. Jordan of
Bangor, after which the address of the
day was delivered by President George
Emory Fellows Of the University OF
Maine.
President Fellows took for his theme,
''The Responsibility of Education" He
emphasized the importance of educa-
ton by showing its relation to char
acter building, its relation to men in
their contact with their neighbors and
its relation TO the great work of the
human family in it's tolls and it's pro-
eress to a constantly higher level. He
said III part:
"Education is the result of honest