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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-01
Mlr PRKIENr M00hrR rRI ",
Republican Leaders, MrludlhH SprRhVr
NNdSWOrIh, Are ONpUsySl ~ H.

ALBANY, RHh, ~, II h quito evident that
tho Republican letdora do not propose "a
permit u eeonnd trial ~ Supreme Nourl
JuHlice Warren n llookuN tov ly tho
Assembly was "a have herl plaoel VA reuori
In this matter hy Assemhlyman ~lhmpklNa
moving to- dlsolmTaa tho Judiciary llmmtt7
too from hNrtOor consideration Ut hrs CtAo,
luton demanding another TRIAL Hut Min
ority lSAdur Palmer was aulprlUg tlum a
snrN thNst and would have heeu unable W
talk, ~ tho matter went over tara week,
Tho Republican Nslders arp very much
alarmed over tho matlel, and to,day Speaker
MadaWorth and AaaeNhlyman Percy llpoker
" uanVaaa had u c~onfernoe, The report
ahout legislative halls u that speaker
WadaWorth sent for Mr., hookoF aud asked
him not "a aap any more about Tho Hooker
TRIAL hut speaker Wadsworth doples this
and eNpAipa that Mr., Hooker was w his
rpom aud 10 said 10 Mr., Hooker
eHookeL yNur atand on this Hooker
mAtteT IL all WruRa,'
Hut thu tact Vmaips that tho leaders
IN tho Assembly arN lining w memhers
b. oWoye tho fumpkhs motion Eysn
MaloT,ty leadaF MoreaRd SAYs his Att
lude M the matter IL net settled, but u "
NANW w NNN'hNN NN' w WNNlN WV NNAlNhN
his noaitloR ~ tho extra saaslon Ut last
uummer whaa he fought hard ior tho
hookNl removal resoluAon
Muppera who Voted ~ remove judge
haokeg ast sumtper are nav IN y peculiar
paait,up aad wish tho Tompklns mouoR
Nould Uot be pFeasod, They oanpot 500
huw ,heS eau peoepClle q veto against the
discharge 0i the o%olaudtIea with thalr
pVs,ttaA W last uumpal, and consequently
they do pot want W ~ 0A peoOrd aa hAylpg
.supparted dudge Hpoi " lhaS da pat,
either, want Va oplosa I Az eadeIs, elpse-
VNepgy They ave " 4 NuaRlApY, Thew
NW la 4 nulAlpl l kppNlllWlna NhO
vii yNte Va hbohaIHa tho Judiciary C0pk
lAit,ee, howeVeF
VA, ~.asw aA1SEes . N. .ys,s"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-01
ANv0ys EDNA WALLACE HOPPER.
Actress 9DJeCts 10 Letters NJ Infatuated
Haas lbruIn hOi0iat,

Edna Wailaos HoDperI tho actress, caused
tho arrest yesterday OF Max Hlldebrandt,
a musician. residing NJ iBt Fast Thirtieth
street. Tho musician, according b. tho
complainant, played tho bass drum In tho
orchestra NJ tho Casino while Hho was In tho
Florodora company and became infatuated
with her. Ho Expressed hIa lnfatnatIon by
writing letters 10 Mlas Hopper and by
sending notes ~ Lulu CHASER asking har 20
intorccde for him with Miss Hopper,
Home Of tho letters MIAs Hopper CON-
aldcrod improper aud aba Ind the musician
arrested for dlsordsrly oon duct, Ho WINS
convicted and served time, Two Woets
ago tbs annoyance was ronawod, Miss
Hopper began getting mora letters, which
Hho considered even moro lmpropor,
HIldebrandt was arroatod on u warrant
issued by Magistrate Walsh In Jefforson
MARKET court and locked up laHt night In
tho TondorlOIn atatiGn,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-01
10 CLOSH 100 ~ FFiLO SALOONS,
hesuit NJ ~ ,Erpenr " llelW een the Ma, ~
Nnd W HreV va Association,

Nv yFALo, : uh ~ ~ aouOrdaNO with an
agnnamnnl 4, ,Ierpd Ia between tho Anso.
oiation NJ ~ lnalo n overs aud tho Mayor
about oNn huOirnd sANona IN tin Tpndprloin
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brnwNra VIII aN u ,mlnra NJ tho National
Association 900 hW y'ru and have nN1uaelud
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said llh mai nal truUatlnn NUl utahd ly
tho hunplO lNW a. IA A~oN,rARep With
wsnlullnns butt Vi at tho national r,n,
Vpniinn vi dwwN ' held w AttantIo tltY
last JInn, ~ ~ " vaa AgWgd tu N,lE Vl
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iln,lN9 N,AlNf
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mlttpi tlN4 Jpla ttu ~ (lr Mayer ~
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gvtErOWE ~ MEmrr,
v 0adsR thArEpa Nlin trnlINE II0tels
Wants M pIlllR lnni,

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nfbai wa " niHpnpr " TIM West hldn
Mrl %staartrl afternoon ~ complaint
~ Manager solomon NJ Ma Hotel Bristol,
Ia WAHi tpTlY'nlNIh ~ npt kalomoR
charged thai alm lgd %lalINuind thu hotel
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court, lut n representative NJ The Hotel
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lHeh trembling tta hiKht, lripfnd tn
faint lHfOru IN hl'putfHl lppld Wauh
haf size Tpo0yppi IN y Inv RRnlns
HHH was discharged
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trstN T'eE.PHBSIpENS afr.
sNDasA wants 10 bae senator pu ttatlh
B1A ( urrHttfe Law Practice

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HAVsSA. Feb. -, Vice ruat.lpGl 10.
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WISHES 10 bs elected senator from Mat rt-
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-28
TO THE PUBLIC.

Having failed TO get this issue In
my printed platform, I now take
this method Of placing 1t before the
voters OF Brazos County; The old
soldiers of the late unpleasant war
are now being cared for AZ the home
fixed by law for them, that they
may be as pleasant as possible and
have the care aud attention of ELL
cient nurses In their old age. Yet
for the mothers and wives Of these
noble men, who worked and prayed
while they fought, the law has made
no provision. Shall Texas allow
these old women 20 die IN aims
houses aud depend on the cold
Charities OF the world? Justice and
righteousness answer MOI II am
elected the chief aim Of my life
shall be TO urge bill that will pro-
vide for a place for these old women.
They have not got long 10 stay, and
/ say give them pleasant place TO
die II we have 10 amend the consti-
tuition 10 do IL. w. T. YOUNG.
Advertisement d i74wSs
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-28
CONDENSED NEWS.

Abilene Tex, win have a midsum.
mer carnival July 2, and {.
The revival az Centenary Methodist
Episcopal church az Paris. Tex. has re-
suited IN 200 conversions.
During the tomato season, Just end.
ing. Jacksonville. Tex, has shipped
out nearly $4,000 worth.
Commissioners OF Grayson county as
sess intangible assets 90 per cent
The rate heretofore was CO.
Indiana and Ohio capitalists have or
ganizod a company and viii furnish
gas 20 Ardmore and other Indian Ter
ritory places
Ensign S. ~ Robinson OF Rocky
Okla. on the bsttl5ssip Ohio. beat the
worlds record in target practice. He
was given an elegant sword.
In a difficulty near Hugo. l. T., two
men named Copeland and Parish were
fatally shot Trouble was caused by
two families using water from the
same spring.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-28
PUBLIC BUILDING sILc.
Some Of the Appropriations Provided
For In Measure.

Washington. June 26.-The omnibus
public building bill. as agreed upon by
the house committee on public build.
ings and grounds. was presented TO the
house Monday by Chairman Bartholdt.
Some Of the appropriations are for ad.
dltions and repairs. Among the build
ings authorized, together with the
amounts to be expended, are the fol-
lowing:
Arkansas-Little Rock. $4,000;
Pine Bluff, $4,000: Fayetteville. $50.
900.
LouIsiana-Rusk. $4,000: Lake
Charles, sl25.OOO; New Orleans. $780,.
900.
Texas-Dallas. $4,000: Fort Worth,
$4,000; San Antonio. $4,000: Ty.
Ter. $4,000; Gonzales. $4,000: Corsi.
cana. $4,000: Denison. $4,000: Eagle
Pass. $4,000; San Angelo, 100000;
Texarkana. 100000: Greenville, $50.
600; Palestine. $1,000; HoSston, $780,
900.
oklahoma-Oklahoma City. $4,000
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-28
n. & 7. c. EXCURSION.

Palacios, account B. Y. p. L.
encampment, sell July End and
3rd, round trip rate 500, limited
July Il.
Mexia, account celebration, sell
June 20 and %, limited to 20.
Galveston, account X. and D. OF
Tabor, sell July 5 and morning Of
9, rate $3.50, limited to July Is.
Muenster, Tex, account Staal
Verbund, cell July , and 8, rate
$3.50. limited to 9th.
Austin, account Old Land Marks,
sell July 3 and 4, rate $3.50, limit
July 10.
Somerville, Tex. account Hoods
Brigade, sell June &c.
Paris, account Colored Pilgrams,
sell July ., rate $500.
Denver, Colorado, account Elks,
sell July l3, II and Is, rate s298O
limit August Is.
Omaha, Neb., account B. Y. p.
L meeting, sell July 10 10 10, in.
elusive rate sz61O.
Also rates to San Francisco and
Pacific coast points.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-28
COST CONSIDERABLE.
Required Great Expenditure TO Extra.
dite Greene and Gaynor.

Washington, June 26.-It cost the
government 100000 TO extradit'
Greene and Gaynor and bring them 10
trial. This statement is contained In a
letter written by Attorney General
Moody 20 Chairman Tawney explain.
ing the request for n deficiency appro-
priation. OF this sum, he says. S22 500
IS 10 be paid foreign consuls in this
case. Their services he said. began
several years ago. and were completed
during the current fiscal year by the
return OF Greene and Gaynor 10 Sa.
vannah for rial"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-28
SET ASIDE.

United States Circuit Court Takes This
Action on Fine.
Dallas. June ga fine OF S2,24o.
imposed by the interstate commerce
commission on the Texas and Pacific
railway for refusing TO allow the Hope
Cottonseed oil company OF Hope. Ark.
90 ship cottonseed at local rates from
Shreveport 10 Te1arkana. and then TO
Hope. Ark, was set aside by the
Unitel States circuit court. An appeal
will be taken
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-28
WIDOW WINS.

Gets Verdict al Curant Against Coal
and Mining Company.
Durant, June 26.-In the United
States civil court here the case OF
Mrs. Sasie Glazier VS.. Western Coal
and Mining company OF Lehlgh. In
which plaintiff sues the coal company
for $4,000 for indirect cause OF the
death OF her husband In defendants
mine three years ago in Lehigh, was
given a verdict for s14.750 damages.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-28
Answer FLIED.

Reno. New, June 26.-willis Corey.
president OF the United States Steel
Corporation, filed an answer % the pc
tition OF Mrs. Corey for divorce. lie
denies that she is a legal resident OF
Nevada, and further denies that be
ever abandoned her He asks that her
suit be dismissed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-28
Had Narrow Eseape.

South McAlester. June 26.-By an
explosion OF accumulated gas In one
Of the furnaces OF the Busby hotel C.
J. Johnson. chief engineer, and Arthur
Adalr. night engineer. were seriously
burned and had a narrow escape from
death.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-28
Farmer Suicides.

Bryan, Tex, June 26.-Joe Newman,
a farmer. who lived near Edge. Brazos
county. shot and killed himself. His
wife died several years ago, and he
leaves three children.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-28
SEVERE THUNDgRsroRms.
Prevail All over Arkansas, and Extend
Into Texas.

Into Texas.
Memphis, June c6.-Specials from
a number Of Arkansas points indicate
that severe thunderstorms prevailed
over almost the entire states Monday.
extending as far southwest as Dallas.
Tex
Al Little Rock a number OF small
house were struck by lightning and
badly damaged. and street care service
was delayed several hours
Pine Bluff reports the heaviest rain.
fall Of the season. Telegraph and tel.
ephone communication with Arkansas
and Texas points was greatly inter.
rupted
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-28
.IHE cAMPBeLLs ARE COMING

Hon. Tom Campbell OF Palestine,
candidate for governor, will speak
at the courthouse in the city Of Bry-
an on Friday, July Is, at 3 o'clock p.
m. Everybody invited 10 be present.
AsvsuIscnent viii Committee.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-28
FINED AND IMPRISONED.
Ice Men at Toledo, o., Given Severe
Penalty In Court.

Toledo, June 26.-Five ice dealers
OF this city were adiudged guilty OF
conspiracy In restraint OF trade. Each
one was fined $1,000 and given one
years Imprisonment in the penltentla.
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NOT AGREED TO.
Senate Refuses to Concur In Pure
Food Substitute Of House.

FoOu obpbAitutc OF Touscs
Washington. June 26.-The pure
food bill was called up Monday by
Senator Hepburn, who made a motion
10 disagree to the amendment into the
nature for a substitute adopted by the
house. Senator Bailey asked 10 have
the bin printed IN the form in which
II passed the senate and house. which
was agreed 10. The senate then
agreed not 20 concur IN the amendment
OF the house.
The house insisted on It's amend.
ment The speaker appointed Messrs.
Mann Hepburn and Ryan as confer.
ees
The senate later agreed 20 the con.
ference, and Senators Hepburn, Nc.
Cumber and Latimer were appointed
as conforees.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-28
7. R. Bate
Attorney at Law.
Re al Estate
FOR SALE

One mile east Of Bryan on public
road, So acres OF land with a good
family residence Of six rooms. Good
brick cistern. Sixty acres In cult
ivation and u acres In pasture. Two
good tenant houses. An ideal place
for dairy farm and poultry bus
mess. Cheap and on good time for
payment.
Two thousand acres I'm Brazos
bottom In Burleson county; 100
acres In bottom aud 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, 1906-06-28
Governor Harris M.

Eaton, O.. June Ex-Governor Har.
ris Is III with an acute attack OF indi.
g0stion.
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We Announce

To the ladies Of Bryan Texas Mrs
pleasure
assisting making selections Mrs Ballard
purchase exchange
her will be saving
LEVY BROS.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-28

Boys linen knee pants, five pairs
for 81 %. Norwood. di75
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Muslin Underwear
That's Dainty

nothing
TO Of
the Levy They durability
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LEVY BROS
The "JuSfrife Store"

THERE the history this Store that have been able
They lovely and the styles exclusive They all the most popular
if
after little detail passed on skirt Re-
will
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-07-27
FELIX, W. VA.

Health is poor in this vicinity.
Arminda Bowen is lingering with
consumption.
Section Foreman Brumf'eld has
about 20 men employed.
G.. NJ. Salmons Is in poor health.
but is improving.
Jim Williamson has been at Switch
back. w. Va, for some time working
in the mines
John Y York is having quite lot
of timber sawed into lumber and ties
to be loaded and shipped by the
N. & w. at bragg creek.
We are expecting a wedding soon.
(Ask Charley Lovlns)
Yesterday was foot washing day on
head Of Lost creek A large atten-
dance convened.
We had quite scrapping between
the fair sex on Horse creek
Our State is trying to take the
name ofKy.. dark and bloody ground,
Mountain Boy
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-07-27
MIDWAY.

The sick in our vicinity are I'M
proving.
Married on the 22nd, Milton Me
Kinster, Of Blaine, to Miss Virgic
Hughes, Of this place. We wish them
long lives and happiness.
Prayer meeting at this place every
Thursday night All invited 20 come.
Sam lobe is teaching a good school
at Shady Grove
Frankie Rose. who has been sick
so long, Is better
Cleva Carter was on our creek last
Sunday.
The lobe girls entertained num-
Der Of young folks Sunday night
Lizzie lobe called on her cousin.
Bolivia lobe.
Samuel Diamond, OF Deep Hole,
passed up Saturday.
Jessie Rose contemplates visit to
lIicksvlle soon.
Mrs. Della Adams left Saturday for
brief visit among friends and rel
atlves In Carter county.
Matthew Kitchen was business
visitor at COMFY Adams recently.
Fred lobe and sister Lizzie will
soon leave for Mahan. W. Va.
Church here third Saturday and
Sunday by Rev Ragan Blue Bell.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-07-27
cADMus

Farmers at this place are busy
cutting wheat and oats
There will be box supper at
Green Valley Saturday week Every
body come
J. b. Hall went to Catlettsburg to
buy goods and Dora Roberts and Sam
Workman are filling his place in
the store
John Roberts went to CatlettsburE
with a carload Of hogs
Miss Dora Roberts was visiting her
sister at Bear Creek last week.
]. h. Halls baby has been sick
but is better
Uncle Charlie Jones is very poorly
Ed Rife was caller at LON Halls
Sunday
Maud Crank was calling ON The
Beloher girls Sunday
Mrs. Martha Roberts and children
were visiting her sister Mrs Wat
son, Sunday
Several people from this place SAY
they are going TO attend the picni'
az East Fork on the 18th
Let us hear from Raven Rocl
again. Java Blend.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-07-27
DAvfsvILLE.

Plenty Of rain throughout this sec
ton for the last few days, and corn
looks well.
Affair Digger, Of Terre Haute, and
Alofzo Castle and wife. OF Indian
apolis. are visiting home folks at
this place.
b. f. Burgess and wife visited Lee
Pack and wife Sunday.
Jay Mcclure is very low with ty-
phoid
Our school opened on the 18th
with A. J. Davis teacher.
Louis salyer and wife, OF Ashland,
passed down our creek Monday
W. c. Davis was In Louisa Monday.
Green Caudlll jumped over cliff
20 feet and ~ inches high on the
18th. and bursted one knee almost
to pieces. Is somewhat improved. SO
we learn. Uncle Toll