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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-17
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The popular Heather arrived home
yesterday morning from her official
cruise to Gray's Harbor points.
The steamer Nome City Is due down
from Portland. today. lumber cargoed,
for san Francisco,
The schooner Virginia should be
down from Portland today or tomor.
row. with $4,000 feet Of lumber for
San Francisco.
The steamer Despatch is en- route
from Portland. lumber laden for the
Golden Gate. She will add heavy line
of shingles at Skamokswa.
The steamer Cascades Is on her way
down the river with a big lumber car
20 for California. She will take on
d00Oo feet at westport, Gu route.
The federal revenue cutter Commo.
dore Perry pulled alongside the Elmore
pier yesterday and is busy filling her
bunkers with good Australian coal.
The steamer Sue II. Elmore is snugly
ensconced in Tillamook harbor. II Is
when she win get out; not
until this stormy session is over.
The French bark Jean Bapteste went
up to Portland yesterday on the lines
Of the Harvest Queen. She will deliver
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-17

The British ship Bradhloch, Captain
Baxter, which has been anchored In the
lower harbor for the past sixty days
was towed to an anchorage In the up.
per city channel yesterday morning.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-17

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan, la-The
steamer Dirigo. which sailed from
Olympia. WASH. seven days ago with a
cargo Of humber arrived hers today
disabled and in tow of the steamer
Shasta. The officers of the Dirigo tell
a story of terrible experiences at sea
and narrow escape from total wreck.
Thursday, when the vessel was $50 miles
south Of Cape Blanco. she ran into a
heavy southeast gale, which threw her
on her beam ends and damaged her
rudder. About 100000 feet of lumber
was washed overheard and only by
clinging to the rigging did the crew
escape similar fate. The strain on
the steamer caused her to spring
leak. She was kept ahoat during the
night and on Friday the Shasta sue
ceeded in getting out two lines and
bringing her to port.
There is no finer boat in northern
waters than the I. ]. Potter; there is
no better purser in service anywhere
than Harry Blanchard, of that same
Potter Urbane. polite. good natured.
and utterly 'kick'.proof. he enjoys a
reputation far beyond the confines of
his run. But ike all mortals. he will
forget. He reached this port yester-
day morning in q condition of almost
hopeless exhaustion from a night Of
turmoil, brought about by a bit of
absent. .mindedness for which there was
no cure. Ii seems, on leaving out Of
Portland. he had quite a crowd 10
billet to staterooms. and made up his
list and fixed his keyboard to meet the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-17

The steamer sequoia from San Fran.
cisco eroAed in yesterday morning
She called In at Eureka for $4,000
feet Of redwood lumber. which she will
deliver at Linton, aud load Oregon ar
outward for San Francisco. Captain
Reed l. In command.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-17

The steamer Redondo came In from
the Bay City at ESQ o'clock last
evening, just forty'four hours on the
voyage. Captain Ahlin Is In command
and reports rough weather all the way
up. She had on board $500 feet Of
boat lumber for this port, Port Or
ferd cedar OF fine quality. She wen,
ON 10 Portland last night.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-17

The British ship Hydeahad l. gu
route to this city from Portland under
tow Of the oklohama and should be
here this morning.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-17

The steamer Nome City Is due down
from Portland, today. lumber cargoed,
for san Francisco,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-17

The British ship clackmananshire,
Captain Erwing, will tie up at the
Old Can dock sometime today, TO have
some very interesting work done on
her wiudlass which was disabled at Sa.
linas Cruz, Mexico. on her recent voy.
age. II will take q week or ten days,
She will then proceed 10 Portland and
load lumber for Australia.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-17

The popular Heather arrived home
yesterday morning from her official
cruise to Gray's Harbor points.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-18
Ncre Serantcn.

- Dennis @annon BON Srif slpes
me srbielt Oienitas i'm Storrs 9io. 3
S6adt our6 cine PuluererplOiion oas
@eIi6t unb ben S0rper perbrannt uno
muBte i'm Wtoies 3aplOr Soipital be-
banoelt werOen.
= @inbreher mahten Sonntag
9iu6t einen nidt eriOlsreiden Serind,
in ben SuOsn Der SSeit Riose Gompanie
an Der Gde BON @reeu Hibse Strabe
uno 9iorb 0tain Sluenue einjubriusen.
sic ipurben iebob In ibrer arbeit be-
merit uno waren ueridwunoen, als Die
PoliSei eintraf.
- Sin alter Semobner pon @reeu
Riose uuo Yetsran 6es Yiir9srtrisses,
SenrD Sauer, muroe Samitas slbenb
in Der 8obnuns ieiner Godter. Srau
@usen Song BON @reen Ricse StruBe,
mad mebrwDdentli6er Srantbsit CUR
gro6en glrmee abberufsn. Der Ser,
itorbene wurbe Dor II Sabren in
DeutidlauO 9eboren, fam alS iun9er
Wtann mad 9lmerita unO lieB iid baum
bier alS S6ubma6er nieber. Sin
Sobn unS Die To6ter iiberleben ibn.
Dis SeerOisnns erfolstc Dienitas nit
militdriI6en @bren I'M 6oreit Sill
SrieObOfe.
= Der 80 Sabre alte Sames
Sulliuan BON bieiem StuottbeilewurOe
Wtonta9 0iuft nabe GarbOnbale BON
Osm @reenfielo 6armer Sobn Cobb nit
sinem Wtelier anse9riiien, Der ibm einen
bOien Sti6 i'm giaden unter oem re6ten
Sbr ;uiiigtf. Sulliuan paro na6 benz
0oipital seuOmmen unO Cobb perbaitet.
Die Ste6erei ereisnete iid, oils beiOe
Dtdnusr in Streit serietben unb ii6
auf Dem SeimWese befancen. Sulliuan
mar bel @obb ais Sarmarbeiter be-
ldaIti9t. Cobb srflarte ipater, bas
Sullipan ibu su beraubeu iuhte uno er
baum fG usrtbeiOiste, wobei er ieinen
9lusreifer usrleste.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-18
0ds 0emtfd,e Qicb.

Der @eiansuerein r@intra6t", elmer
Der dlteiten oeutiden @sianspereine Der
Giienitaot Rittsburs, Der iid bic YFese
bes beutibeu Sieoes bsionbers angeles
gen iein ldBt, feierte untsr iablreider
Setbeiligung bas 40. Stiitunssfeit
une 3u sleider 3eit bic Beibe Isiner
neuen Salle, bic NIT einem Soltenauf,
wano BON nabssu $4,000 erbaut
woroen lit. Das CONCERT, weldes
unter seitnns bes Prof. Sobn 9.
Sosel itattfano, seitaltete lib Su sinem
sroBartissn erfOls. Die Sdnssr bes
Sereins, Der semilbte Gbor uuc be.
fannte Soliiten, barunter Srau gsnes
Sossl 9toberts. Die cine slrie aus
Dfeperbeer's rSusenotten" fang, SRI.
SioOna 3itterburtb uno Ssrr @bas.
3ulauf, ernteten rsi6sn 9eifall fiir
ibrs slanienben geiitunssn. Die Gin.
traht4 wuroe I'M Sabre 1866 ee9riins
bet nno bat ge9enwdrtis cine Wtitslieb.
l6aft BON nabeIu $50, BON benen 55
aftiue Sdn9er iino.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-18

- Ole Bittme Ses perit. Sobn Ser'
mpu liest in ibrer 8obnuus an Seffer'
ion 9luenue 10 i9wsr franf oarnieOer,
baB bic Gsr,te nur serinse SOffnuns
auf lire 9ensluns baben. Oas Cube
fam seltern abenb 9 llbr uno bic Sers
itorbene erreidte elm sllter uou 72 Sab
reu.
= Or. g(lfreo @Orbon, Del4er
tpabreuo Der Serbanbluug oes @mma
See Morbfalles ais Sabmann fiir Die
8erfolsuns auftrat uub ipater fiir feline
neuntdsise sIrbeit eine &e6nung BON
1900 einiunote, wirb oas @onntp
uertlusen mHiien, benn bic @ountp
@ommiiidre un6 GOuntp @ontrolleur
bstra9ten feline 0te6nuns als gu bod
unO babeu es uerwei9ert, iie Su be-
bablen.
= Der Oemofrutiide StaotsGonpent
wirb ndditsn Montas gia9mittas nm
2 llbr CUR 9iominatiOn zines Wlagorss
Sanoioaten Suiammeu treten. Die
Situation lit elm bis6en unfair, oenn
Die leitencsn @eiiter in Der Yartei iinb
sesen Die domination BON Sobn Sib'
bous uno propbe3eien feline 9iieoerla9e.
Dieier basesen ia9t. oaB er ben Rartet'
lsitern gum Gros ncminirt unb oann
au6 erwablt werben wiro, DObei er
mabrI6einli6 auf ben Sonnellanbaug
re6net. Sb oieier bon 10 GROCER Ira9s
peite iein miro, wie man6e 9lauben, 1T
fraeti6, beuu Die .3siten baben iid se'
anoert unb Die unabbau9i9en SSabler
(pel6e in oieler Staot ben ausI6lag
sebsn) iinO seseu jeoe SoBberribaft
unb slauben, baB eS enOlih an Der 3eit
lei, cine glbminiitration fir Die 9iir9er
,u iuausuriren, anitatt bic Serwaltuns
Der 0ifentli6en sInselesenbeiten I'M Sns
tereile elmer nimmerlatten @lique ju
iibren. Da6 @ibbOns nominirt miro.
beSmeifeln mir ni9t - aber 3wil6en
Domination uuo 8abl lit cine breite
aluft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-18
9teuer 4 GentS 9Q0en,
;. S. 9aOmig. $40 2adawanna Mbe.
Staot an0 Gonntb.

- Sabre lang bat man idon pe9eu
ctnes fleinen 0ierpeS gelitteu. neil ct.
Satobs Sel nidt sebruu6t morben lit,
9teural9ie Su turireu, welfe ben gierp
ansesriffen bate. Seio ii9er unb
nartet ni6t.
PrGiioent 3bomaS BON Der Sebi9b
Salleg @ompanie bat ertlart, baB Die
SarttOblen Sperutoren @noe bes Wto.
mats nit Prdiioent Wfit6ell uno einem
Somite Der Ser. @rubenarbeiter in 9tem
Yort cine GOnfereu; ubbulten weroen.
- Diitritt.9luwatt 9ewis uerOffent.
li6te 6reita9 bic 2iite Der Sale, welfe
in Der Scbruar Sisuns bes ariminal
Seridtes 5ur Serbanblun9 fommen.
@s befinben iid 321 Safe auf Der Siite,
Sarunter nlcbrere fir Wtorb unc 3obts
i9las.
Serr uno Srau Srieorid {.
SSOrmier uOn &inoen StraGe baben
Ginlaounsen ausseianot fir bic Ser.
mablun9 ibrer 2ohter Goie nit @lias
StrauB uOn SrOotlpn uno Die @eremo.
nic piro am "a. os. Wtts. i'm @rcellior
Glubbaus itattfinOen.
- Die GommiiiiOn BON @ol. 6. 5.
Rlpple als Roitmeiiter bon Scranton
lteT am SamitaS ab unb obi6on nidts
beltlnlmteS oariiber uerlautete, 10 beiBt
es bod, ba6 Serr 6ippls pieberernannt
peroen mirb. @r mirb i'm Amte pers
bleibsn, bis iein 9iadiOlser ernuunt lit.
- 3wiIhen Der 2adawanna @ileu.
babn @Ompanie unb ben pom ibr au9e.
itelltsn SeiSern iiuo eruitli6e Difieren.
gen aus9ebrO6en unb elm Streit Der
lesteren lit niht aussei6loiien, bod
miro Die slngele9enbeit un3wefelbait
sur 3uirieoenbeit 9lller porber srlebist
peroen.
SRI. sllma S0mpel, 2o6ter bss
Serrn Carl aOmpel uon SeiferIon 9lpe.
nue., CAB am Wiontag slbeno i'm .. SO.
8. VI. auOitorium elm v8ecital. " wel6er
ii6 su einem ourAiblasenoen @riols
seitaltete. Die iuu9e Dame bemies NIT
ibren peridieoencn Yortrasen aui osm
Pianc, oaB iie iebr besabt 1T uno cine
uoriii9lids 3sdnif beiiet.
- Der Seibitallbeiiesr 8. 9. @or.
man beridtete Der BoliSei um Dienitas,
oaB Gin 9eipann Yferoe unO cine Sut.
ihe, bic er abenos SuuOr uermietbete,
Dor einem Ylase in Slo SOr9e pe99ss
nommeu murbeu, unb 6. u. Smltb,
elm anSersr 0eibltallbeiieer, bcribtete,
OaB ibm Elm Yfsro unO Sutide abbanoen
sctOmmen leien, Die er aud uermietbet
bate.
= Gtwa Wiitterua6t am 6reitas &C..
rietb an Spruce StraBe ein 2aurel 2iuie
StraBenbabnwa9en turb einen aus9es
branuten MOtor in Yranb uno Die
6lammen idlu9en Ourd ben 6uBbOOsn
unb uertrieben Die GaliuSiere idnell.
Wti6ael S'Gonnor pom .9lrroW" @aie
bemerfte ben 8ranb uno l0I6te bens
ielben nit elm paar Gimern Balier,
nabbem Scr 5uBbOoen tbeilpeiie our6'
9ebranut mar.
- Der SerieD Central S6uell;u9,
tpetder Scranton nm !S ubr Wtor9eus
perlaBt, ent9ins SOnutas fnapp einem
3ulammsnitOB nit eincm Sradt3u9 bel
9aplOr, Der bic @eleiic uerlaien bate,
pObei Die @iiterwu9en auf oas unosre
@eleile fielen. Wtan bradte ben
Sanell;us seruoe in 3eit gum slnbul'
ten, nm eiuen .3uiammenitoB Su uers
meioeu; Der 3us wuroe iiber cine
Stunoe uufsebalten.
BH llnterribt i'm 9lapisripief er'
tbsilt uuter 9iinitissn 8sOinsuussu
6raulein Gmma Sreg, 519 Pius Str..l
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-18
SSeue Serie bieien NJ pnnt

in Dem slrtiians Sau unO anleibe Yer'
ein. Stritt lotale @eieIli6aft, elites
@ei6Gitsjubr. slttiua $350,o00.00.
lleberI6uB unO un9stbeilte YrOfite,
$9o,OO0.OO. Die erits Serie lief in
116 Wtonaten aus. Se9s Brojent
Sntsrsiisu all Sparaulusen besablt.
sIttieu jett gum Sertaui, besinnenS
oieisn Mtonat. Seine 9ebiibren fiir
Seitritt berebuet.
W. s. Yausbau, Sefretdr,
3,2 421 Sadamanna apenuc
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-18
0as Shal abtpdrts.

TapIor.-Oie Wtitstieoer Der GaDlor
Shlauh So. 0to. trefien umfaiienoe
Yorbereitun9eu fir ibren Wtasfenbull,
Der am 81. Sebruar in Otis Salle itatts
| fiuoet.-Der Gaplor @riitli S. Il. Ser.
Elm bat in ieiner leeten @eneraluers
iammlunS fOlSenos SeamtsH erwablt;
4raiiOent. Seurb b. sBeiienflub (6,rocer
in EeHobam); SiSe graiioent. Sobn
9. @pr; Sin. Setretdr, SO. Streun.
A.; Yi3s Sin. Setretar. SObn 0siuin'
ger; Sdriitfiibrer, sller. Stt; YiSe
S6riftfiibrer. SreO. Steiner; Shat'
meiiter, Mieldior Streun. q; SSeibel,
98ilbelm 0ieiser; Gruitee fir IS WtOs
nate. SSilbelm 0ieissr; Sranfen Gomi'
tie: 2aplor, Wiite Shilb, q, Wtife
DIT; Gpne, Seueoitt D. 8eiieni iluh
Scranton, Sobn Shilo; Wtariddlle,
Sreb. Nebsr uuS Wtel6ior Streun.
9ii6t wenis waren bic Wtitslieber ou'
pirt. als Serr @aspar b. SSeiienilub oas
9lmt als S6asmeiiter, wel9es er felt
19 Sabreu inne bate uno CUR 3ufries
Senbeit 9lller uerlpaltete, aufs entihies
benite ablebnte. - Die Columbia Sau
unb Slnleibe 9eiellidaft wiro ON "a.
Sanuar ibre balbiabrli6e @eneraluers
iammluns in Der Salle oes Senrp 9tas
seli, Wtain StraBe, abbalten, wOSu bic
slftienbeliser eriu6t weroen, Su erideis
neu. - Sier bat iid nun befinitiu elm
Shwei3er 9urnpsrein sesriinbet. sln
Der Spise iteben Serr @aspar Stt (oer
@rocer) ais Yraiioent unb Serr Wtel'
dior Streun als Turnlebrer. sic 9es
Oentsn in uaditer 3sit cine SOriteluns
nit Bali gum Seiten 5u 9eben unc 3war
semeiul6aitli6 nit oem 2aDlor 6. Il.
Serein. SSir wiiuiben srOBen @rfols
uub boiien bel oieier @elegenbeit aud
eine gln;abl Scrautoner bier Su iebeu.-
Die Heparatureu an Der Seibe Sabrit
perbeu 10 lebbaft betriebeu, bab oieiclbe
pieoer in Wohenfriit in Setrieb 9eiest
werosn tanu.-0tOd, SOie uno 10 weis
ter, aud warme llnterfleibsr, bsS9lei'
den Striimpf' unO S6ub' unO man.
Dies nod baiu. Sliibmunu & Beibel
9arautiren, oaB beiteus lie eu6 aus
itaiiieren.
HI 0as 9luOca Roitamt rparO friib
OonneritaS WfOr9en BON Ginbre9ern
beIu6t, bod madten Die Serle feline
Ssute, Oenn Der YOitmeiiter bate alls
g8ertbia6en i'll Si6erbeit sebra6t.
sic ueriu6teu Ouun, in mebrere unOsre
Blaee einiuorinSen, wurOen uber per.
| i6eubt.
= Der Stalieuer 9lnsslo Oiartini
pom Dupont fiel Samitas giadt pom
einem Strusenbabuwagen, oils berIelbe
Oas SiaOutt Iu Smitboille treu,ts uno
lauoets 80 6uB unten auf Oem Sopie.
Sm YittstOn SOipitul lparO fsitseitellt,
Oab sr sinen SfdOsl' unb Siiitsubrud.
iowie innerli6e YerlesunSen erbalten
bate uuO iein 3uituuO ein 9eiabrlidsr
lit.
| Gi..4a 81 I.knit a.. ...2s.aa., llraii... Il.
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Warum nit i6padem unO trdnf.
li6em SOrper burb's 9eben lpanSeln ?
gSarum anf bem SSese, Der CUR Sc.
brehli6feit fiibrt, nit alien ieinen an.
fedtungen uuO 9eioen meiter manbeln,
wenn es cine Sauptitrabe 3ur @eiuuo.
beit uno Slid dieli9teit our6 bas alters
probte SrautersSeilmittel, Sorni's als
Observation-Disclosures, 9ibt. S4as er
i'm sluibau BON 3erriittetsr @eiunObsit lei.
iten fann, lit fir tauienoe pom sntmutis.
ten Wtdnnern uno Srauen cine Sffeus
barung 9eweieH. @r OurdOrinst iebeu
3eil oes SOrpers, eutfernt alle llnreinis.
feiten aus Dem Blut unS perlsibt benz
Slntumlauf @drme uno Sraft. CT
wirO benz Publitum ourd ipe,isu ange'
itsllte slsenten seliefert. Nenn Sbr
feline asenteu In Gurem Srte fennt,
i6reibt an Die 5abritanten, Or. Peter
SabrneD & Cons Co., 112-118 80.
9Opne aue., Chicago, Su.
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Nerlanat ipirb

Gin brapts smii&ss RSsHsn In tinn flfiHtn
8amiit aaetmsins pausarbstt. Dk palTtube
puicn fiHsrt f& Gin Guetrlf anstnsbmss 9stu.
Rdbess ju ufraesH In bisfr Office.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-18

- M. Clement armano Sallisres 1T
aeitern BON ben 0tepuIifanern Sranfs
rsids gum Prdiibenten Der &epublif
erpiblt porben.
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TinleD6->
s.
Sanllar
NufraulllllllgS
Scrfauf,

9ie uerlan9ten @reiie flr Die
bel Oieiem Gerfauf ansebotenen
Baaren iino faftiid unter oem
8roOuftionSpreiS. llnten fiibren
mir eini9e Saden an
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@ute arbeit ;u mdbiseu Preiisu lie
fert bic u8O6enblatt" Sifits.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-02
CAPITALISTS COMING.
Enc .ishmsn VIII Inquire Into the Rails
Ing Of Cotton.


Washington. Nov. LIT was an
nounced by the department OF com
merce and labor that several Lanca-
shire capitalists interested In the rails
ing OF American cotton would arrive In
the United States within few weeks
and complete arrangements for the
purchase and management OF large
cotton plantation in the south. proba-
bly, In Texas Ample capital Is back
OF the enterprise. The plan Is to adopt
the most improved methods OF cultiva-
tion. ginnig and ballng and shipping
cotton direct 10 Lancashire mills con
trolled by the promoters. This action
Is the result OF the Washington con
ference and the visit OF the Lancashire
manufacturers TO this country last
spring.
Orders were issued al the war de-
partment as follows Captain II. j.
Edgar. Jr.. assistant surgeon. now on
temporary duty at Fort Reno, Okla,
will report TO the department OF Texas.
Lieutenant Colonel Frank Baker OF the
ordnance department is relieved from
duty at the Rock Island (lll) arsenal
and will proceed 10 San Antonio. Tex
and assume command OF the San An
tonic arsenal He will also report TO
the commanding general OF the depart
msnt OF Texas for duty as chief ord
nance officer OF that department, TO
relieve Colonel John Pittman upon his
retirement from active service Nov. II.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-02
skRMIsH occuR
Renegade Ute Indians and rrssp %
Cavalry Clash. n

Cavalry Clash. ~
Cheridan, wyo.. Nov. Ia skirmish
occurred Wednesday between a band
OF renegade Ute Indians and troop
OF the tenth cavalry on Bitter creek.
according to word brought by special
courier. The troops had captured III
ty Ute ponIes. and frightened five herd
ers. AS the troopers were driving the
ponies away roo Utes. fully armed. sur
rounded the cavalrymen and the POI
MES. stampeding the ponies with re-
volyer shots and native war whoops.
The Indians recovered all their ponies.
but several were killed by the troop
ers in an effort TO stop the stampede.
The Indians did not fire at the SOL
diers. and the soldiers desisted from
attacking the Utes, as the reds greatly
outnumbered them.
Another detachment OF the Tenth
cavalry ran across wandering band
OF 100 Crow Indians under command
Of Chief Sweet Mouth. The troopers
drove the Crows back TO the Crow
agency. The Crows denied any inten'
ton OF Joining the Utes.
Still another squad Of the Tenth cav
airy fell in with a band OF Cheyenne
Indians who. on representation that
they were hunting. allowed them TO
go In peace
Settlers charge that Indian guides
employed by the Federal troops are
acting treacherously and leading the
troops on false trails to keep the sol
diers from overtaking the Utes. These
settlers mention among the willy
guides Woman's Dress, American
Horse and White Cow Bull.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-02
! WANT TO SELL YOUR LAND

If you have land for sale
call at my Office and list il
with me. 1t will then be
sold. | have customers for
several tracts of from 100 to
200 acres, and | make a
speciality of selling larg e
tracts. Charges are reason
able. | have the customers
and You Lave the land and
by seeing me it will be to
both our interests.
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mURPHY's APPEAL.
Asks That the Full Democratic Ticket
30 Supported.


New York. Nov 1.-The following
letter. Il was announced. had been sent
by Charles F. Murphy Of Tammany
Hall to members of Tammany's gen
eral and auxiliary committees: ION
the eve OF the most important election
ever held in this state take the lib
erty OF making to you a personal ap
peal to support the full Democratic
ticket. In order that we may roll up
an old.fashioned Democratic majority
There has been In this campaign a
great deal OF misrepresentation OF the
position OF this organization. and de
sire that no member Of the general or
auxiliary committee should be left In
doubt as 10 the proposition or should
be misled by the Republican press. To
that end now write To ask that you
do your share to bring about decid
ed victory, and predict that II every
man does his part the Democratic tick
ct will have a handsome majority on
Nov. 8"
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sEWARo's SERVICES.
Monument to sIaner Of the Alaskan
Treaty on Foot at Seattle.

Seattle. Nov. IA movement has
been inaugurated here to erect a mon.
ument to perpetuate the services OF
William Henry Seward. secretary Of
state under Lincoln and oJhnson. by
whom was negotiated the treaty with
Russia whereby the United States &C.
qured possession OF Alaska for a con
sideration OF S7.2O0.000. II Is proposed
TO erect by popular subscription a mon
ument in the heart OF the city, 10 be
unveiled on the same date as the Alas
ka Yukon Pacific exposition is opened
TO the public. which is set for 1909.
Since the acquisition OF Alaska by
the United States more than Si05.00O.-
600 In gold has been dug out OF the
ground there and gold discoveries were
the beginning Of Seattle's development
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DAVIDSON AT GALVESTON.
en- Route From an investigation OF
Antitrust Matters.

Austin. Nov. l.-Acting Attorney
General Hawkins Thursday morning
received a telegram from Attorney
General Davidson saying he had reach
ed Galveston. He has been east. where
he has been investigating further the
the waters.Pierce and Standard OH
oompanles also other alleged trusts
operating in Texas.
The governor has appointed Horace
w. Vaughan OF Texarkana to be dis
trict attorney OF the Fifth district. vice
II. +. Oneal Of Atlanta, resigned.
State Health Officer Tabor left for
New Orleans 10 confer with DR.. lrion,
president OF the Louisiana board OF
health regarding the establishment OF
more uniform quarantine for the
gulf ports.
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TO TEACH NUMBERING.
Full ProfessorshIp Is to Be Established
at Yale.

New Haven. Conn. Nov lit Is an.
nounced that a full professionally OF
numbering will be appointed at Yale
as soon as endowment fund OF $780,
600 is raised by the National Lumber
Manufacturers association for a chair
OF practical numbering az the Forest
school Of the university Arrange
ments have been made by which the
work in this department has been
started. the committee in charge con
slsting og y. w. Mcleod. ST. Louis: C.
I. Willard. Chicago. and +. T. Weyer
hauser. ST. Paul
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the preparation for a great struggle in
railroad competition that is coming
with Hill on the north and the Gould
line creeping across the continent
Hartman realizes that II will mean a
great fight and that the life OF a biz
system depends upon the completeness
with which II IL equipped with feeders
The Southern Pacific is developing all
territory possible TO get ready for what
Hartman calls the age Of railroad
competition.
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CARROTS New Job.

Cincinnati. Nov Announcement
was published here that w. A. Gar.
rett. general manager Of the Queen and
Crescent route, has accepted the posi-
ton OF first vic president OF the Sea
board Air Lines The entire opera
ton Of that road viii be In charge of
Mr.. Garrett. He will be given Il free
hand In all matters pertaining TO the
operation OF the road.