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The Topeka state journal., 1906-03-06

THE STATE PRINTER MATTER.
1he wrangle IN Topeka newspapers
ana the Second district over the state
pFlntership matter is a threshing of old
straw. Probably Kansas has had but
rev state printers who have not had
silent partners. The whole PROPOSE
ton of paying excessive fees was
monstrous graft. upheld by newspaper
men, each hoping that in time he
Of the spoils- It was the Legislature Of
1903 and not the last one that abolish
ed the graft The last legislature only
nxed the salary as in the case of other
state officials, after the question had
been voted upon by the people, to
whom It was submitted by the legisla-
ture OF 1903.-BurIngam Chronicle
The Topeka state journal., 1906-03-06

''Just at the time congress. Missouri
and several other would-be world pow
ers think they are playing tag with
the trusts" says the Chicago News,
kansas rises to announce that the
Standard Oil can IS once more sitting
on its neck" Yes. and SO far as At
9orney General Coleman is concerned.
q can apparentIx Just stav there.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-03-06

Move that President Roosevelt at
once appoint a committee to investigate
the groundhog.- Brooklyn Citizen.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-03-06

Reckless automobile owners in Mime
sofa are called sniaes.-Nashville
Banner
The Topeka state journal., 1906-03-06

The man behind the gun has re-
ceivsd so much praise that the Council
Grove Guard calls a halt and demands
shat something be said for the man
before ths Run. But the man before
6ne gun IS usually sprinting SO fast to
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15
Ser g meffTob.

profenor Susmener iibt arr Stu'
tirtifd unb tlebt eifrig Noti5aettel IN
Elm @ud. Gr beoient 1i6 tierdl g,iEa
mi.ter papierItreifen, Die er nit Ell EN-
SGpGmmden, bas neben i6m auf Ell
mem Seller liegt, befeudtet, 2
pIreli9 itiirmt bic Srau 9rofelIo.
rim ms 33immer. r9einrid, idmet
nal meinen SemmeltloB abb ma .
Der 6srr profeNor er9reift Die Inn
Ginge6dltene 8abel, itidt Ii1 bon benz
9rpbetlpb, ben Die Satin Inn auf Ell
llem 3eIerGen enteesenbGlt, Elm Stiid
ab unp fiihrt bies medaniid gum
Munoe. ,
Stun, lit er vbur6"?"
,@r bereGtigt," perIebt Der Serr
9rofeiIor, .er beredtigt psnigitens gu
ben fhDniten 6offnungen."
Die 5rau YrofeHorin perf9iptnoet.
8alo barauf pirb Der profehoI gum
GTen serufen. n2iebe 5rau," lagt sr,
inbem er ii6 am Slide nieoerldbt,
,boffentli6 bait Su bic &lDBe nod
ipei6er eetodt. Mein Sob mar ettpas
perfrii6t. Wls i9 ben Reit bes &lobes
ab, fanb i'd i'm bod nod re6t sdb."
Sen Reit bes Slopes? Su bait ia
Bios cine @abel bon bapon betommen?"
rNun, 0u batteit mir ben alob bod
ouf ben Slid gefts0t?"
n!Seinri6!." Ste 5rau Vrofehorin
1T entlest auf%seipruneen, lie lduft ms
Stuoiraimmer uno tommt ellenos p'es
Der 5uriid - rSeinrid, 9u bait ods
@dpGmmden itatt bes Slopes auf9es
seiIen!!"
,Sm, bm," faat profeIIor 9usmeper
nadpenfli9. rGar fnidt unmOgli4.
Die 8lbbe bier finb in Der 5bat melt
garter ais jener, uno bas Shipdmm.
den permibte i9 balb banad. ~"
@eprg 8Dttt6er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15
@p itarbter nnkl in iener @turmaeit

Gp 5tuue,er ,,ctI in ieuer @tnrm,eit
i'm @eopnSob -, @S+ts mn 0infs }oh
feline 66han Sasfnvropn nstS,,iht ,,nnS
ftorb @irfolos sber{o iihprmSsioer mie
~frubtIGfer Srntr ~ ,,tn1ph m Con-
iember 1s4a trobSsm or osnIot6t tnts
te noh hem i1shog5t,Sen nipfsr Shmsrer
9riifunosn ~ ,sirpm Gbor1tfer IL.
ne 6IeibenSe srr,t, Snfie nroahena IN
iiberous t9iSfi4sr 6SusTiSer R,,be
mn gfihs sS% f3nnp fnirfsn ~,
fDnnpn- gnnn 5cb1 Wornte mr. yeSis
jnem Sobc bo.,d o' or 5eine Stsnp inn
miniferf,irn n;sSorosfadtH osnn i, IT,.
nsm Srftsrss;sh ,nn asa,c noffsnbo
Stcna M Ser 5dfddt botte:
Msgs ON SAIS. F
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15
MItc mabrbeit.

Die gbrIiffeit eleift elmer SASnen,
Die Mandcr alIaeit PRETEND nennt,
Bis es zines Cages iih berausfellt -
DAB er iie iberbaupt ni4t tennt!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15
Gin Vraftifus.

Der @ieielbaner in @inoelfinsen
lift Elm Iorbraufer. Was Wunosr
aiip, lpenn linn i'm 2aufe Der 3tit BON
Ieinen beiben Sbrpaideln AUDI ni4t
zines perbtieben 1T, Mber er bat 8elb
iipie tSeM unb ldBt fih infolgeoeKen in
Der Stabt elm paar tiinitlihe Obrmus
I6eln MAIDEN. Sobalo jebt nun BET
elmer Wirtbsbdusoebatte ranffdpans
aere Guft beraufsiebt, iedt Ct einfa4
Bic neuen Sbrpafheln in bic innere
Hodtaide, unb banu tann Die SaHe
los3sben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15
Bonn acssn in bic
Graufe.

o.: sd 1ase Dir, nit meiner 5rdn
ITS ni6t a~usSubalten, ieoe Radt,
ipenn id beimtomme, balt tie mir cine
Garbinenprebigt."
g.: SIT nod gar nidts meips
5rau 1T Oidterin unb lief mir bes
Nadts. ipenn i4 6eimtomme, tmmer
erIt lire @ebi6te por!!" ,-l& z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15
9psbcit in b er g Il d e.

gndbise Die fir ibrcn Gatt.n ets
mas ielber setodt bat. CUR aOdln) !:
.Das mar cine plase!!"
GDdin: sd bitt' Sic ipas. aber
crit Der gndbise 5err fir plase bamh
baben ipirb!2'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15
M.ie .bas.Wptfipridt.S

.getenntniKc elmer id0nen ,Seefe!!"
betlamirte Der gum Eobe perurtbeilt;
RaubmDrber, ba iibergab er4 isin
,Sasebud" benz Staatsanpalt. !.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15

Selbit Der Sprdnn, Der bic 5elfen ms
Wfeer i4tdte, 1T BON S6redan erfiat.
Setn bartes SerS erbebt beim 4nblid
Der Qualen Der in ben Sob gebenben
Weaen. Wie germ piirbe er jebt bic
5elfcn rGumen uno ben Wellen bic
Sreibeit i6enten. @S lit gu fpdt e.
Die Welen pctnen uno beten nift
mebr. IS iinb ibrer gu piel gefaGen,
gu iiib 1T nun bic Rade.
Spferfrob riiden lie Dor, INNER
mG1ttger cri6aat Der 8riegsruf Der
iie leitet. &ein 3peifel beitebt, linen
gsbOrt Der Sies, pber bas srobe Weer
piro ibnen CUR 8rabftdtte.
unaufbaltiam finiter rotten tie tpeis
ter. limb ploblid crbeben Die Selfen
i'm Geftigen Qniturm -. Die Wslsn
critarren. 9of) einen Nu9cnblid muir;
na9 benz RiidpraI ftiirmm iie bon
neuem in raicnoer Wutb Dor =. .Gi1e
fur6tbare @erpirrune cntItcbt. Sin
Wpgen unb 8raufcn eriiiat bic Cuff,
es i6cipt, ols flDfIen !0immcl unb
Mcer %incinanocr. Die Selien 5criaelz
len. SIM lebteh Mniturm geben ie nu6
uno periinten in ben 5lutbcn, D%erfinten
ms 8rab Der ~gefdGenen Wenen.
sort, fdma6polle 2eiden!" i6rcit
bQs Meer ben einitiiraenpcn 5elien
naf). ,Sier iino bic 9rdber Der 5retz
bcitstGmpfer, bic @rdbcr Der iungcn
WeQcnl" Weit Dffnet ii6 Der Mccz
resf9lunb unb peri4lin9t fludeno bic
ftnitcrcn Selien.
ugBus ba6cn mir ci9entii9 bcrf9ulz
bet? Den Wcuen 1T Rubm gu tbeil
Qe~porben, unS S6ma4."
SIS froblodt bas Weer. 8e3ipungcn
1T bes SeinocS gepaltigc Wa6t. limb
fr0blid flieben Die Wrflen babin unb
prcffrn bic oefalenen &dmpfer, bic III
men Die Srctbeit croberten.
,Seit ben @efaucnen - ben lebenz
BEN bic 5rsibctt." ~ /.
Wte in .3dubcrbdnbcn 1orte i6 Der
luunocrboren 8olfslegenoe gu. 9dn5
per3iidt blidtc i9 auf Die bon &rqtt
unb Wutb Itrpbcnben Weaen. 3ief
blaucr Simmel breitet iid iiber mir
aus, Dor mir liegt Fnblos bdB ipeite,
bonn qolbcnen 2idt Der Watenionnc
iibcrflutbete Mcer. limb BON Der Sernc
brinQt su mir bGs bunte Sreibn oeS
6taotlctens, 2autc Der 9eiatti9tcn
Bcfrieoieung, bas SuuIen Der ngfas
6atfa", bas 3uIIeln Der &etten ulo
iammcrnoes StDbnen unb &lagen.
. Sire 9bnuna itiea in mir 'aqf,'
boB in ipeitcr Scrne, lpo blau es idims
ancrt, Elm @epittcr tobte . -.
-. ., McniGen! 4rmielise,
eIenbe Meni6en! r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15
pic bSfen 0ienHboIen.

ssrau g.: ,Warum baben Sic benin
Sbr DienfmdbAen entlaGen?@
s5rau g.: .Die perfon iprrbe 81
fred. Meinem Mann gins lie INN ben
Bart, unb mir fubr lie iibsr ben
Munb." a'gpp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15
81 n, onbIIt e.

e .aann ib tpirtlid tein 2tGt bas
benz" fraste Der SAT-. I
~Nein," eripiberte bic Wirtbin nno
fab i'm finIter an. /.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15

Sab bic 8lajiiter Gemeinsut bes
@oIfes iinb. fa6en mande S4rift}tels
Ter 10 auf, buB fe ba INNER ssiitis
pumpen tOnneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15

V |--b
tpcrbcn!."
IS i6Gumt bas Mecr -. Simmer
neuc Sampler riiden bsrun, Die @cfats
lcnen 3u erieben. 49,. .Wie %opfermutbis,
ipie tart iie iinb. Woecno unb braus
fcnb i6lascn iie all bic %finitere Maucr,
p~rallcn obrmd6tig alb, crbeben iit su
neuem &f unb rufen i'm Sobe ibrc
9raper az 5itc.
No6 INNER f6eiilt Der Selfen ullbcs
~aipinsbarg 9pd primeen immer neue
Mailen Dor nit ueuem Mlutb unb fri@
fdct 8raft; enblos iino fie, bic furdtz
barcl WelIcn. pas Wccr ipei1t BON
Den llfern 5uriid. Gng reibt iih
Wellc an Wellc.e Bonn 8rauIclt uno
.Wosen cri5ttert Die 2uft.
Mn Der .Seits Der Sungen tdmpfcn
bic Iltcn, mic bic 2Otpen 70 Itarf uno
scpaltig. Sore ipeiBen 9aare flat@
tern, bic Groe crbcbt bci BEN Mnprall.
Yer Worgen graut -. Elm triiber.
ncblieer Morgen. Sod INNER balten
Die 5elien Stanb, nod pfeift Der
Sturm, unb bic Wellcn rollen NIT Sers
i4metterter 9ru!t binab.
Dor @nsit bebenb itrDmen Menz
Idcn berbei. Grit @rouen bliden bic
Slider auf ben Opfcrtob 10 pieler
prdhtiscrt WeIen. SdmerSerfii1t
prebt iid ibr SerS auiammen. Weiz
nenb flebcn bic Meniden gu Soft, bas
Gnoe beg 8ampfes herbei5ufiitren
unb Den Sies ben Weuen All ildenten.
-. 80 - A. :. -. -
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-15
STATE BANK EXAMINER.
S. n. Flsek o. Navaseta Has Been Ap'
eointed 70 This Position.

Austin. Feb ii-Sntc Insurance
COMMISSIONS CLAY announced tho OPP
polutment OF s. u Flaok 81 Navaso'a
TO b. state bank examiner 10 accord
aice with provision uf ness state
banking law ST. ln,F vas ohashicr
81 the Citlzens' ihnt Of s. vasota. Hc
win Take charge OF Un office immc-
dintoly IN, numh.i 20 state banks
orgnuized Justified fhe appointment
state Treasurer Robbins has issued
tho twenty fourth can for registered
warrants. The oali embraces ali war
rants up 10 ard Including 80. i7,Oi5.
amounting 10 Sl2t970al reducing The
net deficit 10 S7322iA
II is announced by the attorney gen
eral that Do never made AN official
ruling an the IRRIGATION and drainag'
act of the last legislature The o.
cent letter 81 Assistant Attorney Gen
erl Lovonborg was unofficial. but Dc
thinks just like be- wrote. Atornef
General payiIson mas not pagsed o.
the question
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-15
ANOTHER MYSTERY.
Board Of inquiry Appointed to invss'
tiaste Explosion Of Chest.

san Francisco. Feb. 1.-THE board
Of inquiry. oonsitlns % Captains
Simpson and Nixon and Lieutenant,
cabeli. the first and last named helms
members of the board ~ inquiry that
Investigated the fire on the Meade,
have been appointed by Major Duvnl
to examine the evidence and cndeavor
90 solve the mystery attached 70 the
explosion OF the chest belonging 20
Company n. Second United States in
fantry. which exploded ON Monday
while being packed on a dray at the
Southern Pacific freight station. Harry
Loughran. the driver of the dray. who
handled the chest az the time II ex-
p,oded and was painfully hurt. has
now recovered sufficiently 10 90 be able
TO tell what he knows about the affair.
The only clew 10 thu explosion Il
the Cylindrical tin can. the top and
bottom - which was blown out and
curved. The sides 81 which being badly
warped, and twi<scd. This a. the tin
which was blown Ear across the rail-
road tracks from the scene. It's in
ner surface n covered with odorous
SCOT closely resembling burnt powder
\ chemical analysts 81 this SCOT may
disclose 'he CAUSE 81 Tie explosion. but
Is not IN an likelihood until Meade
reaches port VIII ~ be possible 20 as
certain how the explosive came % be
packed IN one ~ the comnany's chest
Tie board % INJURY into the matter
hold 80 fifs' session wednesday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-15


AZ Evermau. "Wednesday, Feb. ii.
II Tarrant county, . miles south Of
Fort Worth.
Leroy, Saturday. Feb. IL. la Me-
lyennan county. III miles north OF
Waco.
Gehring, formerly Walling },
Tuesday, Feb. 20. Ia Hill county,
- miles north Of Waco. II miles
south Of Italy.
Three new thriving little cities
located on the main line OF the FOR.
Worth division OF the international
and Great Northern railroad, pc
tween Waco and Fort Worth, IN the
rich North Texas black land farm.
ing 5cction-surrounded by DeAuti'ui
thickly-eettled cultivated country
Offering spleudid opportunity Tor IN
vestfneDt Ia all lines OF Duslness'
The time 10 invest there ~ now
Terms OF sale; = cash. balance !
aud years. ( per cent INTEREST
fwhen over SO
Smith Land & improvement 20
Capt. J. A. II. Hossck OF Cleburne'
Texas, Auctl0neer.
Popular low excursion rates rom
all points on the j. d u. n. II. *. 10
Everman, Leroy aud Gehring. Sec
ticket agents tor particulars, or
write
GRO. ID. HuNrEH. q. p. st. A.
A. G.lP. n \. A.
'.The Texas Railroad. p Palestine, TX.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-15
HAPPENINGS CONDENSED.


Hog cholera Is prevalent IN Missouri
and Nebraska.
y. Kicker WIS killed by a train at
Haileyville T. T.
Fine coal has been found near Tulsa.
T. A. Vein Is large
Eruption OF Vesuyius has assumed
alarming proportions.
r, Z Rogers o. Brownwood Tex. viii
erect a $4,000 residence.
Uncle Sam Re- lining company will cs-
'ablish n plant at Tulsa, / T.
By n train accident near Chiilicotho.
~ twenty persons were injured.
Mrs Mary Johnson died suddenly al
Oklahoma city IN her woodshed.
Through forged checks Illinois Steel
compaul N Chicago loses $4,000.
ln street car collision az Youngs-
town. o.. sixteen persons were hurt.
In a train collision near Latonia. KY.
two trainmen were killed and four hurt.
John NJ. Smith Lumber company Of
Nashville has gone In bankruptcy
Liabilities are nearly s30o.0eo.
Hon A. W. williams. twice a MEM
Der OF the Texas legislature from KIM
bic county. died In San Antonio sani-
tarium.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-15
TEXAN ON FIRE.
Steamer by Tha, Name In Sorry Con.
d,ton at Honolulu.

1iAt9H At Fl9NolAtIs
Honolulu Feb. if.--A' 10 O'Clock
Tuesday night the steamer Texan was
lying az her wharf with clouds Of
steam and smoke issuing from ths
after hatch and aons Of water were he
ing pumped into her. The entire cargo
has been surrendered TO the under
writer's. water from between decks
running into the hold. Is being pumped
out. but q Is probable that considcra
bic damage has been done 10 the cargo
Captain Lyons said that there II
absolutely no danger % the vessel be-
ing burned a continuation % pump
Ing viii probably result In the slack
Ing of an the lime aboard and then q,
will be possible 20 discharge the cargo,
Steam IS being forced into the com
pSumcnt containing the fire by heavy
presNpre. and u Is expected that this
WI ave the hull and beams from
danagA by heat The smoke pouring
ouA OF n e hatch has strong odor 81
burning humber. This may come from
the batrAs containing the lime.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-15
LARGE INCREASE

Texas Cattle Raisers' Association Is
Growing at Rapid Rate. Z
Fort Worth. Feb ii--Captain John
T. Lytie. secretary OF the TexasfCat
lie Raisers association which imeets
at Dallas. March u, ssys The mSmbor.
shin viii show substantial iacreas"
over last year. and viii probably reach
1900 by the time u the meeting New
members are being enrolled daii4 and
about 1876 having been added durifF tho
past sixty days. u Is expected "a hrgs
number will Join al Dallas
The Panhandle Cattle Raisers' Ask
citation win meet az amarillo April n
and continue In session three days. o.
IS expected this viii be big meeting
and much spring trading done. The
prog lmc is now being arranged. and
will Include some large public sales
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-15
ADDRESSED sY TREAT.
Took oires, Issue With Those Who
Fear a Panic

Los Angeles CAL FEB ii-At "a
public reception at Los Angeles Cham
Der ~ Commerce given iu honor 81
United states Treasurer Charles
Treat delivered % engthy address on
present currency situation in the
United states. Mr. Treat took direct
issue with those who are alarmed at
the existence Of what he called alleged
deficit" In national treasury and dam
ger Of impending panic Referring 90
the deficit" De pointed out that while
during the fiscal year ending June go
last the government expended $4,000.
900 more than It received in revenues.
during the seven months clapsing
since that date the moneys received
from custom house and from Internal
revenue sources exceeded by t32, 900. q
900 the amount collected from the
same sources during tho corresponding
months ~ the preceding year.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-15
MONROE EDGE

Remember we know how 10 get
property Tor sale At It's true value,
aud you bet" we know how to sell
a. We don't like 10 swap without
snlne boot; but Ia order to trade
quick We won't ask any boot pro.
vld.d "ynurn'." a. good as 'ourn.
We have 10 acre farm, 20 acres
ia cultivation. good black land, Will
make a bale d. the acIo; - pecan
trees. good peach orchard, all under
fence, fine post timber on the tract.
viii exchange above farm for place
| bryan.
Come quick, or come one else viii
get a.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-15
RULED our.
Speaker Cannon Held That mssssi -
Not Privileged.

Washington. Feb. is.-Mr. Giiissris
OF TsSss offered In the house wha he
said W ''privilesed~ resolution. FALL
ms on che postm9-ter general 10 fur
nish me house a. hi. earliest convent
enco !, ooml,ufi.e statement show
ing 'i c.t to hc government foi
transrofiins mai ton pei mile by
Rae ilro,c 1rf ,he OF 70 ruisport-
iug vptoas natlrr p,r roe p-f mile
Thefs Nas objection ani @'. ker Can
non lied finally 'n fh resolution
wlT not ntit iiegr1 white. pl vented itf
further consideration
Mr. Gillespie. Wan htd made one 81
fort 10 rcs printed in the record "a peti-
ton i,e had received from The btu.
minous coal operators end SHIPPERS 81
Pennsy.,nnia. settling forth their griev-
anccs mad q second attcmpt. but AIR
Payne " New York made objection
wheroupon Mr. Williams. the minority
leader took the matter Ia hssa. and
fought the motion 10 adjourn A rising
vote n vote by tellers. and then a roll
caii followed. resulting In adjournment
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-15
WIDOWS SAD STORY.
Husband Spent Her Money and eav'
Her Worthless Notes.

Peoria. H. Feb. if.-Sensationai de.
velopments IN the ease ~ Rev Or. Geo
II Simmons. the banker preacher. who
killed himself week ago. were made
IN the probate court Tuesday when the
widow asked The appointment q an al.
ministrator OF the estate. Her state
ment showed that her husband had DIE.
sipated $4,000 she had al the time Of
their marriage. giving her worthless
notes, representing The amount Mrs
slmmSus further said Dor husband had
destroyed all his private papers, wi :
etc n few hours before his death.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-15
FROM AMERICA.
White Awaits the RIGHT Moment &c
Submit a Proposal.

London. Feb. 1.-THE Standards cor.
respondent az Algeclras autographed "a
his paper thus; = am In a position
20 assert the final solution Of the Nor
ocean dispute win emanate from Amer.
Tea Ambassador White IL only await
ing the right moment 90 submit pro-
posal which II Is believed. win prove
acceptable 10 both France and Ger.
many. 7 have Mr.. Whites authority to
state that a successful issue Is con-
fidontly expected"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-15
OKLAHOMA FIRE.
Half the Business Section Of Hastings
Prey Of Flames.

Lawton \ Feb ii.-Practioally hal,
the busipess section Of Hastings. a
town OF OOO people thirty miles south
Of herg was destroyed by fire begin
ming Al $50 o'clock wednesday morn
ing The losses are estimated at about
$4,000 The buildings burned with
fractically all their contents were one
hotel. one rooming house odd Fellows
hail. one restaurant. two meat markets
and one saloon Tho Farmers k.x-
change bank suffered heavy loss and
telephone lines were seriously dam
aged The fire originated in the mea,
market and cannot be accounted for.
The buildings were on the south side
OF Main street and strong no-th wind
prevented the destruction Of the entire
business section.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-15
roLER PASSES AWAY.
One Of Former Best Known Turfmar
Diea al Wichita, Kan.

wichita. Kan. Feb ii-Colouei II
G Toler. IN his day. one Of the bes,
known turfmcn In the west died al
81 Francis hospital here. aged sixty
years. Colonel Toler came here Co.
fore the boom. twenty years ago. a
wealthy man. He died poor AZ one
lime he owned the finest stock farm In
the west. where the present town Of
Toiervilie. Kan. stands. There he
raised many fast horses. among them
John r Gentry. Theodore Sheldon
saillc Tpler Ashen wilkes and Mar
Quig
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-15
IS NOT Ill.
Deaf, Dumb ard Blind Girl Continues
AZ Her Work.

Florence. Ala. Feb. 1.-THE dis
patches sent out from wrentham. Mass
that Miss Helen Keller. the wonderful
deaf. dumb and blind girl Of Alabama
was ~. due 10 overwork and that her
physician had ordered a long period
~ complete rest. are denied by the
YOUNG womans family 81 this city. Miss
Keller continues at her work az wrent-
ham and recent messages from her
Nmske no mention of a breakdown.
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.PosToFFlcE ROBBED.
Part Of safe~5lown Through Wall s's5
Much Booty Seeured.-

jackson. Miss. Feb. 1.-THE postof-
flee at clinton. twelve miles west Of
Jackson. was robbed early Tuesday
The safe was blown to pieces, part Of Il
going through the walls and badly dam
aging an adjoining drug store. The
robbers secured $1,000 In money. $500
I'm stamps. % si7OO IN iewelry. There
Is no clue TO the robbers
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ATTACHMENT RECEIVED.
Upon Property Valued at Nearly Half q
Million Dollars.

New York Feb it.-An attachment
nearly 5000 900. owned by Geo. ] Gould
upon property ia this city valued a,
Jos. Ramsey. Jr.. and VIM r. Guy. has
been received by the sheriff OF New
York county Tho attachment was
filed IN connection with a suit insti-
tuted by John $ Jones 10 recover
S46e 600. which ne claims Is due him
from the fofendants for services. ex-
penses and commissions in pur hasinr
20 900 acres 81 coal lands for the de-
PENDANTS In Southern Ohio. The pur
chase upon which the suit Is based was
mldn IN 1900.
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Dividend Declared.

New York. Fob. 1.-THE directors
OF the Union Pacific Railroad compny
declared n semi-annual dividend Of ;
per cent on the companys common
stock. This " an increase o. half 81
one per cent as compared with the
last ecmi-annual declaration. The
regular se.ui-annull dividend of per
cent was declared on preferred stock
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Peaceful RsvoIution.

London. Feb. ii.-wm. O'Bricn. the
Irish member of parliament. In an In
tervicw said n peaceful revolution IA
going on IN Ireland. He said the new
attitude OF the Nationalist would do
much 10 revive friction and facilitate
the new government enormously IN
dealing with the irish question.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-15
FATALLY INJURED.
Lady Relative Of General Robert e. Lee
Near Deaths Door.

Richmond. Va. Feb. ii.-NIiss MARY
Lee. daughter OF the late Colonel Rich
ard Lee. and a near relative OF General
Robert z. Lee. was probably fatally In
jured IN a runaway accident near Win.
chester. She was driving a thorough.
bred horse which took fright and ran
and she was thrown out OF the buggy
landing on her head. Reports frou
her home near Boyce, Clark county
say there n little chance of her re.
sovery