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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-03
A. AND N. FOOTBALL 5, rEDULE.

The football schedule is as fol
ows:
oct. 5 Game to be arranged a.
College.
oct. Ia-University of Texas at
Dallas.
Oct. 2I-Louisiana State Uni.
versity, at College.
Oct ,S-lIaskell Indians, at
College.
Nov. 9-Texas Christian Uni-
versity, at College.
Nov. I2-Oklahoma University,
at College.
Nov. r6-Tulane University, al
New Orleans.
Nov. 25- Baylor University, at
Waco.
Nov, aS-University of Texas,
at Austin.
Probably another game will be
arranged with the State University
to be played at Houston.
Capt. Joe Utay, Choc Kelley,
Ross, Cornell, Dale l., Dale J.,
Schmidt, Symes, DeWare, Hamil-
ton, and Leggett of last year 5
team are back, and we have sew.
eral good new men. Every man
is working hard, and some are
showing up better than the others.
Some OF the positions are being
tried for by the following men:
Back, Flinchum, Taylor and Wad-
lington; Halves, Utay, Hamilton,
Caldwell, Schroeder, Allen and
Barnes; Quarter, Kelley and Leg
get; Center, Schmidt and Heidel-
berg; Tackles, Cornell, Dale J.,
Ross and Hooker Guards, Moore,
Dale / and Lillard Ends, Symes.
beware, Martin, Frazier, Names
aud Beesley.-Batialion.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-03
7. ". {. SECOND ANNIVERSARY.
0ue Hundred Pupils Enrolled and Pros.
poets for Half as Many More.

Yesterday marked the second
anniversary of the Texas Woman :
College, the school having opened
just two years ago. The record Is
one of which not only the active
management, but every friend of
the school has reason to feel proud
Splendid results have been accomp-
hshed, aud more splendid opportu-
mites now present themselves. By
a singular coincidence the enroll
ment on Yesterday reached 100.
and the indications lie that this
will be increased forty or fifty
more during the year.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-03
COTTON FIGURES.
More Bales Ginned Than Durin ,
Like Period Of 1907.

Washington. oct THE aerIcrl
,ural department reports the condition
Of cotton mp 20 Sept 20 rs 617 per
cent against 727 aug. -. 1907. -f.f.
Sept q. 1906; 7lo. Sept. e5. 1905. The
tenysar average is G7S.
The cotton census bureau reports
1880 300 bales, counting round as har
bales guned from the growth OF lg
mp 20 Sept o.. This IS I'm comparison
with l.l99fe3 bales for the same pc.
riod last year
Reports show the number of active
ginners 10 be 2177. or the Tu1 couu.
ties nine'y.fiye have not been heard
from
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-03

Bay City Tribute SAYS County Surveyor
Darlington OF that place has demonstrated
by experiment that the gall OF the snake
that injected the poison will cure the pa
teut. sundry doctors prescribe diverse
remedies for the wounds indicted hy poi-
sonous reptiles. They NAV be good rene
dies, but 10 is doubtful whether any OF
them ever become As popular, especially
with fishermen, as the old fashioned snake
medicine.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-03
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI

Movement 70 Connect These Great
Bodies Of Water lnaugurated.
Atlanta. Oct. "A movement 90 con
meet the waters Of the Atlantic ocean
and the Mississippi river by way o.
the Ohio. Tennessee. Coosa and o.
mulgee rivers through a great system
OF canals has been inauguratcd by
the Atlanta Chamber at Commerce
The work, estimated on the basis OF
a survey made by the government IN
1872, will cost S32.0u0.OOo II Is under.
stood Senator Bacon will introduce az
the next session Of congress rcsoiu.
ton providing for new survey Of
the route
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-03
CARD FROM COUNTY SUPERIYTEN.
DENT.

As most of the schools Of the
county will open Oct. =, | shall be-
gin Monday my regular visits to
the schools and will put in four
days of the week in the country.
Parties desiring to see me at my
Office will find me there Wednest
days and Saturdays.
Teachers who haven't had their
certificates recorded should do so
at once that may approve their
contracts on file. All teachers are
requested TO furnish me copy of
their daily program, that ! may
assist them IN sysiematizing their
work.
Respectfully,
I. W. Parker.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-03

That the Agricultural aud Mechanical
College Is SO crampct Tor room that il is
necessary 10 turn applicants from It's door,
Is an error that must be corrected The
great state OF TEXAS need, these boys with
a technical education, and putting money
IN this school 20 educate the Young men In
agriculture and cchanical arts is the best
investment the state can Beaumont
Enterprise.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-03
Compulsory Education.

Tion Ts.n oct Am impc-
edict dated Sept 81. doCrcss cowwl
sory education Ger everybody n Chre
and declares furthermore that the p,
pie are to ho taught the principle 10.
constitutional luy,mmaut In ORDER tr.-
he may be better fitted 20 elect repro
sontatiyes when a parliament is cree
utcd.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-03

That cocktail incident has assumed 4
serious aspec, for the hrs, time in many
wears the Indiana Methods, conference re-
fused 10 elect Vice President Fairbanks a
delegate to the quadrennlal general con-
ference a, Baltimore. Ru, there Is time
Tor reaction before the republican ma
iional convention and II the condemnation
of that piccadillo be carried too Tar j, may
help hi, chances for the presidential nomi-
nation
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-03
Free VIII sap,is,s IN Session.

Nashville. Oct Free win Baptist
General conference convened hero
Rev. T. +. Pcdon OF Alden. y. c.. s
president. he Is president az ta'
theological seminary az Alden. Repro.
sentatives from every state in tie
union were present.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-03

At this writing the registration az the
state University Is sboui over the thousand
mark while the facuI,yat A. and NJ Col
lege is turning away lunches of applca-
iions every day. And its healthy sign.
Prosperity in intellect promotes law, order
and development. Fort Worth star.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-03

Several bales of cotton on the depot plat
form at Alpine drew crowds OF spectators,
many Of whom. including some OF the
grown people, had never before seen such
sight. The cotton was shipped to mat
iress factory recently opened there.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-03
SLOWLY CRUSHED.
John Edsehlll Met His Doom In Apart.
ment House LIT.

New York. Oct. Ellis ribs cracking
one by one. John Edgchill. an elevator
operator. was slowly crushed to death
In the lift IN a West Fiuieth street
apartment house.
Edcehill loft the car for n moment 70
go ON an crraud ON the ninth noo-
Instead ~ coming 20 a dead stop 'hs
car slowly asccnicd and the opera
returning tried Co crawl between i-a
floor OF she car and the ceiling. H.
bccam. w5dscd In the crcvice and vqe
killed by The car rising so s'0vlg
tha' ~ motion was almost imporDeut
Ole.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-03

The proposition 20 build a home for in
digent eN-slave, who supported and pro-
ie1ied the families Of their masters while
the latter were gone 90 the war has merit
in il, but IL will probably not meet with
favor because the old negroe, could no, be
used TO any grea, extent for political pur-
nnNr.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-03

II is rumored that some OF Texas cdu-
cational institutions are about TO feel the
quickening influence ot Standard oil
money. 90 Galveston News.
About $500. GOO Texans are holding
their breath while waiting TO be told who.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-03

There will be a called meeting OF Balo,
Union lodge No. 100. A. ,. and A. NJ,
tonight At ) O'Clock tor work On the T.. \.
and ! {. degree. All members are re-
quested 20 attend.
w. T. Gibbs. W. NJ.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-03
TEN INDICTED.

N"ata O NC FVuT Utncrs LTk.TV 70
Be Taken Up Separately.
Harrisburg, Pa. oct Ten Cf M.
fourteen .en involved in the capitol
prosecutions have been Indicted hv
The naarhn county grand i1-v ON
chargc7 ~ conspiracy. Thcs, men gr.
mentioned in six truo bills found az
ot th'rty.tWo eases laid before no
grand jury. The six cover every man
named except four men identified with
John II. Saudorsou's Pennylyr.a
Bronze company. and their cases may
DO taken mp separately.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-03

II Commissioner Colguiti did say that
there isn't a commercial club IN Texas
that is not controlled hv the railroads, he
is a man who speaks too hastily.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-03

The Pennsylvania Judge who decTeed
that rooster has the right TO CROW a, all
hours of the night. is probably a rim-earet
democrat.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-03
TO REACH NORTH POLE.
Attempt Toward This End VIII e.
Made During Next spring.

Made During Next Spring.
North sydney, y. $. oct TT
American auxiliary schooner yach
John II. Bradley which LETT here iu
July for the Artic regions. has arrived
The Bradley landed. Or. r. n. Coo.
who is in command Of the explorat.g
expedition, at Smiths sound. LATITUDE
- north. The. expedition expects O.
cross Els island early in the spriu
and attempt to reach the North Pole p
way OF the Polar sea.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-03

Up In Kansas, where prohibition pre-
walls, they use a poultce made Of onion,
nd sal, As remedy tor snake bites. Tn,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-03
BY CARNES & WALLACE

Grand old Texas will never be satisfied
till she is hrst in peanuts too.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-03

Several cities in Texas have enacted or
dinances to protect purchasers OF ice from
loss OF the metagc.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-03
ATTENTION NAS0NS.

County Superintendent
The Washington herald., 1907-08-12

Havana. Aug. 1.-THE yellow fever
among the soldiers at Cienfuegos is
spreading, until there is small epidemic.
the cases. according 10 to-day's report,
reaching ten
The authorities are much alarmed.
They are making every effort to check
the spread of the disease. but it is feared
that other soldiers may have been in
feeted. It appears that the patients are
men belonging 10 the hospital corps, and
others who have been taken to the hos
pitaI on account Of other ailments.
1t thus seems clear that the infection
occurred within the hospital. which is in
the same building as the civil hospital
While no reports have been received. it
is thought likely that there are from
thirty 10 forty men in the hospital. count
ing employees, because there are 800 troops
at that station.
The rurales are still chasing revolu-
tionists in the province Of Santa Clara.
Following the attack Of ruraIes yester-
day, in which one insurreeto was killed.
the band split into two parts.
Gov Magoens orders 10 get the revo-
lutionists dead or alive causes comment.
The Telegraph says. Gov. MagOon has
issued a number OF good and useful or
ders, but none other half so good and
useful as that given to the rural guards
yesterday TO pursue the rebels of Cana
juani until they are annihilated."
The Washington herald., 1907-08-12
FINDINGS AGAINST STANDARD OIL.


the purpos o
made
n
probable that the
o f0r
thus have maintained
Standard
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Of
q public
competition abroad
mOus 4 al TO
beens
scrimi
combinations which
obviously
vi
in
less : In San
invO prices
The Washington herald., 1907-08-12

Belfast, Aug. 1.-THE most serious riot
ing that the present strike has produced
filed the narrow streets in the notorious
Falls Road district for many hours To-
night and led to several bayonet charges
by the troops
The trouble began when a mob tried to
rescue two men who had been arrested
by the police, and for long time it was
a tussle of the familiar Belfast type-a
mob. with stones, against the police. with
clubs. There were many broken heads
and smashed faces.
In Cullingtree road. dragons charged
with swords, from which many of the
rioters received wounds. but as the
weapons We're blunt nobody was danger
ously hurt
The mob fed, shrieking, before the
troopers, whose charge was more effective
than that Of the infantry. Many Of the
latter We're placed hors de combat. and
returned to camp with PUPPY faces. sev-
eral limped badly. their feet having been
injured
The lighting seemed general in practl-
oally every street Of the quarter, which
is Nationalist one More troops are
being hurried 70 the scene.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-12
HASTENS TO MOTHERS SIDE
Secretary of War Taft on Way to
Millbury, Mass.
Physician Denies Consequent RumOr
Has Become Alarming.

Worcester, Mass. Aug u.-Horaee d.
Taft. who has returned from Long Isl
and. and is with his mother. Mrs Louisa
N. Taft, who is in a critical condition
at the Lorrey mansion, in Millbury. TO-
day received a wire from his brother,
Secretary Of War Taft. that he would ar
rive in Mnlbury about o'clock in the
morning.
He is hurrying 10 his mothers side.
The wire was sent from Lake Pontiac
Quebec. The receipt Of the wire caused
a report 10 circulate that Mrs. Taft's
condition had become alarming. DR. c.
A. Church. the attending physician. said
tonight:
Mrs. Taft is holding her own. There
has been no sign of improvement during
the day. nor has there been even the
slightest relapse. Her condition remains
the same since a relapse early last week.
I am hoping that an operation will not
be necessary"
Dr. Homer Gage, a specialist, has again
been called in consultation. About a
month ago Secretary Taft visited his
mother. and consequent upon the excite
ment caused by his visit Inflammation Of
the gall bladder developed. which Is seri-
Gus in her case because of her advanced
axe.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-12
MONEY And JEWELRY GIVEN
Christian Alliance Members Grow
Enthusiastic at Camp Meeting.
Rev. DIR. Simpson Calls for Contrf-
buttons TO Aid Foreign Mis-
siOnary work.

Old Orchard. Me. Aug n-Cash and
pledges amounting to $5s,S58. and articles
and jewelry were contributed to-day at
the Christian Alliance camp meeting. held
under the leadership Of Rev. DIT. a. B.
Simpson. Of New York, at the Old Orchard
Camp Grounds. The money is all for for
eign missions. with the exception Of about
$500. solicited to assist in furnishing an
Alliance school building in the South.
The largest pledge was $4,000. There
was three Of $500 each, and one each of
6,OoO $4,000. $S000. s.. 800. s., 200 and $1,000
IN his missionary sermon, DIT. Simpson
accused the churches Of devoting too
much attention 10 worldly things. He said
he labored in the ministry in New York
many years and got heart trouble trying
TO lift a big church debt incurred by his
proud predecessors.
He decried the giving Of libraries in
PRODUCTION Of social reforms. and spending
money for local charities, encouraging
Peary's dream OF the north pole" and
digging up old relics in Athens Chris
tians should be devoting their money to
spreading the gospel in every land and
thus Fastening the millennium.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-12
CARPET MAKERS ON STRIKE.
Four Hundred Men Walk Out when
Foreman Calls Work Imperfect.


Kingston, n. Y, Aug. u-About 40
men. employed at the carpet mills Of the
J. W. Dimick Company. at Rifton. are
idle. having quit work on Saturday. when
a large rug was thrown out BY Superin-
tendent Jaeger, because Of an inperfec-
ton in It.
The men declared there were no fnper-
fections. and said the work should have
been received Superintendent Jaeger re-
mained firm, however. and turned down
the work. This was a signal for the men
directly involved to refuse 20 abide By
his decision. and. rather than submit
quit work on the spot Out Of sympathy
about 800 more Joined the movement. and
this was a small-sized waIkout right
away
Efforts 10 get the men to return TO
work were OF no avail. and the mills re-
mained practically idle for the remainder
Of the day. The men claim they will
stand BY those who. they say. are op-
pressed, and a sympathetic strike extend
ing to all departments is likely.
The different departments are strongly
organized, but there is some question il
they could stand q long strike. Superin-
tendent Jaeger intimated that IL there
was not a quick adjustment Of the trou-
bic the company would shut down the
mill Indefinitely.
About two years ago. owing TO a strike.
the mill was shut down for several
months.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-12
DIVES INTO SHALLOW WATER.
Young AFtiSt Narrowly Escapes
Death in Peculiar Accident.


Death in Peculiar Accident.
Atlantic Highlands. \. j., Aug. lin
the presence of large crowd which was
unable 10 render any assistance. Herbert
Sauer. Of New York. a young artist, en-
ployed on the New York Herald, narrowly
escaped death this morning by diving in
shallow water Had Il not been for his
friend, Frank Hart, Of 901 West l11th
street. New York. he probably would have
drowned.
Sauer was trying the soldier" dive
from a high piling at Austin's Pavilion,
holding his arms at his side, when he
struck his head on the bottom with ter
rife force.
On rising TO the surface he was almost
entirely helpless. but with sufficient
strength to call for help His companion.
who was also in the water, seized him
and carried him ashore. where DR.. Van
Mater, WHO responded to a hurry call.
found the young man suffering from con-
eussion OF the brain and a badly wrench
ed neck.
Sauer was dazed and helpless for sew
eral hours. He was removed to a hotel
and at a late hour the doctor believed
that no serious complications would fol-
low
The Washington herald., 1907-08-12
WHISKY BARREL BLOWS UP.
Woman Who Lit "a Match to Look
Through BunEhoIe Burned.

New York, Aug. u.-Mrs. Ida LainE. OF
Vantage Township. was seriously in
jured yesterday by the explosion OF
barrel in which she was about TO place
a batch OF pickles. Her house was also
badly damaged by the explosion.
Mrs. Laing took the bung out OF the
barrel, and, lighting a match, pushed It
inside so she could view the interior.
The barrel originally contained whisky
and the alcohol vapor formed an explo-
sive mixture with air. and this was
ignited. with the result that the cask
was blown TO pieces with a loud report.
The flying slaves struck Mrs. Laing
and she fell 10 the floor unconscious.
Several windows in the house were shat
tered and plaster fell. Mrs. Laing. who
was alone in the house. lay unconscious
fer a long time before a neignbor dis
covered her plight
The Washington herald., 1907-08-12
HOLY War
Priests Incite MOOrS to At
tack All Europeans.
IGNORE SHELLS OF WAR SHIPS
Fanatics Storm Casa Blanca from
Three sides, Paying No Heed to
the Thinning OF Their Hanks-SuI-
tan Warns French that Rebellion
Will Fellow Landing of Troops.

London. Aug. IA dispatch to the
Telegraph from Casa Blanca, dated Au-
gust 10. says while Admiral Phnobert and
Cen Drude and his staff were holding a
council of war Saturday tLe Moors vigor-
ousIy attacked the city in three directions
in great numbers. The war ships shelled
them. but the Moors advanced with in
credible audacity, ignoring the shells. The
priests are proclaiming a holy war.
The shortage OF food is causing fright
fuI misery. Fabulous sums. are paid for
victuals. A loaf OF bread costs the
equivalent OF an English pound: a glass
OF water IS pence. and a couple Of eggs
3 shfiings
Energetic measures haze now been
taken to stop piilage. BoJters are shot
on sight. A dozen Moorish Jews suf-
fered the penalty Saturday
Europeans Are Detained.
The Tangier correspondent Of the Times.
in a dispatch dated August 10. says that
the natives at Mazagan refuse 70 allow
the Europeans 10 embark on ship They
fear that their departure would be fol-
lowed by q bombardment.
The position IS critical. It is not known
if the force Of French war ships of the
town is sufficiently strong TO attempt a
landing.
In another dispatch, dated Sunday. the
same correspondent states that a bonn
bardment OF Decentralization Of French
troops is believed TO be imminent at MAJ
agan. where the situation is very critical.
Letters received at Tangier Sunday
from Fez state that the Sultan and the
board OF foreign affairs, hearing Of the
intention OF the French and Spanish to
land troops at Casa Blanca, were serious
ly alarmed
They declared that rebellion would GER
tainly follow throughout Morocco. and
that the lives Of all Europeans would be
endangered. The letters were written be-
fore the news OF the bOmbardnent reached
Fez.
Scene "A Shocking One.
The Casa Blanca correspondent of the
Daily Mail. describing the horror of the
ruined town Saturday, says
Some Of the streets were running with
blood. II the back part Of the town the
French shells wrought infinitely less
death than the Arabs bullets
''Corpses were lying contorted on the
streets. Many stabbed and gashed with
knives, heads battered with axes. and
enormous bullet holes. blackened with
powder, showed where men died at short
range by Arab weapons. Many so killed
were Arabs, hCge-limbed giants.
The plunderers had fought among
themselves for one another's plunder,
AKA killed one another In contest to
escape along the narrow lanes when the
French re-enforcements landed. Many
women and children We're among the
dead lttering the streets.
Battle Near the City.
Tangier. Aug. 1.-THE steamer Ana
tole Mangus from Casa Blanca yester-
day reports that the fighting between
the French and Arabs continues at a dis
tanee from the town. No details, how
ever, are given.
The steamer brought about four hun
dred refugees, mostly Jewish women and
children. who are in pltiable distress.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-12
CAT TWO YEARS IN 4 MINE.
Gets Out at Last and Returns to II.
Old Home.

Wilkesbarre, Pa. Aug. n--After spend
ing two years in the depths Of a coal
mine cat owned by James Warke, Of
Ashley. has returned to him. The cat
was such an inveterate thief that Mrs.
Werke insisted two years ago that 1t
should be killed or lost
Several attempts 10 lose 1t failed, and
warle. who is miner. then put it in
a bag and took it 20 one Of the lowest
levels OF the No. 20 collery. There it
fourished and grew fat There was fine
hunting, the big mine rats being numer-
Gus and daring.
Recently the mine was shut DOWN and
as there was no more grain in the stables
the rats left. Now there is no more
hunting. and the cat made Its appearance
yesterday at Warke's home. How it got
out Of the mine is a mystery
The Washington herald., 1907-08-12
WAR ON TRAMP NUISANCE.
Pennsylvania Railroad Asks Coop
Grafton of Police Magistrates.

Grafton Of Police Magistrates.
Pittsburg. Aug. 1.-THE Pennsylvania
Railroad has set on foot war against
the tramp. and is sending out circulars
to all magistrates in territory touched
by the Pennsylvania asking that when
tramp be caught train-riding and brought
before them he be dealt with harshIy
The fight yesterday with a nitroglyce-
rim bottle as a weapon waged against
two train crews. and the fearful explo-
sion resulting at Ridgeway, Pa. has
caused the railroad people to take this
move, and they are also appealing to diff
ferent police heads Of the country to
work with magistrates and inspect rail
road tramps in hopes that they find in
them much-wanted crooks.
The railroad sets forth that most of the
safe-blowers of the country now travel
on freight trains because It is safer.
and there is little danger Of them being
punished OF discovered by the different
magistrates before whom they are
brought That the tramp at Ridgeway.
whose exploding nitroglycerin put five
men, besides himself. In the hospital. was
a burglar has been fully established.