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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-29

chicago. Dec. es.--.Judee Lands In
the United States district court denied
the application Of George 8. Mercy.
no'ds. formsry a grain broker Of this
city. for writ Of habeas corpus. Nc.
neyno'ds was recently sentenced "a
me penitentisry on the charge OF hay.
ing sold grain covered by warehouse
receipts He viii now be compelled
TO serve his sentence.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-29

Fayetteville, Ga. Dec. es.--Ioe Bas
dies shot and killed his brother. Ma
Beadles, at the home Of their mother
Joe had returned home TO spend IN,
holidays. and began drinking. He rar
his mother from the house. and shs
informed his brother. who ATTEMPTED
to quiet him. He resented the advice
or his brother. and the shooting fol
lowed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-29

Chicago. Dec. 2s.--As a result OF the
anti-l'quor crusade now rolnr ON IN
Iowa. says n dispatch to the Tribune
from Des Moines. the Chicago. Burlinr.
ton and Quincy railroad has issued or.
uers 10 dining car conductors probib-
lung the sale of liquor while It's trains
are IN Iowa. The order went into Of.
'ecf yesterday. II IL understood the
other roads will take similar action
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-29

Dallas. Dec. 2S.-lt Is stated here
that Governor Campbell viii imme
diaaely upon his return to Austin
either issue call for special session
OF the legislature for like purpose
or would issue some kind OF a state.
ment regarding the matter.
u IL known that Mr.. Bryan recently
wrote Governor Campbell upon that
subject. being under the belief that
the legislature Of this state was soon
to meet. II naturally follows that
Governor Campbell has given Il more
than passing notice. but that he has
gone so far a. TO conclude that the
legislature should Immediately act
upon the matter he has seemingly au.
lhorixed no one TO say.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-29
AssAssINArEo At DOOR.
Body Of muissto Terribly MutiIatsd b,
Close Rang. Shots.

Temple. Tex. Dec. 2s.--while stand
Ing at the door Of her cabin Christina
johnson. a mulatto woman, was shot
to death at short range. Both barrel.
OF shotgun were fired. Her right
arm was torn To shreds and breast and
abdomen terribly torn. She was call.
ed TO the door. A warrant was Used
for a negro.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-29
Body Found In offie.

Lincoln. Ncb.. Dec Thomas
Worroil. prominent In politics and the
man who exposed the alleged trust.
committed suicide by taking poison.
HE body was found In his office. He
left n letter addressed 10 Chairman
Allen Of the Democratic state central
committee.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-29

~r. and Mrs- meWIIllams Taken Sud.
denly Sick and Arrest Made.
0re~nville. Dec. 2s.--Mr. and MN
N. J. Ncwilliams. reading five miles
northwest Of Celeste. awere taken sud.
denly III apparently from the effects
OF poison. "A physician was called In
Just In time to save Mrs. Mcwilliams'
HE. Mr.. McwilIiams was not made
quite so sick. Tom Mcwilliams was
arrested and was given a preliminary
examination before Justice OF the
i'eace Pole at Celeste. who placed his
bond ut $1,000. which was executed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-29

Prominent Physician Quickly Expires
While In His Yard.
Dallas. Dec 2s-while standing IN
his yard Dr. J. r Briggs. who has for
number of years conducted a SAM.
tarium In the Oak cliff section Of the
city. dropped dead. Heart failure was
the cause The doctor was a large
man and apparently In robust health
when death took him.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-29
Dozen Petitions Filled.

Honlton. Me. Dec. es--The failure
OF potato crop In Aroortook county
rs r'snonsibie for the filins OF twelve
netitions In bankruptcy IN the limited
states district court In Maine during
we n'st week by farmers ard others
interested In the potato cron county
" has been estimated the 'oss repre-.
sents about 100000 In money.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-29
kIeptomanIac Aneu..a

Waxahachie. Tex. Dec. es.-some
thing OF sensation was created when
the fact was developed that at a so
ciai junction several articles Of Jewel.
~. fnrs and other things disappeared
Among them were two costly neck.
iaces. II Il believed TO have been the
work OF kleptomanIac.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-29

Galveston. Dec. ss.--Mrs. Mary Ann
Hoffman. flffy-one years Of age. one
OF the old and respected citizens Of
Galveston. widow OF the late william
Holman. cut her throat from ear to
ear al her home. 1914 Church street
She died at 81. Mary's infirmary.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-29

Topeka. Dec. 2s.--Kansas state Re.
publican central commitiee after a
STORM session. endorsed Taft for
pres'nertal nominee. Convention
meets March 4. BY ie 10 Is resoIu.
lions to have primaries TO nominate
state officers were tabled.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-29

Muskogec. Dec. ?s.-The three-story
building OF the whltelow Williams
wholesale Drug company. with lis
100000 stock, burned. The firemen
were unable to check the flames. II
was the only wholesale drug house in
the eastern part of the state
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-29
LOCOMOTIVE TURNS OVER.

E"s'nfeF Hece'ves injuries RssuIt!rs
In Death and Fireman Hurt.
Loveiady. Tex. Dec 2s.--Near this
place on the Texas railroad passen
ger train was wrecked by spIit
switch. The engine turned over. The
baerase ard mall ears were deraIled.
Engineer Sam Brandt. one ~ the most
popular and best krowr railroad men
In the emnlov Of the Texas railroad.
received Injuries which resulted In his
death. Both Iess and one arm were
cut or. and he was otherwise injured.
Fireman Green was also hurt.
though his injuries are not considered
fatal.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-29
Full Time 10 CONTAIN.

Toronto. Dec. 2s.-Representatlves
OF Canadian cotton interests saw the
mills contemplate no such action as
mat OF the New England mills. which
are curtailing their output es per cent
Canadian mills wiz II Is stated. con.
tinre to run full time all winter
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-29

Austin. Dec. es.--Durinx the past
year the state pardon board has passed
on about 400 applications for pardons
Its work Il complcted un 10 date.
Information has reached here that
the commissioners court Of Caldwell
county has issued notice IN the tax.
PAYERS Of that county that n taxable
values are double next year the pres
ent rate thew will be cut IN two. and
ask the cooperation Of the people IN
determinine Oroperty values when
making rendition.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-29

Lake Charles. La. Dec. 2s.-whiIe
the night ticket agent was temporarI.
ly absent from the office some one
climbed through a window into the
Southern Pacific depot ticket office
and distracted $40 from the cash
drawer
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-29
LUmsER BURNS.
Courthouse At Waco and Other Build.
inas Were In Danger.

Waco. Dec. ss.-The lumber yard.
between Washington and Columbus
streets near the courthouse. the prop.
erty OF the Owens Lumber company.
parity burned. the loss being about
$4,000. with $4,000 insurance.
by great exertion on the part of the
nre department the courthouse and
adjacent costly dwellings were saved
Part OF the sheds were saved and
about a third OF the lumber.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-29

Palestine. Tex. Dec. 2s.--Maii train
No. on the Texas railroad met with
a mishap twelve miles north OF Pales
tine. The tender OF the engine left the
track. The latter was torn up some
distance. Nobody was hurt.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-29

osa''sns Held W RstsIIsse In . shsek-
Ing Manner.

snchomish, WASH. Dec. 2s.-Two
men named Miller and Carroll entered
, section house occupied by seven
Italians and ordered them to hold up
their hands The hoIdups then began
shooting. The italians retaiiated by
attacking the outlaws with tools. After
killing Miller with a crow.bar. driven
fhransh his head. an NJ was hacked
Into his body and one eye eouged out.
Carroll. the other man. was also In
trrcd. but survived until officers from
the city arrived. When all were taken
to prison. Three Italians were wound
ed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-29
PISTOL BATTLE.

"oopefs shot Five Times and clty
Marshal. Twice Wounded.
smithboro. ILL.,. Dec. .s.-In a pistol
battle. following robbery at the Van.
daiia passenger depot. one Of the rob.
bers was shot five times and Emory
Brown. city marshal Of Sorrento. NJ.
wounded twice. Both men are In a
serious condition. A companion OF
the wounded robber was arrested and
locked up Mt Greenville. ILL.,. four miles
away. where his conrad, was also
locked MP after being given medical
treatment.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-29
Beetle Cause. Bow. Dat.

Atlantic City. y. J.. Dec. es.-Aftcr
suffering for months somer Braddock
Dow. died. After death beetle was
found IN an ear.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-29

Washington. Dec. 2s.-John Chan.
der bancroft Davis. twenty-five years
= reporter for the United States su.
preme court court and q former min.
lister 10 Germany. n dead.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-29

constantinople. Dec 2S.-Cholera "a
Ranging the pilgrims In Mecca. The
deaths az Mecca Medina and Yembo
are averaging 100 a day.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-29

frss tests are nov beine supplied b "a
10 an Catarrh sufferers. There Il -
sxpense-no Obligation whatever.
Dr. Shoop is combining Oil Of Eucalvpeus.
lhymol, Aenthol. OIL Of WinterRreon. go
and e Incorporating these Ingredients IuSS
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and thus fully demoastrsec. 6eyooi ds~S3
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stomach. ~ bowels. IN Dr. Sko,oio
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-29

stockton. Ca. Dec. es.-J. S. Moore
ieadirg Citizen. shot and killed his
vile. He claims selfdefensc.
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kiNsA BELT DEAD.

One Of the csptors Of President o,
Confederate States.
Thornville. O.. Dec es..--Kinsa Belt
one Of the capiors of Hon. jefferson
Davis. the president Of the Confeder.
ate States. died at Thornville. in Fair.
Held county. aged sixty-two. He was
member of the Twelft Ohio volun.
bearer.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-29

Toledo. o.. Dec. al. Frank zahm.
. tooaeeo merchant shot hsnsslf q
oeoeA WA . .rsvolvsr. 49, -
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-29

Denison. Dec. 27.-A male child
aged about one year. well dressed
was deserted at the union depot. The
police have taken charge OF the child.
Telegrams were sent out to apprehend
the mother. supposed to have gone
north. She b satd 10 have been &C.
eoupanied By . man.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-29

BuflAlo. De-. s7.-Borso Borsscs
we crushed y ssssA hem Ssevsss
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pneliness. Conn 1iso.Aion wQ4lS
hell. \
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
THE CALHOUN NIGHTMARE

n ENERAL MANAGER CHAPMAN of the United Railroads
remarks IN defense Of that corporation that has had face
appalling conditions Asuredy conditions created by the
hand Of man in San Francisco have been appalling than
directly from the of Mr. Chapman
his employers The Of the dead the wounded and the MANNED
at the hands OF the United Railroads since the hre might furnish
splendid battlefield Urban San Francisco since
the fire has been a service of danger.
Mr. Chapman goes on to say that Ir Calhoun has promised
world Of the plans OF the company
now being rushed San Francisco viii have all that Mr. Calhoun
promised and her citizens will be proud OF the system
we will be-"
The trouble with Calhoun obstinate wrong
headed who insists on gong s own way even II thereby he
has to anagOnze whole cyul OF people Mr. Calhoun is
parativey Francisco He very little
city He rarely here and significant that he has kept
outside OF California since the present Grand Jury began its
sions AS consequence little conditions or
topography, all the insists cammng
trolley plan of operation down the public throat and against
wishes Of the great majority OF the people
The cable system safer and more trustworthy. may have
been slow but the arrived time With Mr. Cahoun trolley
you know when where you viii arrive You may
yourself dumped in the middle Of the night stalled
dangerous grade prospects Of runaway Two of
Mr. Cahouns trolley started lots not long climb
the fences OF Golden Gate Park and amuck They had simply
got out of control a grade
greatly increased receipts Of the old
street cable road since the FIRE are significant Of the preference that
absurdly unnecessary that preference
Mr. Chapman Dragging about the quality Of his implies
the travelling public of San Francisco regards urban
form of pOrciehy tolerated because Strong
spice OF danger and uncertainty On the United Railroads is the
unexpected that happens
ANhen electric lines proper operation exclaims
Chapman he citizen who would suggest going back the cable
on our principal thoroughae would be regarded crank"
the of Chapman speaking the
obstinate Calhoun The grades of many
streets on lines will operation
electric for the United Railroads conception
is proper" that governed wholly by dividends.
In the meantime association Of Los Angeles capitalists
whose Huntington may may be- reported
figuring installing railways in opposition
Railroads If Mr. Huntington coming San Fran
cisco story he might help rid the city Of the Calhoun
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
nightmare Chapman dgnfes with the OF system
that the TOWN Ike midnieht hag


DRESIDENT HADLEY of Yale declares that in his view the
Sherman against grave mistake Apparently
Mr. Hadey of the few of the economic school
of which John Stuart Mill the most lucid exponent The
article of their creed the doctrine of aez faire which
being translated that industry should be free from interference
by the Government Mr. Hady writes in the North American
Review:
Personally of those who look with disus each
did railroad regulation than other the
history country the would have dealt with
other industrial problems better than they done the antitrust
have gravely doubted of
passed by National Government But cannot shut
business ethics modified existing conditions
Hadey plainly dusts the bureaucra There is great
said for that But may be that Mr. Hadley alarm
Fhe Interstate Commerce Commission has not done
any the simple that had until
year Railroad that the abors Of
of the will result hopeless
everlasting uddement of the transportation business but
do believe very much that the railroad say is
yet month Stubbs that ownership OF parallel
did destroy competition Stubs said
clay We don't believe Stubs any of his
willing give the Interstate Commission chance
get and what they do if is only public
entertainment by elcting funny remarks from Stubbs
Mr. Hadleys remark that the would have dealt
wisely with industrial problems of monopoly than Congress
done Mr. Hadley of knows that the
Sherman against little than of
English law doctrine concerning combinations
of trade and competition The Sherman law only adds
penalties the law doctrine but its incomplete form
old law long way from the policy Of nonnerference that
Mr. Hadey appears advocate In word Congress had
the Sherman law the would process evolution
have produced something very like it.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
FUNERAL FRoL1c A DISGRACE TO THE STATE

HE sitting Legislature further held to public contempt
orgy of of its members returning from
funeral officially held with all expenses paid by the State
The soenity of the occasion appears have had mean
unketers The Of respect in which
departed colleague indicated OF whisky
that converted the path the grave into cocktail route
queer mixture of per diem politics with religion that seems
present Legislature helped and amp
fed by feature Of this bacchanaan journey The boozy official
inconneny pulled the Assembly chaplain OF his
him degrade his sacred function by joining
orgy intimated that Chaplain Willis
promote the gayey of the occasion by performing song
and dance beieve hardly tnkable that
nfamy It record however that
Chaplain Willis offered any such and solemn against
behavior OF his official associates might well have
from his lips What religion what for the dead
among friends? Be good fellow. That the latest and greatest
Of the commandments
Hen Parker and Ruef and the people of California
Legislature They chose of its members from
dregs unftness the of unworhness. Small
wonder then, that this Legislature should record
treasury rang; small wonder that OF its gayest
should disgrace and the State by conduct that would
shameful among the Of The wonder
that hoodlum members who drunken oc of the
progress the cemetery did sner play horse
while stood beeaded about the last home OF their departed
associate-and assuming that they did
If there be Of shame conception Of decency in this
patronage grabbing Legislature will make show of dsc
pnng the members who took part in this funeral roc
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24

HADLEY of Yale declares that his view the
Sherman against grave mistake Apparently
Mr. Hadey of the few survivors of the economic schoo
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
Personal Mention

DR.. NJ. M. Ring of Seattle is at the
Majestic
H E. Cobb of Chicago is at the
Dorchester.
D. B. Gllies of Tonopah is at the
st. Francis.
G. H. Atherton is at the Dorchester
from Victor. Colo.
Webb D. Parkison is at the ST.
Francis from Goldheld
= A. G. Wood and Mrs. Wood of Ken
net are at the Palace.
H G. Cannon of Goldfield is regis
tered at the St. Francis.
]. S. Adler of New York is reg
istered at the Dorchester.
c. NJ Williams is registered at the
Palace from New York City.
]. E. Leyden and Mrs. Leyden of
Seattle are at the Jefferson.
A. II. Gallagher and Mrs. Gallagher
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
CrOcker'S Fortune
SfirS Collectors

1-o1a-,. ro-4,,aa Now that Henry beenh
S10ON1I ored by King Edward of Engia becaus
SUITS COHcCtoIS of his collection,
fad New York garments
Du
things whether
Miss Jennie Blair collected slippers duplicates
slippers Of famous Maconday
had collection that Henry
Crocke One know had glasses
saloons
from hotels
told that they had
their collections Most are
theft Stamps expenditure
of
no pecuation about stamp collection.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
Joseph Greenbaum. one Of the local col
Joseph Greenbaum
Finds Good Fortune

'ooePn oIeeOu ony artists who lost all his paintings IN
F1ndS U0od fortune destruction Of his studio IN the or
building apparently fallen IN pleasant
about week after the nre N
gave Refugee Greenbaun the use ~
fitted
able IN right away at
experiences after the quake D IKE
ph1osopay He was fortunate not
to have lost paintings and she IS the hgue
picture correspondent informs IS creating qute DIT
the San Francisco artist has
of really eNk
Symphony" gowned brown with Drown nat
gloves background greenish suggesting an open W
She saunn along gloves smile her saee
she Colonel Hh Count Boris de Lou
Fred Belts have all been Po
Joe when ne lived mere
his face against teaching class
mporuned expound that Pros
he longer set his
views; he teache quite life class in Los Angeles
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
:. The Smart Set :.

~ AMUEL @. MURPHY was the host
at a very elaborate and enjoyable
dinner last night at the Palace
- Hotel. at which Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Sharon were the guests Of
honor and which proved to be one Of
the principal occasions of the season.
The dinner took place in the ladies'
grill, the corner where the large oval
table was placed being screened from
the rest of the room by tall potted
palms. producing a beautiful and most
unusual effect. The table was decorat-
ed IN the deep red Lawson and the pale
pink Hannah Hobart carnations, with
ferns. The flowers were arranged in
baskets, a large one being placed in the
center OF the table. while at intervals
were placed smaller baskets. producing
the effect of a garden OF the blossoms.
Mr.. Murphy's guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Sharon, Mr.. and Mrs Dix
we'll Hewitt, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph D.
Grant Mr. and Mrs. ]. Downey Harvey.
Mr.. and Mrs Rudolph Spreckefs. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry T. Scott. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Fred Kohl. Mr.. and Mrs. George H.
Mendeil Jr.. Mrs. Eleanor Martin. Mrs.
Edward Barron. Mrs Winslow. Miss
Jennie Blair. Miss Elsie Sperry. DR..
Harry L. Tevis, Edward M. Greenway,
]. c. Kirkpatrick and James w. Reid.
Mrs. ]. Leroy Nickel will entertain
at a dance on Thursday evening, Feb
ruary 7, at her home on I.aguna street,
in honor of Miss Margaret Stow of
Santa Barbara, who is at present the
guest of friends in and near San Fran
cisco. It is to be an informal affair.
but promises to be very delightful. The
guests are hidden for $3.50 o'clock and
they will be entirely the younger MEM
bers of society.
The dinner to be given by EIr. and
Mrs. z. w. Hopkins this evening at
their California street home in honor
of Miss Helene Irwin will be one OF the
principal affairs of the week and one OF
the largest dinners of The winter.
Mrs. Joseph Manuel Masten gave the
first of her bridge parties yesterday
afternoon at her home in Washington
street and entertained about forty
guests most delightfully."-. The house
was prettily decorated with jonquils
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24

of North Bend. Ind. are at the JEFF
ferson.
j. w Paxton Of Washington, Pa.
is registered at the Majestic.
Thomas Fox and Mrs. Fox Of sac
ramento are at the St. Francis.
Charles Sheriff and Mrs. Sheriff OF
Healdsburg are at the Jefferson.
T. c. Phillips and Mrs. Phillips are
at the JEFFERSON from Eaton. Colo.
George P. Thomas and Mrs. Thomas
OF Santa Rosa are at the Jefferson.
J. H. Bonnell and c. H. Chick OF
Grand Rapids are at the st. Francis.
Assemblyman ]. H. Pryor and Mrs.
Pryor OF Los Angeles are registered
at the Jefferson