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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-18
NEW CHURCH AT WATERLOO.
consresationaiists Of West Side Form
Church From Old Mission.
Special To Times Republican.

Waterloo, Jan. 1S.--A new west side
Congregational church has been or
ganized here, with charter member
ship Of twelve, and fine prospects for
a further increase at once. Rev. A. b.
Keeler OF Earlville, has been called as
pastor, and has accepted. The church
is the outgrowth of a mission that was
organized several years ago.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-04
chINAMEN CLASH.
Revolvers Used. Three Being kllled
and Seven Wounded.

Boston. Aug. 3.-Burning with hat.
red for their deadly enemies belonging
To the rival On Long Tong society. a
hand OF New York Cinnamon number
ing dozen or more. and said 20 he
members ~ the notorious Hip Sing
Tong organization. entered narrow
alleyway In Chinatown and drawing
reviewers. opened fire on half hun.
drel Cinnamon. killing three and injur'
ing seven Al the first volley tho Chi.
namen rushed for their quarters. stun.
bling over che another In their haste
to reach shelter The Hin Sing Tons
men chased their victims into their
own doorways and shot them down a.
they rushed upsteirs or into side
rooms. Then casting away their guns
the strange visitors ran away from
the Chinese quarters. most OF them "s
Gaping the nollce
The dead are. Wong Suiung. aged
nifty restaurant proprietor of China
town: Chin Let. AGED thirty five. laun
dryman. South End. Chin Mon Quin
aged forty-eight. merchoni. Chinatown
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-04
LARGE SUM DEMANDED.
lives Of Wealthy Man and His Sister
Threatened For Refusal

Lancaster. Pa. Aug s." Surrender
sl0Ono or be murdered along with
your sister" was the suhstanc" Of a
letter received by Charles p Gruhb.
one NJ laucaSter's wcalihicst men o.
was at first Thought 20 be joke, and
no attention was paid to o. until Thurs.
day. when % was sent To Postmaster
Miller tie a. once expressed the belief
that he knew the writing and the pc
lice are now hunting for the writer
The writer said that he hac been
chosen hy lot as member OF an or.
ganigation in the strong Foriv.Two. BE-
20 secure from Grubb $1,000 OF 10
take his NE and the lie ot his sister
Miss Daisy =. Gruhh. NJ Philadelphia
Il vas directed thar the money b"
placed beneath \ water trough on Wcst
Orange street beyond the Carryvil"
railroad by 2 O'Clock Wedu. sday night
A. the letter was first regarded q
iokc. the point Indicated Was not
watched 10 see u any person went at
rr me money demanded
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-04
HUSBAND FLOGGED.
Wife, Whom He Wrs Accused Of
Beating, a Spectator.

HazeltOn. Pa. Aug. 3.--i.ouis sam
boil. accused OF wife beating, was pub
iicly logged by Alderman D. A. Me.
Kelvey before whom h. had been
brought for hearing After the testi-
mony had been given Alderman Nc
Kelyey. before whom he had been
dragged him into the streets. pulled
his coat from his back and then hand.
cuffed him 10 post. The crowd a..
vined the Intention Of the official and
man took off his belt and gave It 10
Mckelvey. Alderman McKclyey ~
young and strong and the flogging was
severe After few strokes Samboli
fell 10 his knees crying for mercy. but
McKelvey kept II up till he thought the
prisoner had enough. All during the
flogging the wife stood by and seemed
TO enjoy a.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-04
PARSONS BRIGADE.
rhlrty.Elght Members Responded TO
the Calling Of Role.

the Csllir9 OF Nole.
Hillsboro. Tex. Aug. 3.-Thc annual
reunion ~ Parsons brigade was held
Al the reunion grounds west of this
city. Thirty.ight members reported IA
roll call Ex-Congressman Abbott. n
member. delivered the address of wcl
come. Captain J. T. Hawkins al Iowa
Park responded n =. Marchhnnks of
WaNahachic delivered an address Con.
gresham Real spoke OF the ciyil war
and It's causes.
The following officers were elected
r. W. Decden of Ennis. commander
Jerry Becham %; Ennis. adiutaut. W
VI Get7cudnncr ~ the Twelfth rogi
mcnt. T ~ KillingRworth ~ the Nine
teerth rcciurnt W. g. Hardin OF IA,
Twenty.f.r,t regiment and W. Scog.
gins pf Morgsn's battalion. vice com
mandcrs. ranking IN the order named
Jesse l.. Smith Of Ennis. chaplain: W
II Getzcndancr NJ waxahachic. treas.
urcr
r. + Marchhanks read letters ~
greeting from General W n Parsons.
the old war commander. forwarded
from Chicago. and from Thomas "
Matthews. Sr. OF Athens Tex. for
mer surgeon 81 The Twelfth Texas cav.
airy and senior surgeon OF the brig.
AIDE
President Scosgins appointed Com
rades Narchbanks and Getgendaner a
committee tn communicate with Cen
Parsons and urge his attendance ~
the next reunion. rendering him trans.
noriniinn for The trip
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-04
eRsvIries PUNCHED.

Harv-i hands around Lexington. q,
are being raid 81 per DAY
John Schrlu died 81 injuries sustain.
Cd IN street ca accident a. Houston
Brakeman Hsrr, Smith was run over
and Killed hy train near Yoakum
Toy
The Federal grand jury will invest.
gate alleged Greek peonags cases a,
Chicago
Buucahan Luna & Co.'S store at &c.
leste, Tex was robbed Of sle5 worth
Of icWrlrv
The annual state encampment o,
seventh nay Adventists Is being held
al Fort Worth
\ So Bernard doc who saved four
lives went mad on Coney Island BIT
boy aud va, killed
The State Savings and Trust CON.
rany ~ TeNarsaus Ark T. 20 erect
a tiyo-story building
SIN mile. below wharton. TeN. n
Faulkner aud Frenk Tl''sr had q tiffi.
Guilty Tillay was kIllcd
Rev VI Dawson ot Abilene. Tex.
has been elected editor az the BAPTIST
standard published az Dallas
Federal Judge Mccall refused 90
Grant an Injunction 20 prevent r,dur.
ton of stree, Cag fare no Memphis
The VA department Is srendinc
sSlS.uuu ON For sam Houston az Sar
Antonio. establishing q brigade ros,
The little child o. l.. q GRAY ~ nesr
Chicota Lamar COUNTY Texas. irnited
some powder and was badly blistsrcd
Al Methods; camp meeting nea,
Chicago Rev W A Quayle said Kiss
- ar az much a nscessity a. dessert
Nh Catherine Gllusan i dead Al
New YORK. AGED lO7 wears and {.
ronths. She aScribed her long lie
70 the use ~ onions
william Seward fell down stair.
vay ~ Louisville and an ear AS torn
OF He took the agricular organ 20
= hospital aad had u seved on
D>clarsug himself the resncsrra,ion
% the Apostle Paul Charles rfshe. a
eierxyuaa. vas arrested % Cslina. O .
and coonitted 70 the inss.s hospital
q rst~to
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-04
IMPOSING SIGHT.
Two Hundred Vessels Reviewed
by King and Queen.

Portsmouth Aug c-rWu hundred
ships Of war. constituting Great Br;
aims home fleet. paraded before Kiug
Edward and Queen Alexandra on the
Soleut aud incidentally furnished a
magnificent pageant for me opening OF
the annual Cowes regetta week Spread
ont in seven long lines between lS.e
OF Wish, aud Hampshire shore thi,
splendid array oi vessels great and
small. formed floating a steel CITY With
population u S5.roo officers Eud
meu Never before were 50 MANY Brit
ish men q var seen together under
control ~ a single admiral
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-04
APPLICATION REFUSED.
Railroad Commission VIII Not Grant
Another Hearing.


Another Nearing.
Austin. Aug 3-The railroad com.
mission has issued an order refusing
the application OF the Farmers Union
Of Texas for an open hearing on the
proposition to reduce rates on cotton
IN favor Of the round bale The april.
cation was lengthy. and the petition
was filed with the commission on July
Z. accompanied with lengthy argu.
ment nv President Calvin of the or.
canlza'ion asking that a hearing be
granted 10 consider the question.
Commissioner Colqui't was In favor ~
granting n hearing. while Commission.
ers Mavneld and Storey opposed the
proposition
IN accordance with ruling ~ the
attorney general The state Insurance
commissioner has approved The securi.
ties submitted nv the American Ma.
'lnnal Security Company of Galveston
In Tho sum NJ 100000 This Is In
compliance with the Robertson insur
ance law, which requires insurance
companies 20 make such deposit This
Is ~ first COMPANY which has com.
piled with the law
The state commissioner ~ agricul.
turc has issued request - secretaries
~ The various fair associations NJ Tex.
as asking them 10 forward dates ~
respective fairs The department Is
receiving numerous inquiries concern.
ing this matter
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-04
TEXANS SAD PLIGHT.
Houston Dentist Taken Insane
on a Train.

Fulton. Ky. Aug 3-George A.
volck. a dentist OF Houston. Tex. was
taken from the Memphis and Chicago
sleeper when II arrived In this city by
two policemen. assisted by five citi.
zens. a raving maniac When first
taken from the train he overpowered
seven men and ran several blocks cry.
ing Murder" on reaching rail.
road crossing he stumbled and fell and
was recaptured.
DR.. Volck was on his way TO Mlchi.
gan. He was terror 10 the passen.
gers en- route from Memphis. On
Volck's person was found number of
letters. a full paid NJ twenty-yens life
Insurance policy and large amount of
money lie could give no Intelligent,
answers 10 questions
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-04
DR.. Shops
Night Cure
N. n. JAMES.
FOUND UNDER TREE. -
Mysterious Death of a Dallas
Saloon Man.

Dallas. Aug. 3-Seated beneath n
tree. with rope around his neck and
the trunk. the body Of Aug Bcrat aged
nifty years. was discovered early Sat.
urday morning Beside the corpse We're
two empty bottles One had contained
vaseline and the other Mrs Winslow's
soothing syrup Berat who conduct
ed a saloon. leaves n widow and several
children. The locality where the tragic
event occurred Is near the packing
establishment OF Max Hahn. In the
northern part ~ the city.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-04
DIES FROM SHOCK.
Wen; TO Daughters Rescue When she
Was Attacked by Son.

San Aris1io. Aug 3.-Conrad Papc.
the father OF Charles =. ,Pape and
Christian Pape. who played such sad
roles In the murder and sucicidc trae
edy last Monday died and suicide trag.
Wetmorc from the effects Of shock
following the tragedy. Pane was M
al the time OF m" sad affair he got
up out OF bed to come 90 the rescue
Of his daughter when she was struck
by his son The effort greatly weaken.
cd him. and he sank rapidly
Mrs pane Is also IN from the shock
and att"ndalt excitement. and her Ito
- edspaitn' ~
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-04
CRIMES CONTINUE.
Police Confess Tina; They Are Com
pletely Baffled.

pletely Bsffled.
New York. Aug 3.-Thc remarkable
series of crimes in this city In which
women END girls are objects Of the al.
tack show no sign OF abatement. Dur
ing Friday TWO such attacks were r..
ported to the police. and Saturday one
additional case had been brought 10
public notice. that OF young East
Side girl. who was attacked by a mis-
creani while passing through the hall
way Of house that been her own
home
Scarcely an arrest Of importance
has been made and the police confess
themselves completely haffled. DE.
tcctives who have studied the different
cases. diffcr as 20 the probable per
petrators Some are inclined 20 the
belief that assaultants are 10 work on
woman-one that has the mad animal
instinct Of the London and Berlin
ripper" Others combat this theory.
and point 60 the widely separated
points In which the crim,N occurred
and different methods used The list
NJ victims who met death In this wave
Of crime has reached fiye-three girls
and two women. score more have
been attacked
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-04
Louisiana Fege Result,

Columbia. Aug News % 'cud
tragedy in Caldwell parish reached
here The Sciy of a maAc nebcr Of
the Hail family was found near the
Winnie Lively residence In Caldwell,
Rrcently Two o, the Halls horScNhip
ped q Lively boz. The sheriff began
a search tor one Of the Lively boyS
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-04
7. r. 3 AT76
ATTORNEY Ar-LAw
Real Estate Agent

200 acres. mile, north of Bryan, rs
acres ia cultivation. Is IN pasture. One
S-Ioom residence. 7 ,enant houses. An
ideal country home with plenty of spring
and well water. Price $500 per acre.
50 acres. . in cultivation, good house
with nice improvements. $500 per acre.
4 five room cottage ON IVES, side. near
home OF Mrs Spencer Ford, two lots, well
and cisiern water; good improvements.
Will sell tor $1,000. %.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-04
Weber Dtsmissed

Kansas City. AUG The polics
board dismissed Naptain w webber.
for several wears In charge % police
headquarters. On the charge ~ per
mittlug gambling Ia a building that
Ne owned
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-04
DAsTARDLY DEED.

Coneentrated lye Thrown Into Face
Of Dallas Woman.
Dallas. Aug . -Essie Moore was
painfully burned with concentrated
I've. The stuff was thrown into her
eyes and over her face and neck and
the left eye was especially painfully
injured. The damage came a. the re-
suit OF quarrel After binding tho
woman with lye the assailant bruised
her considerably with a stick about
the back. arms and shoulder and ran
away
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-04
A,,a ard hara, Gu, or.

SAINT Ste Marie. Mich. Aug S-rhs
body ~ an unknown mar from which
the head and hands had been cut. prob
ably 10 prevent Identification. va
found Il Is presumed that the motive
gas robbery.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-04
Leave, Much 20 Lsrsor pOo-.

loudcn.s Aux Howard Paul. A.
American. who died In 1875. whose viii
has been in litigation. lef' s-oo.'oe -
London charities
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-04
Weak Women

To weak and silins women. thsrs 10 - isast one
vsy 70 help. But with that way. two trcatmentA
must BE- combined. One 10 local. ono 10 conssittb
uonai, but both ere important both essential
Dr. Shops Night Cure u the Local.
Thsformer-Dr. shoop 3 Night Cure-isa topical
mucous membrane suppository romedy. while Dr.
Shops Restorative IL wholly IN internal treat
ment The Restorative roaches throushous the
entire system, seeking the repair oil AL nerve
ali tissue, and all blood ailments.
Tho Night Cure. - It's name implies. does 10
work while you sleep. II soothes sore and infism-
ID mucous surfaces, heals local weaknesses and
exciement, gives renewed vigor and ambition,
builds up wasted tissues. bringing about renewed
strength, vigor. and energy. Take DR.. Shops
Rssiorative-TAblets or Lquid-asA esneral tonic
70 tho system. For positive local help. use ~ vel
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-04

nesisca. Aag 3-vrs Nargsr-, Ia
s-l' lied from the effects % barns ~
ces~ea vhile -oakias brad 10 , ys-t
ovea
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-08-08
EARLY HOURS IN BOSTON.
Lack of Festivity in Hotel Dining
Rooms After II p. M.
From the Boston Transcript.

Because our hotel dining rooms are not
filled every night between II and ~ o'clock
with persons celebrating the new law some
of our neighbors are saying that we do not
know how to enjoy our recently granted
privilege. And it is strongly limited that
our long habit OF enforced total abstinence
near the midnight hour has moulded us,
even though we demonstrated against the
discipline. into 4 people who live the sim
pie life, the chief virtue of such an ex-
istence being going early to bed.
This may be SO. Certainly we cannot
deny the truth of the assertion with so
many outward evidences IN support of it.
Our dining rooms after IL 80 do not rave
an appearance of festivity. Here and
there through the rooms are stray parties
enjoying themselves sedately. not to say
mournfully. AND the tables occupied can
be counted on the fingers.
But those who know that our theater-
goers are made up largely of suburbanites
find it easy to discover another reason for
the small number who tarry over their
oysters and their Newburgs after the the
alter. Residents of the farther points in
Greater Boston who nave ever lost the last
train are not easily tempted to repeat the
experience.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-08-08
Barnes. stopping down, picked - the

| Barnes. stopping down, picked ~ the
round white object.
Slack gave a snarl like a wild animal ENG
grabbed the other side of the life preserv-
er. There was IA ripping sound; the rotten
covering gave way. Some cork dust and
excelsior flew out first and then the sod
den plank flooring of the shack was COW
| cred with a glittering heap of precious
pearls and cut rubies. Transfixed with
| horror. the waterman stood there unable
to move. A fearful oath came from the
rear of the room. A heavy door in the
back of the place was thrown open and
the second steward Of the Vulture stood
on the threshold.
Barnes. his eyes glittering. but perfect
ly self possessed, bowed low.
My dear Mr.. Taillnan. we greet you.
Our lines seem to cross tonight. We"
He got no further. TIL second steward
made a movement for his hip pocket. A
glistening barrel shone In the dim lamp
light. simultaneously Clancy jumped for
ward and struck at the shining object.
There was a quick. sharp report. When
the smoke cleared away the chief was
standing there. erect and u%niniured. d.
rectly behind him an ugly bullet was i'm
bedded in the wall. The second steward
was or his back on the floor with Clancy
ciutching viciously at his throat.
BY the time the second toward and
his accomplice were put behind the bars
and tho gems were placed in the safe of
the custom house the sun had risen and
the city was awake. Half an hour later
the chief and his two companions were
In the rooms overlooking Washington
square.
You had a close CALI ventured For
ward.
II never had a closer one.' admitted
Barnes. THAT bullet whispered in nv
ear"
Clancy was silent. The chief, looking
at him. suddenly jumped up. with a gasp
of surprise. The next minute he had hot
water and bandages and was washing the
clothed blood from the right hand of his
young assistant.
Its only. a scratch smiled Clancy.
feebly; 'it will be all right in a day or
So
Barnes said nothing. but he pulled out
a big red handkerchief and began blowing
his nose with unnecessary vigOr. Ten min
utes later the assistant was sent home
Ito Il q good long snooze."
The chief stood looking out of the win
dow and watching Clancy as he hurried
through the square. He seemed uncon-
scious of the presence of W His
eyes remained glued on the rapidly dis
appearing form Of his dapper little assist
ant. Barnes rarely showed emotion. even
now he merely sighed. Then. as If talk
ing to himself. he said in a voice that was
merely "A whisper:
And yet some people wonder why | love
that boy"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-08-08
conspicious for rhrif.-

The two nations which are most con-
spicuous and successful in their efforts
to officially promote thrift are France.
and Japan. says the a Francisco
Chronicle. AS to France, Consul J..
Martin Miller. of Reims, writes:
THE public schools of France teach
the pupils, both boys and girls, how to
save money by depositing regularly in
the government savings bank. no mat
ter how small the amount. The govern
ment will furnish money to ali public,
school pupils. under certain conditions
with which to help start an account TO
provide an income In old age. Pupils
attaining certain degrees OF proficiency
in their classes receive as prizes bank
books with 10 francs franc 1913 cents)
credited In each. 1t is demonstrated to
them what this will amount to at COM
pound interest at 3 per cent. when 81
years of age, also the amount they will
have v at that age if they deposit
regularly l franc a week, / franc a,
month. etc"
That is but one phase Of French Of
f1cial encouragement of thrift. The gov
receives the money even from
school children and invests 1t to pro-
duce an old-age annuity. 1t will &C.
cept savings deposits up to 5000, when,
the amount is invested in 3 per cent.
government bond. which is held SUBJ
1ect to the order Of the depositor, and
eAC CIcIlCu 20, UUU nation.
al debt is held by the Industrial classes.
The government control Of pawnshops
Is well known.
The Japanese government is even
more earnest and active in promoting
thrift among its people. whose stand
ard OF life is already SO low that our
people object to their coming here lest
u w standard be lowered. But in
Japan the anxiety OF the government
seems to be less for the individual than
Tor Nippon. The Japanese government
~ the most economical in the world.
Ehe salaries Of its highest and most
celebrated officials are less than those
VI responsible clerks in this city. That
81 a professor in the national uniyer.
Sity Is less than many skilled work.
men carr here. After the war the gov
officially discouraged all pub
tic celebrations Of victory in order that
the people might save not for them
selves. but for Japan. AS the French
government looks to the savings of the
people for a market for national loans.
government necessity seems in hofh
cases to mainly inspire official encour-
agement Of thrift. National necessit v
seems to be the inevitable lot Of crowd.
ed populations with a military spirit
Happily we in America can still an.
courage thrift for the benefit OF the in.
dtvjdual citizen.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-08-08

Nothing keeps people faithful better
your faith IN them.-M-.---
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-05
THE VIBRANT WIREE3

you what you are. but I'm stalking
you meet tomorrow"
Il can't said the voice, family.
Tomorrow repeated Billy.
Il can't can't"
You must he cried striking the phone pas
sionately.
Dear Billy no. no, no, no." There something
that sounded like sob and then silence Billy
dashed the receiver the instrument in helpless
rage.
Curse the foul fend that invented this thing
he choked. I'll break 1t to pieces I'll have it
taken out. There, get out of there, and he
turned suddenly and kicked the bowling Fritz into
the bedroom.
Billy's nerves were, for the moment, beyond his
control He pulled himself together with effort,
put on hat and went out into the street
But at every step he felt that those unknown eyes
might be following him, and once, when girl looked
at him overlong he turned and half spoke.
The following afternoon he went TO Dawson Cal
leries Why he went he could have told, except
that he was moved the drowning man is moved
to grasp at a straw. There he girl in big
black hat, whose glance softly impersonal
Billy looked at her and wondered. There was an
tioning gaze-a tall, lean person with prominent
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-05

My cousin" said Billy, bluntly.
The voice lost its softness and rang little hard
Il hate her. too-at times. l hate everybody these
lays because they're everywhere and you're
nowhere"
"of course; because I'm nobody-Nobody of No
Ehere"
will you ever be Somebody OF Somewhere"
mo, never"
do you mean that?" he asked earnestly.
Every letter of it, so please don't argue
Il can't" he said hopelessly. You're too unrea-
sonable and illogical
I'm not trying to be logical I'm following my
own instincts I'll try to explain those, but you
won't understand, because you're Five years
ago, when you college, you for the first
time Some told me your name and-and things
about you After that 1 you a number of times,
couldn't think of any way until night this wick
ed old telephone tempted l afraid at first
and thought and thought, and considered just what
chance there was of my meeting you in the
about chance in hundred SO | rang up your
phone number and forfeited that chance. But ring
ing you up was an admission and 1 can't deny what
it implied Oh, Billy, can't you understand? I've
made advances which only man can make with any
decency. and considering everything. shall never.