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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-10-19
National Corn Exposition. Chicago,
October S to To-

October S to I9.
Don't fail to visit Chicago during
the Corn Exposition. Most wonder
full agricultural exhibit. 500, 900
offered in prizes. $4,000 expended
for decorating the massive Coliseum
building and the annex National
Corn Congress meets with delegates
from all of the leading states
Special prizes include quarter SEQ
tions of splendid farm land, agri-
cultural implements. pisnos, house
hold goods and large cash prizessone
of which is 81, 900 for the best so
ears of corn. Ask your agent for
tickets via the Chicago & North
Western Ry.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-10-19

Henry e. Jones of Tampa, Fla.
writes: ST can thank God for my
present health, due to Foley's Kidney
Cure. l tried doctors and all kinds OF
kidney cures. but nothing done me
much good till I took Foley's Kidney
Cure. Four bottles cured me, and /
have no more pain in my back and
shoulders. am 81 years old, and suf-
fered long, but thanks to Foley's Kid
ney Cure l am we'll and can walk and
enjoy myself. It is a pleasure to re-
commend it to those needing kidney
medicine" j. L. Bennett.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-10-19
About Elizabeth.

By PERMISSION of Mr.. Mccoy we
publish copy of letter written to
the american T'rotting association,
in answer to one from them asking
for breeding age CITE. of Elizabeth
and asking for all particulars and we
thought iJ night be of interest to
some of our readers.
American Trotting Association,
CHICAGO. I'll
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11

iteQen nolten, als Die unipiiienoen
@usldnoer. @enn er ben
6erunteroefommenen (begraDeo) Iiio>
llc6en gteger ne6en Den berunter9e>
9olen, Den berunter9efoms
menen Slomafen uno Den berunter<
gefommenen Staliener itele, 10 finoe
er, DAB Der S6mar5e Deit mebr 9e>
eignet lei, in einen guten ameritantS
iUen 9iir9er umgeipanbelt 5u tperoen.
.@s gibt mebr WiDgli6feiten nnter
ben Ne9ern, als inter Der tietltebetlS
ben ausldnbii6en Sepolferung."
Iu6 bieIe ti6ne @ebauptung i6eint
Der frommen 8~erinmmllln9 gefallen
81 6aben, benn eS ipirb nidt gemeloet,
oab i6r niSeriproden nurbe. Tiel>
leiGt miB es i6on ais elm 9roBeS Sus
%9eitdnbniB mIf9efaBt iperOen. bnB Der
gelebrte Gebuer nllr Die Yolen, Slo>
mafen unb Staliener unter Die Ne9er
itelte unb ben Seuti6en. Srldnbern,
Sfdnoinabiern II. /. 10. peni9itens
ni6t Die rM09li6feit" abipra6, iid
nit Der Belt 81 Der itol8en SD6e ieines
eigenen 8iirgertbrms auf5ui6ipingen.
9enn als Nngelia6ie blidt er Iel6its
peritGubli6 nlf ale anberen europa
ii9en Stdmme nit @era9tlng ODER
Wiitleib berunter. Sbm unb ieines>
9leiden beri6ldgt es ni6tS, bab Sta>
lien bereinlt nidt MIR ben Grbfreis
6eberrl6te. ionbern aud ieine @eiebe
unb ginri6tunsen auf Die gauge
&ultiripelt bererbte, DAB 9euti6lanb
ii6 ifon Der 606lteu gliitbe erfreute,
alS Die britii6en Snielu nod tief in
Der 8drbarei itedten, unb baB Die
.Sunnen unb Slapen" bns 6riitlt6e
europa gegen bas anitiirmenbe Siirs
fentbum gu pert6eibigen batten. 8enr
man bieie 2eute reben bort, 10 bat Die
9an5e Civilization Der ipeiben @aiie
bon ben %gngldnbern unb S6otter
ibren Ius9ang 9enommen. Nlr oieiG
beiben @0lferitGmme Iinb I'M Stanoe.
ein seorbnetes @emeinipeien gu idafs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11

= Sas iinb Die belren Chen, bel
benen bas Ser5 Sammer mar. Der
aopf ambob mo Die @itsift bas
S9miebeilem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11

81 III & rfars ~ ~ Et1. t}
porben npb batten feinen. reHten
Trieb mebr. iid tpeiter ms 2ano 5u
tpagen. 60 blieben lie in ben obnes
bies NIT Irbeitsfrdften iiberfiiuten
StGbten beg Sitens. mas peOer fir
tie nod fir bieSe Stdbte bon Wprtbeil
mar. Siesmal i6ienen ii9 aber Die
4~nfommlinge better ,nnterrihtet 81
1aben. Die @eIHi6te bonn anfblii9ens
ben @eften lit mad unb mad in Der
alten @elt etipas inter Die 2eute ges
fommen rnb bat Tie e%rnirtbigt. balm
All geben, mo ma, ibrer beoarf unb
mo ie Iusfi6t baber, es 81 ettpas gu
bringen.
Inter fol6en llmitdnben eeben Die
10000 feline @eranlaiiung our Bee
Iorgnib; in ben peiten @ebieten BEG
groben 8eitens finben iie ale Rlab.
Sic Sdrmer i'm Stromgebiete beS
DtiIitilippi iuGen Irbeiter unb bieten
Q0bne biz an $500 ben Gag, unb in
Seras lit rei6li6 Ylae fir gne. bic
iid Der 2anbnirtbi6aft eipibmen
molten. sic iolen nir fonimer, unb
ni6t in ben iiberfiiqten Stdbten beg
Sitens bas Observation-Disclosures pers
mebren, bann lit bic erobe Srage Der
5tpedmdbi9en @ertbeiling Der gins
fpanberung tpenieitens in Der Saupts
fade selDit. limb bic farmer bes
2anbes ben0tbisen ~brineenb Grbeitss
frdfte, tie seben ben 2euten quite
2obne unb bieie ielbft finben BET Sleib
unb Spnriamfeit aud 6eute i'm @es
item. Siibneiten unb Siiben nod am
eriten bic @eleeenbeit, itd i6on mad
einigen Sa6ren ielbititdnbig gu MAIDEN
unb es bann i'm 2aufe Der 3eit gu
einem ~bebdbisen @oblitanbe gu
bringen.
-%-$-f-
@enn elm Sbeateritiid i9ledt
lit, miiiien Die Sdaufpieler gut ietn
lit elm S6eateritiid gut. miiiien DIE
| S6auipieler mod better iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11
Gtnmanbernng iuenbet fih mad benz
@eiten.

3nan5istauienb ginipanberer auf
einmaIl Sieier &eforb, Der 5u Mns
fang Wai errei6t tpurbe. mar nod
niht b~a9eipeien. Sie gtnipanbes
run9se geamten auf CHS Sslanb
batten ale Sanbe bon an tbnn uno
Die ppm Y~rdiibenten ernannte Gomz
miiiion gum Stuoiitm bes @intpanbes
rrnesipeienS mar 9eipannt, ob Diefe
Weni1enmenge. g%robtentbeils Irbeis
ter. in Sem Dorf unb Den Stdoten
Oes Sitens bdngen bleiben piirDe ipie
10 biele porber. gle tpuroen nber
angenebm enttduiht: massachusetts
batten Die 2eute 8abrfarten nod benz
@eiten unb fpnnten gar ntdt i6nea
seuug bon Stem Oorf tpeefommen.
Sic @ertbeiluns Der @intpanberer
iiber bas 2anb mar ia INNER bas
tpi6tige Groblen1, beiien 2oiune 10
piel &opfserbrefen beruriahte. 8iss
Der batten Die @nf6mmlinge fat
bur6tpeg cine ausseiprodene Ieis
gu,,e. tpenn ireenb mtoeli1 Do bdn9en
5u bleiben, mo Die 8oee bes ,S6tf@
falls tie ans Raub setporfen. @on
p~ornberein in l1nfemtntb iiber bic
@erbdltniiie bes nelien 2anbes, audi
fnapp an Witteln. 'fparen bic meiiten
burf Die Observation-Disclosures nnb bas
l1ngetpo6nte Der Seereiie miirbe ges
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11

SerrenraRe.

Sic @erlei6ung aler biireerIi6en
@e6te, eiui6tiebltb bes unbei9rdnf@
ten 8ablre6ts, an Die e6en aus Der
Sflaberei befreiten Neeer lit i6on oft
ais elm 9reber politii6er Seller be-
5eidnet nor0en. l1nmittelbdr na6
Dem 8iirgerfrie9e glaubten gernbe Die
fliigiten @Rdnner I'M Norben. baB Die
fiibli6en Neser iofort tpieber in Die
tbatla6li6e Sflaperei 5uriidfallen
piirben, tpenn lie ii6 tpe9en ibrer
politii9en 0tedtloitsteit ni6t bertbeis
bigen fonnten. SnS Stimmre6t
fpiirbe ibnen alio als 8affe ge9en
lire frii6eren Serren berlie6eu. unb
Die 8erfaiungs5uidbe Der Neconitrufs
tions5eit ioIten 9epiiierinaBen lire
Seitun9smnuern Iein. 60 riftig
nber bieie Nnii6t nt6eoretil9" 9elpe>
fen fem mag, ais 10 irrig bat tie iiG
IN Der .Sraris" eripieien. Sn ben
meiiten Siibitaaten iinb Die Neger aui
an9ebli6 geiebli6em &eee nit Der
ittQi6pei9enDen 3%uitimmung Der re-
publifanii6en Sartei uno Der auss
Driidlt6en Giaigung bes 8unbeSo6er>
geridtes bes &ablredtes pieber be-
rollbt tporben, unO lire geieqi6aftli6e
@lei6itellung lit crit re9t ni6t 9eluns
gen. 9aber mag hi6ts ba9egen eins
8uipenoen fem, bab 81. 8ilion aus
Sitts6urg mif Der @eneralberiamms
lung Der presbbterianil6en Stride in
Columbus, Ohio. raui6enben geifal
e~rttete. ais er ii6 5ipar als einer
Sreunb Der Ne9er befannte, aber Die
@erlei6uue be5 uneineei9rdnften
@nblr6tes an Die ~gefreiten" ais Ell
men Srrtbum beflagte.
Sod Der ebrenpertbe Serr einq
nod peri6iebene S6ritte meter. 81
fteGte aud Serglei6e 5pii6en Den
Sarbi9en unb ben unertuiini9ten @ins
fpanoerern an unb %be6auptete, Dab Die
Neger lid eber 81 Der Sobe bes giir>
gertbumS piirben aufi6rinsen fons
men. auf tpel6e bic @orfalren lie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11

nm 9anb az anitdnbiss1 grciien 81 tauien In
unb Sbule i'm norb6ilihen Sopa. @ud) III IN
bieier Gemeinbe cine ausgejeidnete 6eleeenbeit.
UNI cine Nppthefe. eiuen 8snerals Store uub
einen UrocerpsS ture 81 erofuen. I'm nabere
WuStuntt idbreibe man an
uep. eSm. u. &mmfet, siaibua. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11
(gorreipomben3.)
eiue N~epplmttpn anf Cuba.

&etiro las NGmas YiIoto
(bia Nlepitas) Cuba.
SieIe lebte y9iebolutipn" lit iebod
nidt bon Der getp0bnli1en Sorte, ion>
bern cine aGeemein tpilfommene.
SeitSem Dor einigerr3eit bur1 Die
Sabana> 3eitungeu Die neue Grim
Dung bes beriibmten beutihen G6ez
mifers gartels befannt tpurbe, iiebt
man unter ben amerifanif6en golo>
niiten MIR Ia6enbe @eii6ter. gnrs
tells grfinbung tpirb IN Der tropiiden
Srii6te5uht cine pabre .Nebolution"
Tim guten Sinne) our Solee baben
unb jdbrlih Sauienbe bon Dollars
Yrofit e%inbringen. @enn bisber
BEN amerifanii6em grfuriioniIten bel
ibrem @eiu1e in Cuba. 8ananen,
Sraneen. Hineapples, a%guacates mnb
anbere tropiide Srii9te anfgetii6t
purben, fonnte man regelmdbi9 auf
folsenbe ODER dbnli6e IeuBerun9 9es
pGrtig fem: .8el6 belifater @e@
i6maf, ipeldes Iroma. gang anbers
als bieielbe Srudt bel uns 5u 5aufe
ihmedt." @esbalb bies? ginfn1.
neil bieie Srii6te nm iie transporter
bar gu MAIDEN. grim ober unreif 9e>
pfliidt iperben miiiien; mas aber bier
auf ben Sii9 fommt. iiub reife
Srii6te.
8orin beitebt MN 8artels' grfins
bune? sic beitebt in elmer beGen
burdii6tieen. 9erudloien unb nns
i6dbliden Sliiifisfeit. Sn bieiel6e
tperben bic reifen Sriidte Dor ibrer
gerpadrn9 einfa6 eingetau6t. unb
auf bie1e @eiie fonnen bieielben. obne
bon ibrer Stride ettpas 81 perlieren
biz mad Hubldnb peri6idt tperben.
geionbers lit Die g~rfinbung in 8eS
Sug auf cine Der pineapple Sorten
Cougar Loaf bon grobem Nuben.
9ieIe Sorte, bic poblihmedenbite bon
alien, fonnte bisber faum eyportirt
perben, obne bab bas ausge5eihnete
groma Der Sru9t berloren ging. 0ieie
Sruht Nun, Die in Sapana nur 10
Gents pro Sttd bra6te. miro mad
@niibt Der ggporteure IN Nen Dorl
bon so big rs Gents pro Stiid brins
gen. Sc lieet auf Der 9nnb. bat
8artels' grfinbung Cuba piele neue
GoloniIten bringen pirb. uno biirfte
man besbalp ipobl. Der Soffnung lid
b,ngeben, bab Die geplante beut6 {
golonie @uena 8iifa. iporiiber i'd
ausfiibrlih in meiner letten gorres
iponoen5 Wittbeilung gema6t babe
quite @usii6ten auf neue Inf1mms
linse bat. Defenders ba iie %
Iimuten per @abn bonn 5afen Nues
bitas entfernt liegt, mas fir bic Nus
fubr natiirli6 bon nift geringem
@ortbeil lit. ga. es fam ioear biz
an erportireube Srudt. obne ielbe mi
Der 9abn crit na6 @lepitas 81 brins
gen, per @a9en brett an bic 8at
9ebradt iperoen. Oa 8uena @iita nu,
J einise @eilen bon berielben eatfern1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11
MiKouri= Tarmea.

Man idareibe nm StaatStarte, 9ampblet. nnb
geetterberidt; iret Derianot. Saiel J. Wsst,
gbtiliepthe. @le.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11

@enn elm S6eateritiid i9ledt
lit, miiiien bic S6mlfpieler gut iein;
lit elm Sbeateritiid gut. miiien Die
Sdauipieler nod better iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11

lit unb elm gutter Sabripes babin fii9rt.
8er alIo 2lit bat in 9uenn 8iitn
iidb an3uiiebeln, iolte pbne @ersug an
.Hen. g. Martin. Iuebttas. guba, iid
tpenben. User aber aif beutid corres
i~ponbiren tpiu. mag on mid idret6en.
Meb. albert StrpebIe,
Netiro Gas Mmns Rilpto (pia 3ues
pitas) Cuba.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11
Wute WeleQenheit,

WorbSal. Gde Der 8. NIB Main Strabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11

fen unb al erbalten, iie allein piIIen,
mas nnter Ge6t. @eiet nnb Sreibeit
81 berite6en lit. Ses6alb %glauben Iie
ii6 audi bere6tist, lire Sitten, ans
Idanungen uno 2e6ensgenpbnbeiten
alien anberen @efpobnern Der Ser.
Stnaten auf5u5tpin9en unb iid als
Die S%errenraiie auf5uipielen. Ni6t
INNER lit bieies iibermiitbige @eli6ter
10 mtfri6ti9. pie Der Sr. 8ilion, aber
mas es i'm Snneriten fiiblt, fommt oft
9enlig auf Den &an3eln. in Der enas
decentralization Yreiie unb in ben
Saaen Der 9eietge6enben 4orperihafs
ten gum Iusbru6e. 2ebiglif aus
@el6dftsriidIi6ten tpirb Der Iusldns
Der gebuloet. @enn ma i'm loss
perben fonnte. obne Dem eigenen
@elb6eutel 81 idaben. 10 tpiirbe man
i'm germ pieoer a6l6ieben ober pes
nigiten, allen tpeiteren 3u5ue perbins
bern.
Sod Der 6eruntergefommene ODER
tiefitebenoe Iusldnber mill iif ni6i
bamit begnii9en, fir Die Serrenraiie
Sol5 5u baden unD Waller berbei3us
i6leppen. @enn er audi mnndmal
nod beS dilBerliden S6liffes ermans
9elt. Den Die v@ngelia6ien" ii6 anees
ei9net ba6en, 10 biinft er iiG ale
aaufaiier ibnen ~ebenbiirtig uub gleids
pertbi9. Srobbem i'm 0r. @ilior
nod inter BEN iiibitaatli6en Negel
iteat, fpirb er ii6 feline He6te gang &C.
nib nid)t iteblen ober bur6 abbofas
tide &niffe binipesbisputiren laIien
Sm @e9entbeil iperben feline Na6fom.
men Oas 2anb beberri6en. tpenn biz
In9elia6ien ii6 our6 ibr 3peitinber.
ODER ginfinbipitem ielbit misserottet
baben, meint nit 0ie6t Die rGbicagr
I6enbpolt".
-+-+-%-
= 9as iinO Die beiren Chen, be
npupu No2 Ger, Go,uu,a, t,,r So,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11
Gin Bid 1T ben INSTRUMENTATION
Sufunftsftaat.

GIN Die gntbiiuungen Upton Gins
clair's iiber Die i6auDerbaften 3us
itdnbe IN ben gbicago'er S6ladtbdus
fern erinnert cine @rpIdiire: .Notb>
i6rei zines 9ddereie grbeiters", Die
i'm 8erlo9e bon 8. &ailer, Miasbes
burg. erihienen unb Die 3ultdnbe in
Der INSTRUMENTATION Gonllmbers
einsbdderei in Maebeburg : Neuitabt
i6ilbert. lteber bas bort p~eripenbete
Waterial dubert iih Der Ierfniier, Der
aus ei9ener Inifauung Ipridt, fol>
genbermdBen: yWas baben Die Seigz
NADER ihon fir idmubiges idpar5es
acknowledgement nnb fir i6ledte
ranSige Butter gum 3piebadteig pers
arbeiten miiiien!? Sait aae Gage I'M
CONNER ipnrbe un5 perbprbene IN
3eriebuns heterogeneous Watl1 CUR
Serarbeitlng iiberpieien. Saben mir
ntht mnffi9es. itarf, riehenbes Mebl.
tpeldes 10 bart mar. bab eS crit NIT
BENT Sammer 5erfleiuert tperben
mubte. tros SeritdnDi9ung bes 8os
oenmeiiters berarbeiten miiiien? Sas
ben mir niht faules, itinfenbes @ai>
fer, tpelhes ie!bit Die @aihfrauen
gum @aiden gu pertpenben ii9 tpeis
gerten. berbaden miiien? @ie ieben
Die 8rotforbe ofters aus? Starfer.
meiierriifenbider S6imn,elpel3 iab
in Denlelben. ba ia 8edieltorbe in
bieiem @niterbetriebe nid)t porban0en
naren. @as fir gier baben mir
nerpenben mii1ien !. Sic gu Sitern
1906 perarbeitete Butter par o 10
miierabler 0ualitdts bab Die ~euten"
Sopffuhen, senannt Spiter, mnD audi
Die Oanit bergeiteuten Hfannfiiden.
5uriid9ebrad)t Durben; bra6 maj bies
feIben auseinanber. 10 itr0nrte elm
ipiberliher 8eru6 einem enteegen . /.
9aben mir ni6t iton Susenbe bon
Mnben aus Dem Sei9 iu6en miiiien,
Der CUR 5eritenung nou 3tpiebad per>
penOet mlirbe, bieIelben eeiammelt
Dem Sberbdder seSeigt, unb trob ane@
Dem bas 10 bei1affene Wlaterial pers
arbeiten miifien? -. SIT es nidt
tpabr, bab mir Sbeile bon Iduien.
pel6e bur1 Die SeismaiGine eerds
VIII w pSut on pCluApStlSitpC'i SStSS
ii6 borfunoen. Dem Woreeiebten 5eie>
ten unb trps allebem ben Teig an g6s
paaren fertigitellen mubten2 9as
ben mir nidt i'm CONNER 1905 bon
Feiner ungefdbr elm 3entner tpieeenben
8~rotteigmaiie bic Mduie NIT Der
Iiise berideuden miiiien? Cider
li6 lit an5Mnebmeu, baB Die sedneiti9z
ten Sbierfen auf ibrer SluGt nnb
ald i6on borber ggfremente berlos
rem, pie ia anbererfeits au6 fefftebt.
bab I'M Smiebadteler bic Wduie eine
3tpeite Seimatb ssfmben batten." -
Iuf Seite II Der 8roidiire forbert
Der Gerfaiier Die gertpaltuns, Die
ii6 IN ben Sdnben bon 5iels unb flai@
ienbepuBten r@enofen" befinoet,
auf. linn 9elesenbeita gu seben, Den
9etpeis an5utreten.
S6mutises, idtpar5es Sett,
ihlehte. ranaiae Butter. IN 3er>
iebung heterogeneous Wild. mlffis
ges, ltarf rie6enbes -@ebL meierriis
denbifer Sfimmelpus 9usenoe bon
Wabenl @ds mill mai nod mebr?
/ h.tff - W.. rk'Nf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11
Seitumsem ma@ Gamaoa foiten
jett $3.50 per Sabr.

Sa bic Ipft @ertpalting
iett bcf6lpHen bat, baR ale
Settnngen, tuelhe mad Ga
naba sefanbt tuerben, eth
Eprtu BON 1 Gent fir jebe
4 ttnsen Dber etnen 8ruHa
tbeil bappn, beaablen rtiihen,
10 iinb tuir sesiunnsen ben
Greis unferer Seitnnsen auf
$3.50 prD Sabr 81 erb6bem.
9te ertra 80 Gents iperSen
fir Hortp bersdnet. 5eiti,n4
gen mad Canada tuerben nur
sesert ftrifte gurausbesab.
lung geianbt. .
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-04-28
eLAzEp BRILLIANTLY.
Hampton Roads Presented Scene o.
Bewildering Beauty.

Norfolk. Va. April -7.-iiamp'or
Roads. the scene Friday of one OF the
most notable naval reviews OF the
world. blazed brilliantly at night wit
the light Of half hundred war Ves
sells. The daylight decorations OF vsri
colored signal flags stretching In nut
terine strings from stem TO stern, gave
way 10 the glow Of thousands OF eiec
trio bulbs and the far-reachlng flash
OF a hundred playing searchlights. Tht
vessels of the American neet wers
completely outlined In incandescen'
bulbs. Military masts and turrets
water line and freeboard were struni
with the fllamont lanterns. and Ia bold
letters across tho bridge burned the
name OF each vessel. A brilliant moor
added vastly 20 the beauty OF th'
scene.
The vessels OF the visiting tleetl
were also gorgoously arrayed In hgh
effects. some Of the designs being dc
cIdediv unique. Their searchligh
drills were watched with wondermen
by those on shore and with unstlnte'
admiration by the American officer
and sailors.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-04-28
ARMSTRONG EXECUTED.
Hanged at Columbus For Taking thu
Life Of His Spouse.

Columbus. Tex. April Ex-Governor
Campbell. having declined 10 inter
fere with the sentence Of death. the
negro. John Armstrong. was hanged
AT the usual place OF execution OF
the county farm. The officers iei'
the Jail with him at 2 o'clock. hi'
mother falnting as the hack drove OFT
The condemned man made talk from
the gallows. in which he acknowlodg
ed the crime. but said for the love OF
his wife he would not now tell VII,
he killed her. Upon the falling of the
trap his feet touched the ground, hu'
the officers Immediately pulled hin
m by the rope until the ground wa'
clear. Twelve minutes lates deati
was pronounced by Drs. J. W. and Y
II. Harrison.
The crime from which John Arm
strong paid the penalty OF death wa
the murder Of his wife. Catherine
which occurred at Eagle Lake on Aus
25 Of last year. On the night OF IN
killing he approached his wife Will
she was talking 20 another man, am
tried 10 persuade her 10 go home VIII
him. which she refused 10 do. He the
stabbed her and left. She died shortl
afterward. and he was arrested mex
day at East Bernard. sixteen mile
| from the scene OF the trouble.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-04-28
DUNAwAY AND ROBE SHOT
Former IL Hit Six Times emo
Latter Twice.

Groveton. Tex. April 29.--J. D.SDun
away. state ranger. and II. l.. Robb
ex-county attorney. were shot dowr
on the main street and II. o. Henley
n prominent attorney here. and Il. L
Mintona have been arrested and re
leased on $4,000 bond.
J. ID. Dunaway is stationed al Trint
~. and came here on Friday. Just
after dinner Dunaway and Robb start
ed from the postoffice. which Is on the
east side Of the street OF the court
house. and had proceeded about ter
feet from II. J. Mangum's store on
the corner and into the court house
common when the shooting began II
rapid succession from an office win
dow. which Is In the front OF the sec
ond story OF brick building.
Immediately upon the shooting Roh'
fell In the street. shot In the head. TN
ball ranging above the left eye an'
ranging around. came out above tn
left temple. Dunaway turned. walke'
back, entered Mangum's store. passed
through and entered the rear of Joh'
r. Collins drug store.
Dunaway was hit six times-orce y
the left shoulder. through the left par
OF the chin. once In the abdomen. ono
In the throat and In both legs belov
the knees. Robb Is shot over the lei
eye and In the right leg above IN
knee.
r. o. Henley says the shooting Q
Robb was accidental. Three ranger
were ordered to Groveton by the gov
ernor.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-04-28
FORCED TO KILL.
Negroes Advance Upon Officers wiz
Knife and Pistol.

Texarkana. April 27.-while Officer
Harris was attempting to arrest a ne
gro named Harrison Roberts. the ne
gro resisted. and. drawing a large
knife. attempted TO KIN the officer
barely missing his throat with one
thrust and cutting his coat wide oper
over the hear, with another. Harri
then drew his pistol and fired two
shots. both az which entered the ne
gro's head. killing bin instantly.
Ransom sllman. a relative OF tho
dead negro. then advanced on the OF
ficer. with his hand In his hlp pocket
when he was also shot through Tho
brain
Jnstifiahle homicide was the verde
Of the coroner.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-04-28
. PREVENTED A PANIC.
! President Appeals to Chiwalry
of VirRinians.

Norfolk. Va. April 27.-.sot the least
impressive OF the opening OF the
Jamestown exposition was the action
OF President Roosevelt In assuming
command OF the situation In front
OF crowded grand stand when n pan
&c seized the surging throng. Pressed
against the guard ropes by thousands
OF eager persons In the rear. the life
and limb OF those who had the more
favored positions we're endangered.
The crowd needed the presidents
warning at first. but when he had
settled down into his speech the i'm
mense audience became uneasy again
and those on the outside began tc
press forward once more In their anx
iety TO catch the words which were
being borne away In the blisterine
summer wind. The president waf
interrupted. and mounted officers aro
men OF the United States cavalry and
artillery were called TO take charge
Apparently oblivious TO the unusual
position he occupied on the top OF
somewhat shaky table. not more thar
IMU tttt Nlut anu tloi HWY tttth f"s>e
that In length. President Roosevelt
spoke with choice vigor. Some OF his
remarks-noticeably when he touched
upon the present peace congress ir
New York--were addressed to the rep
resentatives OF the nations. Others
were emphasized to the soldiers ant
sailors who took such q conspicuous
part In the days programme. and 9th
ers were directed toward the genera
public. There were constant out
bursts OF applause and cheering. es
peciaiiy when reference was made "a
the gallantry OF the men who fough
In the civil war--beneath the banners
Of the north or the cross-barred fiat
OF the Confederacy--was the cheering
unstinted.
To discourage enthusiasm he salt
nj the outset Of his address that ~
should ask the audience ito make ~
speech as much monologue as pos
sible."
Speaking directly to the crowd
which stretched across the parad
grounds, the president. at the top =
his voice, earnestly requested that I
neople refrain from crowding. ~
called attention TO the fact that ;he-
were women and children In FRO
and said III there Is one thing ina
marks a body OF Americans. and 81
{ pecialiy body OF Virginians. u Is ina
I they take care Of women and chi
! dren."
: This had the effect OF stopping IN
\ danger for n time. but n was NOT Ion
, before the peoples enthusiasm agai
swept away all semblance OF orde
! and General Grant sent. n squad OF ca
s airy out into the throng. This NOV
, n is believed. was all that saved IN
; immediate gathering from breahn
c through the ropes and lines OF guard
Z IN which even there must have bee
4 many casualties. A boiling sun pou
! ed down upon the distinguished guess
r seated IN the front row of the gran
y stand and the president commando
4 Their, 10 keep on their hats. Members
q the diplomatic corps all uncovered
the presence Of the president, and Q
tracted his attention, and singing OF
the French ambassador. he said.
Put your hat on. Mr.. Iusserand'
u won't have you get sunstroke. =
the audience laughed the preside
Joined in. and ramerked that ne WI
Obliged TO take care OF the hygien
e conditions.