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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
NEW ELECTED CHAIRMAN
HE SUCCEEDS C0RTELYoU
Time and Place of Next Ma tional Convention to be
 Decided To- day.

Washington Dec 6-The national republican committee met at the Shoreham hotel in this city at II o'clock to-day with Harry s. New pre- siding as chairman, and the secretary, Elmer Dover at his desk. MT. New, who has been acting as chairman for several months, was formally elected to succeed George B. Cortelyou, who resigned the office. The meeting ad- iourned at noon to reassemble at 2 D. m. when the members will go to the White house in body to call on the president.
 The principal purpose of the meet ing is the naming of a time and place at which the next national republican convention will be held, but this order of business will not be reached until tomorrow. The session will be called to order at 10 o'clock.
 For some time before the committee was called to order the lobbies of the hotel were filled with members, and it was apparent from the beginning that the meeting would be one of the most generally attended of recent years. It was also evident that the contest over the place of meeting would be waged very sharply, with Kansas City and Chicago as the prin- cipal applicants. The last twenty four hours had served very materially to change appearances, for whereas yesterday Kansas City seemed to be practically without a rival, it was evident at the beginning of the can vass to-day that Chicago's advocates had gained confidence, and would be prepared for a strong fight Indeed the friends of that city were boldly claiming majority of the committee, and it was stated that positive assur- ence had been received of Chicago's
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
BATTLEsHIP DAMAGED.
Prince George Comes Into Collision
 With Shannon.

Portsmouth, Eng, Dec. 6.-There was an exciting scene in this harbor last night, when the battleship Prince George broke away from her moorings and went adrift. She was finally brought under control, but she was so badly damaged in the meantime that she will have to be docked.
 The Prince George grazed several warships anchored in the harbor, and then came into collision with such force with the new cruiser shannon, which had just arrived in from her trials, that a big hole was pierced in the battleship's side. The Prince George took In water rapidly, and by the time she had been secured by tug and lowed to dock, she had heavy list to starboard. The shannon was damaged only in her upperworks.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
CHAMBERLAIN PRESIDENT
Of Senior Class High School-Elec-
 tions Yesterday.

The annual election of class officers for this year of New Haven High school was held yesterday at the close of school in the science lecture hall
 Charles Grover Chamberlin is the president of the closs of 1908 Chan1- berlin defeated Blakeslee by forty votes, the standing being Chamberlin 137, Blakeslee S7. Blakeslee was unan imously elected vice president. Miss Woodcock was unanimously elected secretary, and Stefan treasurer. Hegel and Miss Rice were elected assistant treasurers. Harry Hall was unanim- ously elected sergeant Cham berlin, Stefan, Hegel and Miss Wood- cock are from Hillhouse and Blakeslee, Harry Hall and Miss Rice from Board- man.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
Estates Without Owners.

Two estates in which the owners have not been heard of for years, were brought up in the probate court yesterday. One was that of Robert Wilson, of Woodbridge, who disap- peared about five years ago after a trip to the mountains. He left about a. 900, and now a brother, Ira Wilson, of California, to protect 1t in case of the owners return, has made application to have 1t put in his charge.
 The other was that of Jeremiah Con- don, who disappeared over seven years ago, and has not been heard of since. He left a share in another estate, amounting to several hundred dollars.
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willingness to supply all the funds necessary to conduct the convention in the best manner.
 The Kansas City delegation was by no means willing to concede this lead, and some of its members asserted that they had. assurances sufficient to justi- fy them in making the most positive claims. The fact was developed that for some months that city has repre- sentatives visiting all the committee men at their homes with the view to securing pledges from them, and it Is said that in this way many of the com- mitteemen had become so committed to the Missouri city that they could not change. It was urged, on behalf of Kansas City, that because that city Is in the midst of what is termed the Bryan country" it would be of vast advantage to the republican party to have the convention held there, in case of Bryan's nomination as the demo- cratic candidate. The fact that the lo- cation there of the convention might have a material influence upon hold ing Missouri in the Republican column, also was urged, as were many other conditions supposed to be favorable to Kansas City
 The only other city prominently spo- ken of was Denver but the contest between Chicago and Kansas City Is now so spirited that very little is said of a, third place. The friends of the Colorado city are hopeful that the fight between the Illinois and Missouri locations will grow so animated that Il may be necessary to shift from both of them, and in that event they think that Denver offers great advantages There will be one or two votes, at the beginning for Seattle and some other cities.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
HICKMAN TRIAL pEcEMBER 1s

New York. Dec. 6-John R. Hege- man, president of the Metropolitan Iafo Insurance company, pleaded not guilty to-day before Supreme Court Justice Bowling to three indictments charging him win perjury in making alleged false sworn statement to the state in surance department relative to loans and transfers of collateral by the Met ropolitan Life Insurance company. Ills trial was set down for Dec. is.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
JAPAN REJoICEs.
Thanks President for Interest Mnli-
 tested in Coming Exposition.

ToSio, Dec, 6.-Niscount KanelSo has cabled President Roosevelt as follows: The whole empire is rejoicing at your strong recommendation that America should participate in our exposition, and I thank you on behalf of and with the authority of the people of Japan"
 This dispatch is significant, as Wis., count KanelSa is member of the privy council
 Viscount Kaneko said to-day: "PresA ident Roosevelt is always the firm friend of Japan, and he brings out be- fore the world what Japan is, wherever opportunity offers"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
Alleged Fraud.

The case of Stefano Mastrojanni of this city against D. A. S. Sorgi of Stamford, is pending in the common pleas court. It is an action to recover $2OO alleged to have been obtained by fraud. It is alleged in the complaint that Sorgi took the money and promised by his influence to see that the plaintiff received a certificate as Q doctor and that SorgI dId not use hIs influence and did not do anything to get the money
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
BISHOP MICHAEL TIERNEY
SUES INSURANCE COMPANY
Estates Without Owners Judge Orders Farm Sold
 Suit Withdrawn.

Bishop Michael Tierney has brought suit against the National Accident so- ciety of New York to recover $22S.5S Under the terms of the policy held by him, and which agreed to pay $25 a week for fifty-two weeks in case Of accident.
 The bishop fell and broke his leg and says the company refused to pay what was his due.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
GO BACK TO WORK.

Hsiyoke, Mass, Dec. 5.-The Dean steam Pump company, which is con- trolled by the International Pump posted notice in its factory here to-day, stating that the financial situation, in the opinion of the man. agement, having improved greatly, 50 of the 100 hands laid off two weeks ago would be taken back next Mon day.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
Thought Goodhart Has Skipped.

When the case of Emanuel r. Good hart, the Chicagoan arrested for an at tempt to flim-ham Cashier sheldon of the First National bank out of $75 on an alleged fake directory scheme, was called in the police court, he was not to be found, and his counsel asked for a continuance until to-day before the calling of the bond.
 It Is thought that Goodhart has skip ped. Peter J. McNerney is his bonds- man to the amount of $40O.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
Judge Orders Farm sold.

Judge Gager in the superior court yesterday appointed Judge Robertson 6 committee to sell the old Morton Grinnell homestead in Milford. It is an old landmark in the town,
 Yale University holds one mortgage against it,
 Judge Robertson is to give bond of $10,0OO as custodian of the property
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
The Magic w and.

Often we could wish we had the magic wand to see in reality what memory recalls.
 LOOMS TEMPLE OF MUSIC started in 1865 in the store now occupied by Mrs. Kate Foley 819 Chanel street-then No. 299 Chapel Street. The successive firms of O. M LOOMS c. M LOOMS SONS, and the present proprietor, CHARLES H. LOOMS, have been looked up to locally, and through the State, as the leading piano dealers.
 Back in 1872, when the building, now occu- pied by Brown & Durham, at the corner of Orange and Center Streets, was built for C. M. LOOMS, the upper part was beautiful auditorium and con servatory, known as LOOMS TEMPLE OF MUSIC, where all the society dances and functions were held. The ground floor was the music store. In this music store, for nearly quarter of century, was transacted large share of all the music busi- ness done in Connecticut In this store, for teen years was sold every ticket for any entertain ment given anywhere in the city of New Haven, excepting what were sold after the doors of the theaters opened on the night of the entertain ment Two hundred and seventeen thousand (217, ,00O) tickets were handled in LOOMS ITEM PILE OF MUSIC during the amusement season of 18S9
 In 1889, on account of the large and increas- ing business in pianos it was desirable to return to
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
Next Hearing in Brown's Clairn.

The next hearing on the claims of James M. Brown, of Trumbul, Conn.,, against the Isbell estate will be Mon day, December 16, in Attorney Klei- ner's office. The claim is for $60,OOO, and is being opposed.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
Thirty Days for Begging.

Robert Cramer, who was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Jim Donnelly on the campus, was charged with begging and trespass in the City court. Judge Mathewson gave him thirty days for begging and suspended judgment on the other count.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
ury to property at l4 William street,

Jury 10 pr0peFty at IA WIIIIaW stTeVt' judgment suspended
 Joseph St Peter and Thomas tNu- gent, held on charges of idleness, cases continued to December g.
 James sMcGuinness, aged fifteen, charged with taking a coat in exchange for his own, nisi continuance in care of the probation officer.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
Sult Withdrawn.

The case of Paul c. swole against Walter K. Newport has been with drawn from the superior court, as it has been settled. It was suit for $500 to recover on building contract.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
PIANOS FOR CHRISTMAS.

Chapel Street. To-day their Chapel Street Piano Store, for size beauty variety, vastness and com peteness of stock has no equal in the New England States.
 Thousands of homes in New Haven and throughout the State bear witness to the quality of the pianos they sell. The worries from the keys of these pianos would make carpet for the green The satisfaction in price, square dealing and easy terms this firm affords has pleased every pur- chaser
 Scores of pianos will gladden., beyond any other gift scores of homes on Christmas morning. The choice if left to the buyer is often chance if left to firm of long standing-a firm of ability and responsibility choice becomes a piano that is sure to satisfy It is this fact that, during the holiday season especially, makes LOOMS TEMPLE OF MUSIC the Mecca of piano buyers
 INSTRUMENTS AND THINGS MUSICAL.
 In every realm of musical merchandise LOOMS TEMPLE OF MUSIC has no peer in the State Here is the largest variety ever offered in BANJ0S, GUITARS, vIoLINS, DRUMS, HARMON ICAs, MUSIC ROLLS, FINE MUSIC CABINETS. and everything known in SHEET MUSIC and MU SIC BOOKS, at prices the lowest in New England GOOD PIANO PLAYERS. '. now $50, were $500 GOOD SQUARE PIANOS. now $25, were $500 6UUD URGANS. ......... now $10, were $200
 MONOGRAPHS and TALKING MACHINES.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
Do People Turn Away?

You Can be Instantly Freed from the Humiliation of Knowing That Others Detect Bad Odors on Your Breath, Arising from Indigestion, Smoking, Drinking and Eating.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07

Other City Court Cases. Thimas Heaphy, charged with in-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-05

Earl Beard was on the sick list yesier-
day.
w. II. Cole was on tina sick list yesier-
day.
The Hoppe case, on trial in the district
court, was continued yesterday on account
OF the illness OF Juror NJ. X. Phillips.
Mn. Mary Logan of Blum. Texas, lef,
for Bremond yesterday after a visit to her
brother, 5. II. Wynn.
The Brazos Valley Horse * Mule Co. OF
this city has jus, received a fine 10, Of
horses and mules.
Mrs. ]. w. LomaS and little son and
Miss Gertrude MoElroy left yesterday to
visit in Franklin.
Willie Reynolds shipped fifteen head Of
horses to Houston last night to be placed
on the market.
Marriage licences Garfield We, and
Sarah Newton, Buck Mclniife and RoNie
Myefe.
Wanied-Io Dung lady office assistant.
Write Advertise. care Eagle, Bryan,
Texas 2SS
Supi. T. NJ. Law OF the Baptist sunday
school will address the lower Thompson
Greek SUNDAY school on Sunday afternoon
a, $50 O clock. All are invited 20 attend.
Commissioner J. {. Blume reported to
the Eagle Yesterday that the Thompson
Creek bridge on the Sandy Point road has
been placed In thorough repairs.
For fresh bread and cakes Of all kinds
call at the Texas Bakery Careful aiien-
ton TO special ofdefs. Phone ~. Mn.
Otto Boehmc. II
FOR SALE-Gcorge Polk farm Of 40
acres, one mile south II Bryan, Texas.
For price and terms apply to J. n Per
rim and Is. ;. Jackson. Willard, New
Mexico. Oct. Is.
Ofhcers of 81. Andrews Episcopal sun
day school request all members Of the
sunday school TO be present on sunday
morning Oct. 9th at $50 o clock. as there
will be something interesting for them.
Come one and all.
Why send your money away from nome
for sewing machines when you can buy
the best-,he Singer-direct from maker
in your own town at as low prices and
better terms. /. A. Sauerwhiie. Agent,
Bryan, Texas. DIT
Mrs, A. F. Wilson. Miss NAV Her.
bert Wilson and Master 1. ID. Wilson re-
turned yesterday after spending the sum T..
mer a, Hermitage. Tenn. Miss Alice
Wilson remained to attend school at Knox
willie, Tenn.
Everything the best. is the motto q,
:. w. Buchanan NEAR market. New
fixtures throughout and only the hes,
meats sold. Call and see our roomy, airy
and well equipped quarters on Bryan stree,
in front of Buchanan Moore Co. Phone
163. iii
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-05

Onyx hosiery for ladies. Webb Bros.S7
Cavii,s Acid Tonic cures Dengue. PSI
Miss Birdie Dowles OF Galveston is the
\ CUES, Of Prot and Mrs. A. w. kinnafd.
r. I. Graham and Miss Fenie Graham
were visitors from Rock Prairie Yesterday
Miss Katie Dean of VAUDEVILLE, La, is
the guest of ] X. Edmonds and family.
Dr.. Geo. b. Butler lett Yesterday for
Bsllinger 20 conduct, revival meeting.
Mrs. 2. $. Tilson OF Houston is the
guest Of her mother, MrS NJ. Parker.
&. W. Dunlap and {. y. MoGregor
were visitors from Millican yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. NJ. Kersey OF Milan
county arrived yesterday ON visit.
Mr.. add Mrs. Geotgc Dunn were yisi-
tors from Mheclock yesterday.
Miss Contois has recovered iIom an IT.
ness of several deys duration.
IF. Mulhall made business trip north
on the Central yesterday.
Miss Pearl Candy of Rock Prairie was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs G.. W. showers has returned from
visi, in Nayasota.
p. l.. Barron OF Rock Prairie was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. $. {. lawless of kuren was IN the
city YESTERDAY.
L. {. M-1e OF WeIlbon was in the
city yesterday.
c. A. Robinson of wellborn was in the
city YESTERDAY.
H.H. Rutherford OF Austin, was in thu
city yesterday.
las. Giraud OF Houston was in the city
yesterday.
Will Bethel LET, yesterday morning fo
Noakum.
B.M. Curd of Milliean was in the CIT,
yesterday.
Try a bottle OF Cayiu's Acid Tonic
50 cents. ="
Rosser Conlee returned to Houston YES
terdsy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-05
XAVIER FOUND GUILTY.
Accused of Publishing an Article Re
flectinu on Jerome.

White Plains. y. Y. Oct. t-Franl
r. Xavier, editor Of the YOnkers Her
aid, was found guilty by a Jury NJ
criminal libel against District Attorro'
Jerome. Counsel for Mr.. Xavier ask
cd the court 70 set aside the verdict
as being against the evidence. and
Judge Bla;t said he would hear arEu
nent on that point next week. Mr.
Xavier was accused Of publishing IL
his paper the allegation that Mr. Je
rome had an agreement with insuranc,
Interests by which they were 10 sun
port him for governor n certain in
surance men we're not indicted.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-05
Steen Sulcided.

New Orleans. Oct 4.-The BODY ~
Clark Steen. secretary OF the New
Orleans port commission. who disan
peared several DAYS ago. and who's
clothes were found in an empty ski''
in Lake Pontchartrain. was found
floating In the lake. Steen was for
merly exalted ruler OF the local lodSs
OF Elks. end members Of that ordel
have taken charge OF the body A
message found In the skiff indicated
that Stesn suicided.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-05

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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-05

The cotton marke, advanced a quarter 81
cent yesterday, the bes, price paid q;
which the Eagle heard being J.! 10.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-05
TO the PUBLIC

| desire to inform my patrons and the
public that now have a hrst-class -four
chair barber shop, with ho, and cold baths,
in the Dunn & DAILY block. We will be
pleased to have you call. 2. l.. Winter
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FOR SALE.

Registered Poland China boar and SOW,
bred. Price $500. Address Knox Viii
liams, Millican, Texas. dl, w.t.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-05
COTTON RFc

Following are the cotton receipts for the
season to date at the local warehouse
Lawrence Warehouse. ............ IOiS
Brick Warehouse. ............. O.. 26S2
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-05
PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULES.

/. q G. N. SCHEDULE
No 100 North bound ........l0;S0s q, m
No. l0l South bound .........I;55 .. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-28

used by the japanese as early IS their with
China y Wow can. with such cameras, 10 madr
Of a fort. a city or a whole battlefield from
height Of two or three miles if the air is clear.
II has been discovered too, that such cameras
reveal many objects on the surface If the earth
which escape the naked eye
Enthusiasm over hallooninE has inCreas:t! in the
army since Lieutenant Frank L. Lahm, Of the
s,h Cavalry won tn. balloon contest IN France
Ils, September. defeating thu fifteen other
q. ronauts entered. His Hrd OF 41o miles
hetvcea Paris AID Flying palos. in Yorkshire.
England, was largely dGr t. his foresight in con-
eierinc all Of the ,n,teoro"gicaI conditions 60 h.
encountered Major He~Sey. of tIe United States
weather bureau Whu acco;nI aui-d him. exam
iard the latest vrathcr reports before starting
and saw that Ia, heavier and faster outer cur
rents would be down. He also figured tina; the
Wiud revolving about Il known centre from Ief,
{, right. v.ou.G inevitably change their direction
and carry tn balloon northvard toward Eng
lar d. CuuscrIU .utIy while Lieutenant Iahu-r
rivals Vcre vain!y testing Tie upper air strait
tn America remained close 70 the earth. and
although. il was the twelfth balloon 10 start it
was the fist to reach the English coast. This
incident SUGGESTS Tho great utility b,,iloouis;~
If tho data which The weather bureau has lately
gathered by exploring ;hc upper air wI,h kites
AID sounding balloons.
JOHN ELFI;ETH WATKINS.