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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-23
in PRAISE or THE ONION.
Thrives Everywhere and In Favef
jss SNAy;SJ, sIir,axasst .,s,,a ii o,s.se :f

=Thriyes Everywhere and In Favsf
With Highest and loves.
The onion need have no fears. IT,
position is secure. Born OF the lily
family, probably in Asia in the far-oE
centuries, 1t grows all over the world.
It was well known to the ancient
Greeks and Romans. It is mentioned
IN ancient Egyptian writings and In
Pentateu,n 81.
When the Israelitcs In the wilder
uess grew weary Of mama they sigh
cd for the good things they had left be-
hind and they distressed Moses when
they lifted their voices in weeping
and cried I'VE remember the fish.
which we did eat in Egypt freely: the
|cucumbers and the melons and the
ieeks and the onions and the garlic,
out now car soul is dried away: there
sis,snothislg at all besides this mamma
before our eyes. Z Il
It was not SO much the heshpots Of
Egypt that they signed for as fer the
succulent leek, the pungent onion, the
odorous garlic The onion is the
Welsh national emblem In Spain and
italy garlic, which is merely Al con-
densed onion, enters into nearly an
dishes OF both the rich and poor. The
onion thrives In SIBERIA and in Hon
duras.
II hoalrishes oD the Nile and on the
Mississippi It II IS the favprite with
the Ptoiemies Of s,lcient Egynt and u
finds favor with lie highest and the
lowest in Macon and Charlotte The
Lady Of Shalott died 81 broken heart
because she had to give up either on,
Ions or her lover.
Her lover was ons of those finnicky
fellows who objected to the odor o.
tonions aud she would not give vi, the
lshalott The onion is all right. 4
never seeks To conceal itself. ~ i
1 about the only thing in hash in which
! nne can have confidence Nashville
4 American. 3
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-23
GREAT COUNTRY
/ O. ". DUN1AM SPEAKS HIGHLY
or THE WESTERN PART OF
BILLINGS COUNTY,

81 o. N. Durham Of the Dacotah Lum-
5bers Co. Is q great boomer for the
country on the extreme western state
Line about Sentinel Butte and Beach.
His firm having lumber yards at both
point, Mr.. Durham has visited that
section. a great many times in the
past three years, not only the towns
but has made a number on trips into
the country and hence his enthusi-
as1n. 4533s a
8 He says the development of that
section dbl the past two years has been
little short Of marvellous; that where
the cattle lately roamed undistrrbed
farm houses now dot the prairie In
all directions and this fall the binder
was singing its merry song all over
the land. Mr.. Durham also states
the class Of farm houses put up BY
the settlers is of a superior order, and
all goes to show that the soil must
be OF excellent quality to raise the
splendid crops harvested this fall.
The farmers Of that section do not
depend entirely upon grain, but each
of them has a fine band Of sheep, q
herd of cattle or q bunch Of horses
i or, maybe all three. but the predomi
nant issue with the settlers is farm
I ing. 3.:z
OF the people he has the highest
praise and says A better lot neye,
!. built up a new country. The towns
are we'll supplied with business houses
in all lines, ideeaVake newspapers
banks, schools and churches and Thu
old name, the COW country, s. is NJ
longer appropriate for that section.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-23
PuxzIins Scottish Terms

There are many puzzling differences
between Scottish and English law
terms. For instance, bankruptcy Is in
Scotland an aact OF sequestration.' . q
solicitor is either q writer or q flaw
agent the argument in a case Is the
debate . the assize Is the jury, q
wrongdoer Is q .delinan Z an idiot
LIN Scottish is "a fatuous per
sson, and burglary ID with true Scot.
tish cautionl sebreaking with an
aggravation.n Finally, an author "a.
fiji Scotland. not q person who writes,
but the yender or seller Of real proper:
III, from whom the title to It Is de
rived.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-23
Her Discovery.

Professor Some OF the grandest in
yentions OF the age have been the re-
suit Of accidental discoveries. ii
Young LADY, can readily believe III
why, made an important discovery
myself, and 1t was the purest accident
too.
II should much like to hear IL
.'Why, / found that by keeping bot
tie Of inn handy fountain pen can
be used just the same as any other
pen, without any Of the bother and
mess Of fllling 1t. 3
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-23
Number YOUR HOUSES

n ,Bhe United States Post Office dess
Spartment requires, Ii cities where free
delivery is Established, that all houses
be numbered, signs with names Of
streets maintained and sidewalks con-
structed Neglect TO comply with
these requirements may lead to the
continuing or curtailment of the
free delivery service and notice is
hereby given that all honseholders Of
the city Of Bismarck will be required
I to comply with the provisions OF the
ordinance providing for the number
ing of houses.
F. & sNdYTH,
Mayor.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-23
DR. ICES
efs'n Baking Powder
The finest in the svorI1
- 8as
When Ordering ask for DR.. Prices by name. else
the grocer may forget ths kind you arc aecustomed a
When Ordering asa1 Tor DR.. Prices by name
i3395fH5 & - .
1 BARGAIN PROVED COSTLY.
Ills Imported Bull Terrier chey.ed UF
Il Rare First EDITION.

.Als imported Bull Terrier cheyed Up
q Rase First EdItiens
A certain young man Of literary
tastes has two somewhat incongruous.
vet almost equally expensive fads-a
Eondness for dogs Of illustrious pedi-
Egree and i love for first editions of
celebrated books. One day he invited
q friend to his house to see two OF his
latest acquisitions. One of them was
an imported bull terrier, and the other
was, a rare copy Of a work by cele-
brated Boston author. He exhibited
the dog FIRST. 4. 55s d.
isn't he bsauty!" he exclaimed.
He's the finest specimen OF that
breed that was ever brought to this
town, and I got him for about half
what he is worth. Yes, he's perfectly
brmless, and as gentle as he can be.
Now I'll show you something In the
book line that You don't see every
day. Cost me good round sum OF
money, toe. q 3$:
| The went into the library, and the
larst Il. if.,ss; that csnaht his eye was
the nlaIgled wreck Of his cherished
Volume lying on the table. He slrn.
Imoned his cclored servant.
Am. I. he said, wrathfully, what
i as, i es2ad to this book? / wouldn't
ave had itruired for q hundred dol
jiarst rs s5
Hit WIZ de daWg, sub, 4 answered
tam. s. on left i'm IN hyuh when
20 Vent q way, sorry. sub
NE oiaoWin s II adye rtisenent ap
sfsres. nlengs the small ads In !
80. 800 u he next day
f.. 49, $s To exchange; a full
X ts ;s Imported bull terrier dog. q
s:s152 y ss,;;etsl for a copy pf the frs
ion 81 fflle Autocrat of the Break
i & s. lie 6. !, B, s5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-23
natural born fool.

natural born fool. y 4.
In addition to honesty and courage,
a man needs the saving grace, com ON.
mon sense. A man who opposes these
three qualities can be trusted in al
most any position. Z
The president called for Col.
Holmes, an ex-confed erate soldier Of
his acauaint and greeted him cor.
daily. 45.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-23
A Timely Warninu.

Mr.. H. was recently presented with
1 handsome revolver, whose qualities
lie was testing BY firing blank car
ridges into the mir, when his daughter
Natalie. aged six, appeared upon the
scene on, papa she exclaimed In
great distress, ssdon't shoot at the sky:
ycn might Kill ain angel! Z. Circle,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-23
lie Means Well, Hus-

sESrains In woman should count for
more than beauty,
s'0h, but, Miss Eweetly, your beauty
Is too strong an argument on the other
side Of the question z Hrewnings
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-23

Move and then several insertions %
a Tribune ad may be necessary
Haven't you otter called at mans
office without finding hin, inf
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-23

Do you know what kind OF baking
powder is used in the cake you buy?
If not, better make your cake and
be sure it is Hunts Perfect Baking
Powder.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-19
TAFT GUARDED.
Report of Attempt on His Life
With Bomb Discredited.

Manila. Oct, is.-A report reached
tho local police from a priest that az
attempt was made TO throw a bomb g.
Secretary Taft while he was atterd'nt
the reception In his honor given at the
Jesuit college. Careful Investigation
OF the Fumor failed to disclose any
foundation for the statement made
Every prScaution has been taken by
the authorities to prevent any such out
rage The secretary Is being closely
guarded Icy insular rs well as by
United States secret service men
Besides. II is believed there are M
anarchists or men OF that class In the
islands
Secretary Taft was present Friday
morning n; an entertainment given In
his honor at Fort William Mckinley
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-19
PRIVATE BANK FAILS.
Che of the Oldest In the State
Goes Under.

Houston. Oct 1s-T w. House
.,Hker, fI'cd deed q Assignment un
d. the state Law Thursday morning
and w. T. Chew. w D. Cleveland and
J. $. Rice were named as assignees.
They qualified by giving bond in the
sum Of 100000. with James A. Baker.
Jr.. Frank Andrews and Edwin s.
Parker ~ fureties.
The bond was approved By Judge
K'ttrell of TIE Sixty-first district court
Tho news OF the falling OF Housion's
oldest and supposedly one OF the
strongest financial institutions spread
over the city like wildfire. In abilit
to realize on securities not readily
convertible IN cash Is given as the only
cause for the assignment.
An Involuntary petition In bankrupt
cy was filed In the Federal court
against T. W House. banker. by three
Of his creditors. An answer was filed
Immediately, admitting tie act OF bank
ruptcy. The matter was placed In the
hands OF II L. Borden. referee In bank.
ruptcy. who Is expected TO appoint
receiver az ouce
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-19
SHERMAN OIL MILL.
Boston Capitalists May Assume
Charge of Enterprise.

sherman, Tex. Oct lS.-Boston cap
italists. who have been figuring with
the stockholders OF the old sherman oil
mill for some time. have quite recently
made definite proposition In the mat
ter OF converting that institution into
a first class cotton mill on certain con
ditions. II Is proposed TO organize a
company with n paid up capital stock
OF $500, 900. but those interested do not
like the idea OF paying Getty tax OF
$3.50 on the sio0. and therefore sug'
gsst that the parties who live here are
financially interested take the matter
up and 1, possible find some way OF
handling this end OF the proposition,
In which event the Boston say they
will como TO this city Immediately and
take up the work OF pushing the or
ganizstlon through 10 completion.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-19
FORESTS FOLLOWERS.
Famous Confederate Cavalry
Meet at Memphis.

Memphis. Oct. 1s.-Several hundred
erizzled veterans OF the civil war. sur.
vlvors Of the cavalry command o.:
General Nathan Berford Forrest met
here Thursday In fifth annual reunion
This Is tho second time the reunion
has been held In Memphis. and elabo.
rate preparations had been made TO
properly care for the old soldiers.
The day was ideal. and large
crowds thronged the streets Ia witness
the parade. About 400 Forrest yeter.
ans were mounted and led the line of
parade. which included members OF
The southern OF the Southern Mothers
organization. Ladies' Confederate Me
mortal association. local members OF
the United Daughters OF the Conf-der'
acy. Junior Confederate Memorial as
ISOLATION and others.
The first division was composed OF
Tennessee troops under command of
Major General Baxter Smith
AZ the head OF the second division.
Mississippi and Alabama troops, was
Major General 4. w. Rucker, and the
third division, composed Of veterans
from Texas. Missouri and Arkansas
was commanded by Major General v
y. Cook
The parade ended al Forrest park
whore en- imposing statue OF the caval
~ leader stands. The ceremony AZ this
moment we're simple. bat affecting
and beautiful An Invocation was read
n eulogv of General Forrest was pro-
nounced by Rev. g. y. Baskerville.
The veterans were then escorted TO
East End Park. where huge barbecue
was spread.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-19
THEFTs ENORMOUS.
Amount 20 over One Million Five.
Hundred Thousand Dollars.

Amount 20 over One Million Five
Hundred Thousand Dollars.
Paris. oct. lS.-MarN Bros, dealers
in antiquities. who sold the statute
OF st. Catherine TO the Metropolitan
Museum Of Art at New York last May
while they are unable to account for
the exac, origin OF the statue. are
Mute certain that Il was not the pro-
duct Of recent church robberies In
France. NJ. Marx does not believe
much NJ the Thomas plumber has
reached America. The product oil
Thomas known thefts according 10
the public prosecutor Of Limoges, IS
already estimated at .i.6O000O
{ Al Cl.imon.Ferrand police discov'
pred In a cellar leased by Thomas a
bust ~ 81. Baudine. stolen from the
,Churcn Of ST Nectaire, and valued at
s2OO.a0o
SOM rCactlonary newspapers OF
Paris arc lrtimating government Off
,cials are closing their eyes to sack
ing Of churches.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-19
GOTH MoToRMEN KILLED.
Two Others Dead and Great Number
Of Persons Injured.

Chattanooga. Oct. lS-Four persons
were killed, ten are in n hospital and
more than score more or less injured
In the hea1on collision OF two sherman
Heights streetcars On Harrison avenue
near the city limits The confusion
OF signals is said 10 have been the
cause. Both cars We're running al a
rapid rare into a dip In the track when
the crash came. The coming car was
heavily loaded with persons ON their
way to work In the city and most Of
those killed and injured were on this
car. Both motofmen were killed I'm.
stantly The dead are: Motorman Ed
Parker. Mctorman VIII Pennington.
VIII r. Smith. a butcher and negro
named Cleveland.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-19

In the afternoon he received the troops
composing the garrison Of Manila
alter he was entertained at dinner BY
Brigadier General Pershing, command
or OF Fort william Mckinley, and IN
the evening was present at a reception
given by the American club
Ear.y Friday morning. previous "a
taking part In the round OF entertain
mcuts, 'hH secretary conferred with
Governor General Smith. members OF
the Philipu.ne commission and promi
nent iusular officials OF lower rank.
The Philippine assembly Friday
morning completed organization Of
various committees.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-19
KNOCKED sENsELEss.
Score Of Small Boys More or Tess
l serinuslY Iniursd.

Score Of Small Boys More or less
u Seriously Injured
\ New York. oct 1S-A score OF small
boys re- knocked senseless aud more
or 'e oriously hurt hy the explosion
o. tv ty.flve illuminate o. mercury
dGor ng caps during a street bon
fir at RItcklyn Five OF the lads had
90 De- sent 70 a hospital
II The caus were attached to coils OF
electric wire and were such as are
used Ia tunnel work. the charges be
Ing fired by electricity Simon Beck
n Junk dealer. had bought the wire In
structed his man. Matthey Scott. "a
build fire In a boiler and TO burn of
the solution of the wire so that he
could use the wire lie did 40 and the
boys were dancing around the fire
when the caps exploded, hurting then
On all directions Beck and Scott were
arrestsi
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-19
momEHroUs MEASURE.
Provides For Modification OF Monthly
Crop Reports.

Oklahoma City. Oct lS-John VI
siahl of Chicago. president Of the
Farmers National congress- announc
cd that h. would not be candidate
for reelection.
Much comment Is being caused by
measure which will De introduced
during the early session OF the con
gress II provides for a modification
of the monthly crop report. the farm
.ers not TO furnish state bureaus with
advance information concerning crops,
and asks D revision OF the long and
short clause in the Interstate com
marre law
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-19
KRLING'S PLAN.
How the Author Would Solve
Asiatic Question.

Toronto. Oct 1s.-"Pump In the i'm.
migrants from the old country: pump
them In" That IL the solution Rud.
yard KipllnE suggests for the Asiatic
problem on the Pacific coast.
Mr. KiplinE. accompanied by his
wife. is In the city after a tour Of the
Canadian northwest
immigration Is what Canada wants
In the west" said Mr.. Kpling. You
must have laborers there. You want
immigration. and the way 10 keep the
yellow men out is to get the white men
In. Engllnd has 100000 OF people
10 spare"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-19
Decided Breaks.

New York. oct. Wheat broke
nearly . cents per bushel and corn
. SO cents on the New York Produce
Exchange Thursday Under the de
moralized condition growing out % o
smash To- Liverpool lessencd export
interest and dlsluicting Wall street
conditions December wheat touched
Sl.13 IS. ar cents down from the re-
cent hlgh Point.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-19
Unusual Tactics.

Kansas City, Oct lS.-Unusual tao
tics. II is stated. are to be employed In
the attempt TO close the local theatcrs
Sundays By the arrest'Sunday morning
next OF every actor and actress then
in the city who may have played here
Sunday last in alleged violation of the
law against working on that day. This
would involve several hundred per
sons now on the boards ~ the sixteen
theaters. large and small, In Kansas
City.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-19
TRIcKERY CHARGED.
New Orleans Steamship Agents Refuse
TO Accept Compromise.

New Orleans Steamship Agents Refuse
to Accept Compromise.
( New orleans, oct ls-Chargine
frlckery as the cause. New orleans
steamship agents refused 20 accept a
compromise offered 10y the men to
set,le the strike OF 10000 leyee work
srs. The agents were informed that
.through efforts Of Mayor Behimsn &c
relieve paralyred business conditions
the cotton screwmen had Thursday
offered 10 return TO work loading iSC
Sales per day pending an inyestisa.
ton OF port conditions BY an arbitra
lion committee They met 10 consider
this provision. and alleEe that a substi
'tute proposition was made to them In
writing. The substitute made no men.
flon OF arbitration. but offered to Get
lie the strike Immediately upon q flat
dso-bale basis. II was rejected.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-19
PASSENGER HITS FREIGHT.
Switch LETT Open and Serious Smash
up Was the Result.

Washington. oct lS-Thrce persons
were Killed and thirtysevcn injured,
one probably fatally. rs the result Of a
collision at Rudd. y c.. between a
Southern railway passenger train and
frelcht trpin. latter standing on a sid.
ing there. Southern railway officials
report forward brakeman on freight
train. who they believe caused the &c.
cldent by leaving the switch open, has
disappeared The killed are J. a.
Broadly. OF Spencer. ~ C.. fireman on
freight train; Mrs. j. p. Thomas OF
Danvile. Va. wife Of freight conduc'
tor: u. Allen Bryant of Richmond, Va,
representative Of paper box company
Most OF the injuries sustained by pas
sengers were slight Mrs. W. c. Davis
OF Winston Salem. y. C., had both
limbs broken.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-19
STOLEN FROM STOCKING.
On. Hundred and Forty.Tw0 Dollars
Taken From Hose.

Dallas. Oct. 1S.--The police depart
mont has leen notified by Miss Cora
Atkinson Of li2 Lake avenue that she
had been robbed OF Slt2 In money
She said that before retiring she hal
placed the money IN her stocking and
had stuffed this into a shoe. In the
morning The empty stocking wrong
side out. lay beside the shoe q On the
floor
Hosiery oi others In the building ap'
peared 20 Lave been turned inside out
but no other losses were reported.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-19
THuRsroN PRESIDENT.
Society OF the Army Of the cumber
land Elects Officers.

Chattanooga. Oct. 1s-At the final
business session of the Society OF the
Army OF the Cumberland officers were
elected Tor the ensuing year as fol.
lows:
General Gates T. Thurston. Nash
vile. president.
Orlando A. Somers, Kokomo. Ind.
corresponding secretary.
General A. T.. Carman. Washington
treasurer.
Judge O. n. Liddcll Of Denver was
selected TO deliver the Grafton next
year. The reunion closed with the an
nual banquet
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-19
AYERS AsToUNps.
Mosquito Bites Cause Thousands OF
Ds,ths Annually. Says He.

New York. Oct. lS.-"There are $50.
600 deaths annually as the result Of
mosquito bites" said Or, Edward A.
Ayers. a member Of the faculteof the
New York Polytechnic college, at a
meeting in the New York Academy OF
Medicine.
Or. Ayers furnished astonishing fig.
ures In his lecture on the mosquito
as a sanitary problem" He said five
diseases we're directly traceable To
the bite OF the insect They are ma.
laria. yellow fever, beri bert. dengue
and fila r.asis The government h
eliminating the mosquito danger by
draining swamp lands. he said,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-19
SERIOUS BREAK.
Buildings In Area Of Fifteen Acres
Have Been Affected.

Sydney. y. : W. Oct lS.-Dis
patches f,om Newcastle state a seri
Gus break has occurred In an old mine
workings Under the residential quarter
OF that city Buildings In an area OF
fifteen aces were affected The dam
age so far Is estimated at sSOo'oOo
There have been no casualties.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-19
sHRINERs' TEMPLE.
One to Be Erected at Dallss VIII BE
Largest In Southwest.

Dallas. Oct lS-Hella Temple Of the
the Ancient Arabic order Of the Mystic
shrine viii erect temple TO cost
not less than $4,000. II viii be in the
business section. and will have an
auditorium with a seating capacity OF
5000. n 10 10 be modern In every de
tail The auditorium will be built TO
entertain conventions.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-19
Tenant Acquitted.

81 Louis. oct lS.-John II. Ten
uant. VINO was president OF the defunci
Tenant shoe company, was adiudged
not guilty Of obtaining $4,000 from
the Franklin bank of this city by false
pretenses while he was head OF the
shoe company.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-19
FIGHT IN MINE.
Heart Of One Of the Participants Sew
cred with q KNIFE.

RooldAle. Tex. oct. ls.-ln q hand
to.haAd conflict Ia the mine az Gig
Lump. sour miles east Of this city.
Celeste lau.,nts WAS instantly killed
by knife thrust. the blade completely
severing he heart Ben Torres Is now
under arrss, charged with the deed
Both were MeXicaus and employed as
coal digrors by the Bic Lump Coal
company. and were 90 work 90 the time
the killing took place
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-19
BEAR KILLED.
Negro Member Of Presidents Party
shoots 20 Death Bruin.

STEAMBOAT Ia. oct lS-One OF The
negro M mber- OF the presidents hunt.
INK party Killed bear IN the cane
brakes near Bear lake The animal
attacked some of the young dogs trail.
ing e.. and d. was necessary 20 shoot
70 10 save the dogs The dogs struck
two other bear trails during the day
but being Young. did not keep 10 them.
The Osborne dogs arrived NJ the camp
"Wednesday night and started out with
the president Thursday morning.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-19
NEoREss SLAIN.
Husband Arrested Just In Time to BE
Saved From a Mob.

Caldwell Tex, Oct lS.-John
Greene a negro. was arrested on the
charge II killing his wife al Somer
willie The woman was shot five times.
Greene was arrested In time 10 save
an infurlatod mob Of his own race
wreaklng vengeance.