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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-03
SERIOUS SITUATION.
Leve. Strike at New Orleans Assures
Grave Status.

New Orleans. Oct 2.-The lcvee
strike became serious Tuesday night
when hoo freight handlers Of the I'LL
nois Central railroad announced they
would handle no freight for the steam
ship lines now using crews OF vessels
10 load cotton. The railroad announc-
ed that fifty guards would arrive here
"Wednesday, and that more are en-
route The local steamship agents an
nounced that within twenty-four hours
they would begin loading cotton into
dozen vessels with non-union labor.
thus defying the 5000 cotton handlers.
now idle. In sympathy with the lockei
out screwmen. over 5000 men are IN.
volved Only three steamers were In
port waiting to be- loaded with cotton.
and the steamship crew did the load.
ing.
At the Southern Pacific railroad
docks 40o freight handlers went on
strike They demanded wage In.
crease OF 3 cents per hour. 30 cents be
Ing the rate
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-03
MISSOURI METROPOLIS
Enter ms Chief Magistrate and
~ on Wednesday.

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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-03
CALF CAUSES CORPSE.
Trcspassirg of Little Animal Is
Followed by Tragedy.
PROMINENT MAN KILLED.
Travelling Freight Agent Of Chicago
and Alton Railroad FAtolly Shot by
Boy. the Lattice Thinking Former
Was Attacking His Neither.

hittle Rock oct. 2.-F. J. Goslgcr.
twenty-five years old. travelling freight
agent OF the Chicago and Alton ran.
ROAD. WIS shot Tuesday night By Na.
than!el Mulholland. nineteen years Old.
Gosiger lived next door to the Mulhol.
lands. and a calf belonging 10 the lat.
ter trespassed on Gosiger's garden.
Following a quarrel ia the afternoon
between young Mulholland and Mis.
Gosigor Mr Goslger visited the MuL
holland home and demanded 90 see
the boy Eis mother shut the door on
him but be forced it open Young
Mulho'iund arrived ON the scene and.
thinking bis mother was being attack
"a. fired Coslger died an hour later.
Mulhoilud Is under arrest
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-03
MODIFIED QUARANTINE.
Probability Of There Being ors "ain
talned Perpetually

New Orleans. oct THE prohahil.
i'y OF a new and modified quarantine
arainst tropi1 icing main.
ta'ued porpcira se Instead %, q
olarautin, In the summer months only.
as heretofore. Is announced by Sur
rcou J " White OF the marine hos.
I plial service Throughout last sum
mcr the first Ia which Federal quar-.
aniine succeeded state control az Nils.
sIssippl river quarantine stations, Or.
White was perfecting the system ot
which all passengers from tropical
ports were held for stated number of
days after they landed The system
was to hold all incoming passenger
rigidly az quarantine whether well or
sick. Under the new arrangement a'i
well persons come In Immediately ano
70 with freedom wherever they wish
until suspicious symptoms develop
Up tn now over i6no persons have
on admitted here from tropical pcrt'
'er the surveillance system Tho
IL quarantine has proved NOT only
Nv entity .ater. bur less nuerou'
npN he Other svs'cn
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-03
HAS NOTHING TO RETRACT
Chief Magistrate Stands by His
Previous Assertion.


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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-03
.ull Fractured by Cue.

Nci. c.-Gustaye PeSsels wa
Waco = Ne head with billiard cue
stNck ont =. as he Is past seventy
ana ma' a nd his skull l. fractured
yes.rs oi az been made.
An arrest hsA
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-03
Pl,.surs Defeats Cleveland.

Philadelphia. Oct. 9.-PhiladeNhis
kept up the fight for the American
league pcnnant by shutting out Cleyc
land Tuesday The victory Of Detroit
over Washington makes the standing
OF the leaders the same as before tn
games. Dygert. who retired early IN
the agme Monday. was In the box
for the locals, and Cleveland was un'
able 70 touch him lie held the VS.
itors 20 three singles aud a double
Berger. who started 10 pitch for Cleve
land was hit so hard in the first and
second innings that he was succeeded
by Rhoades. who held the locals 20
three hits and one run In the remsir'
ing sin innings
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-03
GASOLINE ExPloDEs.
Two Hundred Gallons Isni,ed and the
Pumper Meets His Death.

Dover. Okla. Oct. 1.-Two hundred
gallons Of gasoline exploded with ter
rifle cofrce al the Rock Island railway
pumping house here. fatally injuring
J. &. Barrett. the pumper, and destroy
Ing completely the pumping house and
all machinery. Persons who witnessed
the accident state that immense vol
smes OF smoke rose high In the air
and then suddenly burst into flames.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-03
GENERALLY GRANTED.
eookbinders Successful In Demand For
Shorter Work DAY.

New York. Oct. s.-The demand for
an eight-hour day by the members OF
the International Brotherhood OF Book
binders has been generally acceded by
employers throughout the city and the
strike order issued TO the bookbinders
affected only four shops. which declin.
ID 10 meet the demand. President
Glocking Of the International Brother.
hood said that employers In thirty-'wn
cities had granted the demand. but
that strikes had been called In several
towns To enforce H.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-03
Dr.. f. n. Harrison
ofIiee a, Ernmel s. Maloneys Drug Store
BRYAN. TENAS

Calls promptly answered day OF nigh,
ofioe hours sto l, a. m. and ? to ip.m
Ofiee phone % iss Re. ph NE Sl'
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-20
STILL ANOTHER MINE HORROR
tynIted press reIegraph.cable servIoe.l

Pttsburg Dec 9O,--An explosion occurred yesterday about noon in the Darr coal mine COnnelIsve with frghtful results Four hundred miners entombed and it does not appear how any could have escaped death The of the catastrophe unless it be the od old cause of
 redamp not as yet determined Relief trains were at once dispatched from this city and every of relief brought into play but all have been of little avail far in eecg rescue or recovering the bodies The effect of the explosion to wreck the shaft and seal up approaches to the working sections of the mine The about the mine are most distressing Men working day and night
 taking out the debris and trying to get to the behind it.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-20
SANTA CLAUS CORIAG

Santa Claus Is coming to Poor Little Hermau's place at the Seattle Saloon on Christmas eve. Don't forget it. PTS The best dining room, the best hotel &C., cnmmodstions, the most comfort at the Fifth Avenue
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-20
Is
 BEING CHILLED
(Ry United Press.)

Boise, Dec. 2O.-Harry Orchard on the stand has re,old the story of hIs confession; admitted having cheated men who aided him; deserted his wife and burned house to gsin the insur. ance.
 Attorney DarroW went into the facts of his first confession having been ob- tained from him through promises of his being allowed his freedom, in case Haywood and the other defendants were convicted, and sought to show tbst Orchard still had hopes of being allowed his freedom after the present prosecution againt the Western Fed eration of Miners was ended. The witness denied that he had ever been promised any reward for his evidence, q stated that he was satisfied that be c mmitted crime which merited death as penalty and that be had re> signed himself to his Maker and was willing to be taken to the gallows as soon as his evidence had been given and he had been allowed to prepare himself to die.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-20
YOUNGEST
 CASHIER"

Des Moines, Ia., Dec.2O Behind the temporary honor handed Ralph s. Flanagan when he was made cashier of the First National bank of Pleasant vile, at the age of l9, three years age, was his death warrant. He was widely advertised then as "the youngest bank cashier in the United States"
 The present financial strlngency added to his cares He worried much over troubles that really were incouse- quential. Finally he ended it all with a bullet through his brain
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-20
Silk Mufiiers at Clayson's.

Fur caps at Claysop s.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-20
.DAN PULLEN, 5kAGNAY LAD,
 ON ALL-AMERICAN TEAM

Robert Ldgren, one Of the recog- nIs'd football players Of The east, has picked au sll-American football team, aod has placed Dan Pulleu, of West Po.n,, son Of Mrs, Pulleu of SkaeEsy, aGd former University of Washington tackle, and a brother Of the Pullen now on tho Seattle high school team, ss one Of the all-Americsns.
 The team, which Is the drst sl.Amor- icsu eleven to be picked this year, in- cludes two men from Cornell, three from Princeton, two from Harvard, two
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-20

The body Of the late James Meehan vas laid to rest this morning to the sol emo music and the kind words of the beautiful fuue al ritual of the order of the ' ks
 s me seventy members of the broth srh ood were present. The lodge room vas crowded to the limit of it's caPac- Ity. Dr F. c. Norman pronounced the suloyy. Monty Snow sang two num- bers, oi which one, The Vacant Chair" Is part Of the ritual.
 The pallbearerS were: JOhu McCau
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-20
HIS LAST LITTLE JOURNEY

lev, c. E. Watson, Perry Hearn, Henry A, Rhode, Wn Seymour and John Grashell.
 By these the body was borne to the burying ground and there the fiual word was said.
 It is related that when James Meehan was asked, few days ago, to subscribe to the fund for the improvement of the road 10 the cemetery he placed his name 10 che list, pleasantly remarking; Certainly; I may De travelling that road myself pretty soon
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-20
SAYS
 T ISN'T 50.
(sy United Prsss.l

Washington, Dec. 2O.-Secretary of the Treasury Cortelyou makes denial in an open letter that he is seeking to se- cure the nomination for the presidency. There has been some talk in the press to the effect that his present indIsposi> ion will lead to his retirement, Volun- tarily, that he may formally enter the lists without compromising the admin
 StralioD, which is back of Taft.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-20
MIR. TAFT GOT
 HOME TODAY
(By United Press.)

New York, Dec. 2O-After an ab- sence .oi one hundred and fifty days, Secretary Taft arrived here thIs after noon. He started at once for Wash igntou to see the president. To inter- viewers he would say nothing further chan that he had very enjoyable trip around the globe.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-20
RUFF UP F1R
 CONSPIRACY
(sy United Prsus.)

San Francisco, 2O-Abe Ruef. six months after the fling of the indict- meat against him, was today brought into court to answer the charge of con- spiracy, with which he is joined with ex-Chlef of Police DInan, in offering protection to law breakers and accept ing graft in consideration. He entered a plea of not guilty.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-20
(sy United Pres8.)

Gold6eld, Dec, 2O-General Fu~s on has left for San Francisco. He says the troops will have to remain indef- initely.
 Judge Hilton, counsel for the miners,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-20
THE BEGINNING 0F TROUBLE

for the first time that there has been opposition raised against him and that hIs appointments likely pot to be con 6rmed by the senate, He manifested considerable surprise and chaGrin.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-20

has wired President Roosevelt, declar- iug that the commission sent out from the Department of Commerce and Labor. at the presidents instigatlon, is not hearing their side of the case; that the miners are not receiving a square deal.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-20
G8LLS 0FF
 TROOPS FROM G0-DF.E-D
United Pross TeIegraph.cablo servioe)

Washington, D. 0, Dec. 20, Flash, 4 p. m.- President Roosevelt this afternoon perempt' ortly ordered the troops withdrawn from Goldfeld.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-20
(sy United Prsrs.)

Seattle, De. 2n-Judge Reid arrived here today and will proceed at once 10 Valdez to hold court. He learned here
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-20

Boys Suits and Oyercoats at Clay Bon'S.
 Xmas Umbrellas at ClaYson's, Fur Capes at Clayson's. Full Dress Suits st Clsyson's.
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-22
Death OF Mrs. SWartz

The death angel has 8-ain visited
this community and left it in mourn
5us. Mrs. \. T. Swarrz. after only a
days illness. died at her home ou
WauIa street Sunday night SEa
leaves husband and two sweet liz
-,e children and a large circle Of
friends TO mourn hoy doath
Before her marriage, Mrs. Swartz
was Miss Bowen. ana was a native
Of Brooks county. Georgia. She was
married to Nr. Swartz about ten years
ago. They have been living in Ocaia
for four or five years and made many
friends Mrs. Swartz was member
Of the Baptist church and was a most
eStimabIe and cOnsecrated Christian
woman. Great sympathy is expressed
for the husband and mOtherLess chill
dren in their sudden and severe be
reayement.
Services viii be held over her re
mains at the Baptist church al II
o'clock this morning and her body viii
BE- taken 10 her old home in Brooks
county, near Qutrman, for interment
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-22
THE MAYORALTY CONTEST

". ,,,1sr.t,,,a ,b.,+ VI y c-,...,
requesting Mayor L. l. izidr .' stand
i"' T'-e'ec'ioh' an" IL l. 4-S' current
'"iIor 'A1l ''P' '''"- a Nam me
pop"IdF tollIH'dA''I Oh u'' '''l" Ni-
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MAY "'aI'F pi'iii'. '''j MAKE '.' ii'"
triangular one
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'h' arena TOT ''-''''.l'A u" VIII 'i
course '.tAs '"' race "h l'l l'l.'''7'li'T
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-22
4 MosCuitC-Eating Fish

Those sections OF the United States
whore mosquitoes are a pest, can
take heart now that a mosquito eNcer-
mipator has been disc0yereA Accord
iug 10 the New York Fishing Gazette
consignment of queer fish has been
received at Naples from Sydney to
prey on the mosquito. Count Nor
uer. the Swedish consul AT sydney,
discovered thar the pseudomugil sig
ujtier, or blue-eyc, as the fish Is call
ed in Australia, Is a voracjous feeder
on the largyae OF mosquitoes, and that
the fish can live and flourish. The
Italian government was informed
through the Swedish minister at the
Quiriual OF Count Morner'S inveStiga-
tions and asked the latter and the
Italian consul at sydney 10 procure
and ship Immediately some thousands
OF the blue-eye TO Italy. with the OBJ
iect Of introducing them into the ma
laria stricken portions Of the king
dom. The blue-eve belongs 10 the
family Of the oJherinidae and is from
L 10 inches long.
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-22

Determined to aid the Florida
State Fair in every way possible, the
Seaboard. Coast Line and other Flor
ida railroads have already taken up
TIE matter Of promptly handling
products Tor exhibition. which viii be
shipped 10 Tampa free of charge. Tbs
roads ara determined that no delay
whatever shall be experienced in
shipping exhibits 70 and from Tampa
and wiu have their local agents force
fair commissioners 10 promptly mott
fy them when cars are needed for
shipment Particular attention Will
be paid in this regard TO live stock
and fowls. which will not necessarily
be sent to the fair before February y.
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-22
Ocala and Louisville

The Louisville COurier-Journal says
that Louisviue's sidewalks and streets
are not in keeping with her steady
growth and the rapid expansion Of her
manufactures.
Il is just the other way with Ocala.
Her manufactures are not in keeping
with her growth in sidewalk and
street paving. What Ocala now wants
is an expansion of her industries.
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-22

We are sincerely grieyed TO chrOn-
icle the death Of M Robert b Bishop,
which occurred al the Marion coun-
~ hospital Saturday afternoon. He
was from DunnellOn. and was sick
only three days.
Mr.. Bishop was born az Reddick,
this county, and was in the very
flower Of young manhood, being only
twenty-three years of age. As his
horizon was skirted with such a
bright rainbow of hope and promise
his sudden death is exceedingly Ia
mentable. He was a brother or Mr..
Thurlow Bishop and Mr.. Walker Bl5h-
op of this city. 70 whom our deepest
sympathy is extended in their severe
affiiicti0u.
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-22
Elouer for Editor Georqe G.

The Polk County Record, published
al Barlow. has a new editor, Hon.
George G. Mathews. who represented
Marion county IN the last legislature,
and was a consul at one OF the Brazil
ian ports during Cleveland admin
istrar0n. The SalVJatory Of Mr.. Math-
ews shows him 70 be graceful and
forceful writer and suggests very
strongly that he viii make The Record
A positive force in Florida journalism
while he is al -he head Of tae paper.
W. give him cordial welcome 70 The
Fourth EsJate.-LivR oak Democra-
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-22

A. ana Mr. Ren Raysor are oa'N
- u,1ame "trip They are
........ ' .,,r in Pala,ka for fe"
-.-.. l,r Ray-,r is packing or
.~..- ra,m- purchased -'''Eai IA, ,'''t.s =,
n ma, immediate section VIM" |.. Tin -
/. su--,inr ,o market on 'a[,r n..,a ~,
,rs, listed scranton, Pa Boston, .,,on,
- 81 York CITY. ana other piae-
n. Ma ra~y say that On The h, very 1g On. one
!. - -. crcwded lhoroushfares it was
Oh. o. ,n' .ooS fortune to meet Mr. and
m ,, charles H. Lloyd, which they
tbought quite remarkaNlf, ooai. M -
Mrs Raysor will arrive IN o.a'" ~
morrow and will be al i,,'iio
,r,anas AZ the spellman House
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-22
A. Rest

All that was mortal Of The late Rob
err 3. Bishop Of Dunnell0n was laid
az rest in The family buryins ground
near Reddick Sunday afternoon, Rev
+. V Atkisson Of This city officiating
ar The last solemn ceremony. A large
number attended the funeral and
many an eva vas I.ruet with tears
as the body was committed 70 the
-a-+N
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-22
Marriage Announcement

Mr.. Charles II White Of Plant CITY
announces The marriage Of his dauSh-
ter. Miss Tee White ana Mr.. James
Austin Pearce on Thursday. the 'th
day Of November Mrs. Pearce is
pleasantly remembered here. where
her girlhOOd was spent and her host
of friends extend best wishes
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-22
MRS. +. VAN HOOD.
MRS Fl. /. ANDERSON.
Committee.
Gives the Governor a LeftHanded
Swipe

wipe
The Cyclone is the name OF a new
paper just started at Live Oak
Il seems 10 think that Governor
Broward is moving in reflected or bOr-
rowed light
Here is what il says:
The governor owes his great pop
ularity 10 Mr.. LEngle and the Sun. If
Mr.. L'Engle should shuttle of this
mortal coil" the Sun couldn't shine;
and If TIE Sun couldn't shine the gov
ernor couldn't govern. The governor
has attained distinction in politics
and has risen 10 true greatness, even
if he WAS dug UP from the slough Of
'Crackerdom Enough Tor the gov
aruor."
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-22
KENTUCKY CORRUPT But NOT
CONTENTED

--'-' '--' 1''''''- --- l-- --''
oI the people there IL nope -of Tie
morals Of d state. Penusy Eania has
...,.n ,a1krn Of ter wears a- "rn~r...-
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,-5A- mas never 1rrA anu never " Ia
a- cel,-uteL with corruption.
N.r.gay has u-r-. a-.u a.--rae-.
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l-t--g i'll a-.-e7 AMI ...1---- al "--1-
ions haze constituted Tie #.g-- OIL
r..,.. Of Ill. politicians H.. aa.-
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Er=a-.-tr-7 -t .-- -..'t..i. Wang @. --'r
r.ce.. election g=.t.-- recorded the
PROTEST. vi --e l..... .-t.--. -t-E-
..f.u.- -.l- -..-. .-a.. FAITHS. --aL
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-...-. aa- g., ,-e ula.7..4 o. --e
.t-c9u-ll.e5 political leaders Na.
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The Ocala banner., 1907-11-22

Premium lists for the greaC Florida
State Fair which will be held at Tam
pa from February to -, are now in
the hands OF the printer and viii
shortly be ready for distribution
throughout the various counties and
"a the hundreds of individual prOduc-
ers. In addition too the annual state
appropriation of $4,000 for exclusive
ravment OF premiums. the Fair AsSo-
citation will as usual add several
thousand dollars To the premiums,
making a larger offering in premiums
than have ever before been given al
8 Southern state fair.
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-22
MRS. CHAZAL TO ENTERTAIN
in Honor Of Mrs. c. n. Lloyd and
Miss Louise Scott

Mrs. Louis Il. Chazal has issued in
yitatiou TO a card and domino party
Tor "Wednesday, November the TWEEN
~ seventh. in honor of Mrs. Charles
Harrison LLOYD ana Miss Louise Scott.
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-22

-Box hall continues to grow IN IA
,,- ir ocai3 and thu management is
now Offering pair Of Dempsey's i've
dollar shoes a. a prize for the one
making th. highest score. Go around
ana look A. the game and YOU viii
soon grow fond of it II is quite fas
-fna-lu-