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The daily tribune., 1907-09-13
BEAVER LAND AND IRRIGATION co.
HAS SOME BIG DEALS ON THE TAPIS
Water the Land
Has Ha
Advertising Campaigns Work to Be Pushed Henceforth

be encountered and which would
mako the job more costly. But moth
ing but shale was drilled through and
the work can be done very reasonable.
The shaft will help to facilitate the
boring Of the big tunnel because it
affords two headings for the workmen
and the two on the ends will give
four. From the bottom Of the fifty
foot shaft the grade Of the tunnel will
run out to nothing In the west por-
tai and in some places will be twenty
three feet deep.
The open ditch, three miles long.
will commence from the west portal
of the tunnel and will run ACROSS the
country, carrying water into a strong
reservoir that is to be built later.
This ditch will be fifteen feet wide
at the top and eight feet at the bot
tom with an average depth OF three
feet. It will run full of water all the
time during irrigation seasons The
company has bought all the water
rights of Beaver creek, with the ex
ception Of one or two smaller and un
important ones and all future possible
trouble will be obliterated. Whel
the siphon lines are finished ant
water running through the canal t,
the reservoir, there will be no NOR
: water running down Beaver creel
! from the Eph. Curtis ranch.
The present plans Of the compan,
~ .A. " o. Il
The daily tribune., 1907-09-13
DECIDE YOURSELF.
The Opportunity 10 here Backed
BY Florence Testimony.

Don't take our word for It.
Don't depend on strangers state
2inent. !.
Read Florence endorsement.
Read the statements Of Florence
citizens.
Aud decide for yourself.
Hero 10 one case Of It:
VIM. A. Sharp. proprietor Of the
new Quilt Manufacturing plant. st.
Elmo Hotel. Sls West Main street.
Florence. Colo. says: II have used
Doan's Kidney Pills aud can certain
ly vouch for their merits for reliev-
ing kidney difficulties. For about =
year WAS considerably annoyed with
pain in my back which became very
severe At times. Ny kidneys were In
\ very disoriered condition and this
fact was plainly shown by the condi-
tiou Of the secretions, which were too
frequent In action and deposited .
heavy brick dust sediment. Reading
about Doau's Kidneys Pills l won't To
Daniels drug store and got box. A
short use was sufiicient to prove 70 me
their value and In consequence Of the
benefit derived. can unhesitatingly
give this preparation my endorse
ment."
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster -Milburn Co.. Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
Statea,
Remember the name-Doans-and
take NO other. mwf
The daily tribune., 1907-09-13
THINKS OF OPENING A
HYDE AND TANHERY HOUSE

7. Il. Spencer yesterday afternoon
went to the United OIL company yar,l
for = barrel Of hot CONDENSED water.
Iu coming down tho hill onto the
foot bridge, some men stood at tho
end Of tho bridge whom Mr.. Spencer
asked three times to move. In try
ing to avoid = collision with them
he turned tho barrel cart to the right
thereby causing tho bottom Of the bar
rel to como In contact with . ground
obstruction and over II went. saturat-
ing both of Mr.. spencer's shirts. re-
moving tho skin from back. both
sides, neck and arms. The clothing
wAs removed ~ rapidly ~ possible
and for threc hours Mr.. Spencer made
considerable chin music Tho only
way hs can get any rsst ID by lying
on his facs and stomach which WIZ
rot injured In tho least. DR.. Pax
ton annotated him all over and will
soou have the cuticle growing ~ good
~ ever.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-13
NEWS GATHERED FROM
AROUND THE STATE

Mrs. Ruth Bryan Leavitt. daug hter
Of ". ]. Bryan. recently elected
presi,.ers OF the Jane Jefferson club,
is preparing to stump Colorado from
one end to the other. She intends to
convert every woman in the state
into the ways Of Democracy.
James McClaire Of Cripple Greek,
who WAS arrested several days ago be-
cause 1t was supposed he was insane,
was tried before lunacy commission
and adjudged to be sane.
Joe Wolf and Ben Walker recently
fined 500 and sentenced to thirty days
in jail for pulling on cock fight in
Littleton. have appealed to the high
or court and their application will be
heard today.
At meeting Of the Grand juno
tioL Fruit Growers' association reso-
lutions were adopted critizing the
labor organizations for the position
they had taken against the Western
Union telegraph operator who is
working at the Grand Junction office.
The Delta county fair Is In prog
ress aud record breaking crowds are
In attendance. Special trains are be-
ing run into Delta from all nearby
towns.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-13

The Tribune small ads bring n
sslAA osll what you don't want
~ buy so0sthing yoa red.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-20

Z 4lN
Mrs. ffslen + Burt stats cotn-
rlander 81 the Ladies 81 the pncca.
bees, left here Tor Parkersbnrs q
visit the order there
Judge Nathan Con win 81 Is
Richmond the FIRST part Of next Reeis
e hold federal eour
Earl Reep and family are spend-
iris the week IN Weston with friends.
Miss Nell Basel has been the guest
of Hiss Ellie Atkins at Weston,
Miss Helen Gordon has returned
from lane Lew. where she was the
guest Of friends.
Mrs William Chapman has t.
phoid fever at the home OF her
mother Mrs. Jed Deison, Of Hgges
street She has been sick two weeks
but is gradually improving now.
Isaac Ruby. Of Marietta. Dealer IN
oil well supplies, is city business
visitor.
Mrs. Helen Thomas has returned
from San Antonio, Texas, where she
spent the winter and will stay with
her daughter, Mrs. D. Lee Hsfges,
Of Clay street.
R. G. Altizer, attorney for the
South Penn oil Company. has. re-
turned from pfttsburg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-20
INITIAI.. GAVE
OF the Season Here VIII he Played
Tomorrow.

The initial game of the baseball
season here will be played tomorrow
afternoon between Clarksburg anc
the Kindelbergers, Of Wheeling. The
Clarksburg boys have strong line
up and win go after the game in a
fashion that will demonstrate the
fact that they are the pennant chas-
ers in the West Penn league. Tie
Kfndeibergers are bent on keeping
up their reputation OF last year. and
a hot contest win be the result to-
morrow afternoon The game VIII
be called at 2:45 o'clock.
The teams win be lined Up as fol-
lows:
cLARKsByRG
Mccraeken, center field
Holster. short stop
linn, left field.
Huling. first base,
Wardman, third base.
Wood, second base.
vasbinder, right field
wickenhofer, catcher
HOFFMAN, Dragoo,. oTcTigae and
Slater, pitchers.
KINDELBERGERs-
Young. right field,
Cline, center field.
MCGEE, third base.
Conrad. second base. !,
Nan, left field. s.;,s
croosley, first base. 4. !
Foster, short stop, y
Haney, catcher.
Minkerney, pitcher. 4
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-20

knows a lot about baseball diamonds
and viii soon have the lot looking
just like a baseball arena. He cur
lected wagon load of tin cans
thrown out in right field by the lin
habitants OF a house near the fence.
While paving around he found some
thing that resembles a bomb. kaw-
son has ii in his grip but no one
dares to try to open 1t for fear Of
an explosion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-20

STOCK OF GENERAL. MERCHAN-
disc in room 2Ox40 e. tn Grassel-
II, on Main street, room rents for
$500 per month. VIII sell at
invoice, which Is about $4,000 90.
STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHAN-
disc at Wilsonburg In room 20x40
IT.. rents for $1,000. WIN sell at
invoice price. Good reasons given
for selling.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-20
Yesterdays Results.
Philadelphia Washington, rain.
New York Boston. snow.
Detroit L, Cleveland 4.
Chicago /, ST. Louis o.
Today's Games.
81. Louis at Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland
Boston at New York.
Washington at Philadelphia


The new uniforms for the Lstrobe
boys have arrived but win mot be
given ont until the team has been
picked. They are Of a mouse color
and are trimmed in red with the lei
ter L on the lett breast The am.
provements at the park are going
along nicely and the ileld win be ii
first class shape 81 The opening q
the league season pn May
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-20

~ PC 8 the Dewey III CIIRIlIN IIII
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-20

be made in any investment
below
TWO VACANT LOIS. sfxS0 Il. each
One on Court and the other on the
CORNER of Court and Mechanic,
next 10 where Camden 9ommers IS
excayating for three story brick
building Two OF the finest busi-
ness propositions ia the CITY.
Price $4,000 a front foot; terms
inquire at our Office
POUR CHOICE LOTS ON OAK
street. prices from $SO0.O9 70
$500. 90 each. Como aud see us
about these lots.
FOR SALE One OF the best Grocery
stands in Ciarksburg. on Main
street splendid location. good
trade. rent for store room SIS. 90
per month. VIII sch tbs. stock
4 pf groceries, safe. register. and all
Of the furniture and fixtures; horse
81 and wagon, good viii Price
4, 81, 10000. Possession given at
Z. once. Reason for selling poor
u health OF the owner.
HOUSE OF SEVEN ROOMS With
y bath. finished In, oak, lot 4Sx90 f..
Ii nice shade trees around property.
/, Located on Thompson street, East
~ End. Price 100000 Terms
\ one-third down, balance one and
I Il two years.
Two cots ON LOCUST STREET.
! JG0x100 ct. $f,700.00 or $s50.00'
d Aeacn. terms easy
TWO VACANT LOTS, IN BROAD
III Oaks. 35x140 ft. each, 100000
! each. Terms $4,000 down each,
& balance easy terms. .
AstfA CANT. LOT ON DALE AVENUE,
40x90 ct. Price 81 10000; $500
/ i down. balance four and eight
4 Y rnanths.
$$tByEM ROOM HOUSE, FRAME
!; slate roof. lot 27x52 f., Clark
!, street, Glen Elk. Price s.. 100. 90.
sFGRE ROOM TOR RENT ON
q Court street. next 20 where Cam
K Sommers is building Price $50
per month.
kCIsAY STREET, lot 35-2x125 IT,,
I level as your floor, fine shade trees
Price 100000.
- Iyis+, ,,.,s,, Il ~, r,;i,s
81 so saoo Zoo 80 Ts,. t.h r.;
!, soN, boIan.a / .a5 ) ,,se-s ~
SSr1sTsiETs I I aTs m cT,EN1 E1.Ls IN
4 sIytb sfreet Pr,ca 11 g nsIga an
1--WE VACANT LOTS IN STUART
Addition, close to street car. 4ux
! TO5 II. $4,000. EACH
COTTAGE, FRAME. SLATE ROOF
ana sawaraae III ssxT0G feet
FaTsrr FIR Elk IN ne+ ninth Two
,ofmnfes wall, from street car lire.
located IN Kelley Hill Price
aI.aOO.OO. Here's a bargain.
TWO VACANT LOTS ON MAIN
ssreat ssxioo r sach price
a. ~, IA each
Eq,Fs R,E,ss ROOM, STONE COTTAGE
ON ON ..ragrs Gotta avenue East End
price Al e0o, On
vs6A An Mn I.ST coRNHR PIKE
sfra,At ana r,emeterv lane. GOOD
'h,,ss,sass iot q6ya6 a. PRICE
a. ono %
TWO r's yrsTSNyT T.oTs M sTHAI ny
"A. 5ssti 49, x5Tioa CONC IN sacI, .
aaa., ts,..,,. ana thsyd dnwn hal.
sass ssrils. o ne IL. UOmA' Sas
a4se one ee, ana NV E%c r ysars an cr,rr
FANS Io .. gee $3.50 ~ ~ % = ,.an
ssas t4 49, oa son S. ~ Ths ot 4sS
tess. az = 20 ,so ssss n-ssa 49,
aonr ~ ~ 7s1so eee n easu' $50. i oe
soV'Vv eaen' a hltns SLoe.v y
Low paianSe an" sessst ~
InlstssT' en,. ~, ,,,r,,,>.
LVf IN Sln .A AD ~ y y
good locatlon. sue fy44zv, ieet'
Price S7OO.OO.
sIM0 VACANT LOTS On OAK
50 get, one ~ ,300: 90. cornet' iol
OAK ana jackson, 10000. and
Il lot on Jackson, @sVO.Oo. Goodtlo-
casion: w, 1890
sNhh1 FINE FhofiShti aSesE
OF seven rooms ana Datn' siate
fooI. nnisneo IN paN. az modern
improvements rlgnt ~ toHa. cor
1er Mecnani y ah9 stten ! sssse ~
u. n
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-05-26
ExPL0DES
Disastrous Blownp Occurs In the
Armour Plant.
FIVE FATALITIES RESULT,
Fumes of the Drug Penetrated Ever,
Portion Of the Establishment and II
Was Six Hours Before Department,
Could Be Entered.

Chicago. May 2i.-Five workmen
were killed and dozen others serl-
ously injured by an ammonia pipe ez-
plodlng In the beef killing department
OF Armour a Co.'s plant at the stock
yards The building was full OF work
men at the time. and the deadly am
monIa fumes escaping from under high
pressure. penetrated through every de-
partment OF the building In such n
short time that twenty men We're over
come before they could make their
escape TO the fresh air. All but five
OF these men were dragged from the
place by their companions In such a
serious condition that II was necessary
10 take them 10 n nearby hospital.
An Intellectual effort 10 search for
the dead in the interior OF the building
was made by employees wearing safe.
~ masks. but they were driven back
by the fumes. and Il was not until six
hours after the explosion that the first
body. that OF an unidentified man.
burned beyond recognition. was taken
from the fourth floor. A few minutes
later four other bodies were found
all OF them having been burned In n
horrible manner.
All the dead and injured were for.
eigners.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-05-26
THOMPSON CHOSEN.
indian Territory Clergyman Member
Of the judicial Commission.

Columbus, O.. May 2i.-Rev. Dr. J.
X. Thompson OF Muskogee was chosen
one of the members OF the new judicial
commission of the general assembly
Of the Presbyterian church. to serve
three years
The report Of the board Of church
erection was presented by Rev Edwin
u. Wright OF Austin. Tex. Resolution
were adopted providing that move
bic chapels be procured for the temno.
rary use OF the new conventions. and
recommending that in view OF the pc
culiar situation brought about by the
union with the Cumberland Prcsbyte-
rian church. the board of church cree
ton construe it's rules as literally
as possible In order that aid may be
extended to all churches needing as
slstance. The board was increased TO
twenty.three members by the addition
OF Rev. +. Il. Surface Of Mount Vernon
H.. and Isaac II. Orr of ST. Louis.
With reference TO complaint from
the Southern Presbyterian church
that missionaries OF the Presbyteripn
assembly were interfering with ;hH
missionaries OF the Southern churchc
in work In the Indian Territory. the
committee on home missions reported
that the Testimony in the complaint
was so conflicting that no action was
advisable. but admonished the mission.
aries OF the Presbyterian church 10 so
conduct their work as 10 avoid any
conflicts In the future. The report OF
the committee was accepted.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-05-26
DEATH DURING DANCE.
Floor Manager Shot Down and
Negro Fiddler Wounded.

Muskogee. May 24.--while a dance
was at It's height in the little town
OF Choska. I. T., II was brought to an
abrupt enaing by the firing Of shots
from the doorway firm pistol. l..
NJ. Johnston. the floor manager, sud
denly sank TO the floor. James Me
Deyers. a negro. who was Keeling OF
a quadrille. was shot In both legs. and
n stray bullet struck the four.year-ol'
child Of Johnston. who was sitting OF
posite the door besides It's mother
The child was shot in leg.
Johnston was twice shot through Tho
body and once in the leg. He VIII
die.
Fred Hart a boy. perhaps twenty
years OF age. was brought TO Musko
gee. chained TO n wagon. and taken
before commissioner w. r. Hayt. He
Is being held for attempt TO murder.
under $4,000 bond.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-05-26
FRANK NATus' DEATH.
Witness OF Opinion Bullet Came From
Rifle OF Negro Soldier.

Washington. May 2i.-Mayor Combe
OF Brownsville continued his testi.
mony before the senate committee
of military affairs. lie produced. at
the request OF Senator Warner. the
letter referred 10 Thursday In which
Major Penrose. who commanded the
negro soldiers at Fort Brown. had
claimed that Private Voschel. white
soldier. could not have overheard the
conversation between Mayer Cumbe
and Major penrose concerning the al
legged assault by negro soldier upon
n Mrs Evans, In the letter Major
Penrose says Voschel told deliberate
lie and should be brought TO Justice
The witness. who for number of
years was an army surgeon. testified
that he examined the bullet mark IN
the body OF Frank Natus and gave Il
rs his opinion the man was killed by
n shot from a rifle used by negro
soldier.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-05-26
SUPPORT FRANrz.

Five Hundred Republicans Hold Meet
ing At Oklahoma City.
Oklahoma City. May si.-Five hun
dred Republicans Of Oklahoma and
Indian Territory. At a meeting here
OF the state central committee. passed
resolution supporting Governor
Frantz In refusing TO call an election
20 vote on the adoption or rejection
OF the constitution drawn for the pro
posed new state Of Oklahoma, postpon-
ing the state convention previously
set for June until after the issuance
OF the election proclamation and con
demning what the resolutions term
unfair provisions In the proposed con.
stitution. There now seems no doubt
that the Republicans OF the two terri.
tories will unite In opposing the raii-
fication of tie constitution unless Il Is
modified.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-05-26
CANNOT LONG SURVIVE.
Passing Away Of Mrs. Mckinley May
Not Come In a Day or Two.


Canton. o.. May 2i.--At 1880 o'clock
Friday morning Mrs. Mckinley was
slightly improved.
After consultation between Or. q.
+. Portman. the family physician. and
Dr. J. +. Eyeman. superintendent OF
Masslllon state hospital. physician
of wide reputation, statement was
issued that there are no indications
that Mrs. Mckinley could long survive
the attack OF apoplexy from which she
Is suffering. The doctors say. how.
ever, that they think dissolution will
not come for day or two. Mrs. nc.
Kinley Is In comatose condition. and
II II stated that Their are no grounds
for hope of better turn. II WAS an'
nounced that Surgeon General Rixey,
by special train reached here.
Mrs. Mckinley had been out driving
almost daily up until Tuesday. nj
though she suffered from an attack
OF the grip a week ago. l.atg she SUI.
fered an attack OF bronchitis
Tuesday she was stricken with 4
slight attack OF apoplexy. and her left
arm became raralyzod Later she lars
ed into n comatose state. and Thurs.
day afternoon she became unconscious
Telegrams from all parts % the
country have been pouring into Canton
anNiously inuulrlRg as 10 Mrs. Mckin'
ley's condition. and evincing wide
spread sorrow over the announcement
Of her critical Illness
Secretary Ccrielyou left New Yor.;
Thursday night for Canton
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-05-26
STARTuN6 DISCLOSURES
Conspiracy to Dcfraud Uncle
Sam Is Charged.
AFFECTS LEADING PEOPLE
d IL Asserted Evidence Will Shortly
Be Placed Before Grand Juries The,
VIII Involve Men Of Highest Rsa,;
In the Nation.

Chicago. May 24.--A dispatch 20 The
Tribune from Washington. ID. C.. says
Amazing revelations OF CONSPIRACY
70 desraud the United States OF mil
IONS Of dollars worth OF mineral ana
Netherlands Will be laid before The
rand jurles OF a half dozen states
thin a few days.
ne frauds. Il Is alleged. viii involve
DTiminai charges the names OF men
Nah business and political circles.
include:
p United States senator.
former United States senate
Hman reputed to be one OF the
wealthicst men IN the world
A railroad man known from the At.
lsntic to the Pacific.
Two OF the wealthicst lumber barons
IN the United States.
Numerous other smaller fry. In.
GLIDING railroad officials. coal opera
tors and men at the head OF fuef com
panies.
The men, whose names for obvious
reasons can not be made public be.
fore the grand juries act. II Is de
clnred here. will surely be indicted b.
the evidence which Is now in the
hands OF the United States district at
torneys In half dozen western cities.
These frauds. II was declared In an
official quarter. extend into a numhor
OF states. including California. Coo
RADIO. Washington. Oregon. Idaho. Mon
tana and the Dakotas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-05-26
TO KEEP TRACK.
People From Yellow Fever Dis
tricts TO Be Watched.

Austin, May zi.-The state hcaith
department has begun the Inaugural.
ton OF a system by which II will keep
track OF every person coming into
Texas from South and Central Amer.
ica and from Mexico. OF other coun-
tries likely to be infected with yellow
fever. This Is done as a double pre-
caution TO keep yellow fever out Of
Texas. Inspectors will be stationed
at all ports and on the border and Will
secure the names OF all passengers
coming In from any OF these lands
The department also addressed cir.
cular letter TO the general managers
Of every railroad in Texas urging upon
them the necessity OF taking every
sanitary precaution TO keep the dis
ease from entering into the state and
also determination OF the mosquito.
Captain J. A. Rogers and company
OF seven rangers reached here from
Alpine and will be stationed here In
future. The station at Alpine has
been abandoned. Captain Hughes ana
company. stationed here, have gone 10
Maria. where they will be stationed
In the future.
Notice was given by the railroad
commission that ON June II will con.
slider the proposition to establish
reduction In rates on carload shin
ments OF crude petroleum on railroads
between points In Texas
The state continued its introduc.
ton of dispositions in the Watcrs.
Pierce OIL company custer suit. the
principal ones being those OF Edward
PsPratt and A. II. Gardner of Kansas
City. G.. J. Steigerwalg Of Cleveland.
and haywood Maxom OF Decatur. ILL.,
A number Of minor ones were also
presented.
A strenuous fight was made by the
defense against the introduction OF the
deposition Of l.. c. Lehman. a mer-
chant OF jefferson City. Mo The court
admitted the deposition. but the de.
Tense made so many objections 20
each question, some of which the court
tutldiutu+ ludt the eLitt MltuuttW II
before much Of II had been read TO
the jury. This deposition showed that
I1ohman had fought the Waters
Pierce OIL company, meeting their
competition by reducing prices rs they
reduced prices and getting business.
He testified that he repeatedly secured
the business OF the Missouri state pen.
itentiary by underselling the Waters
Pierce OH company until. he alleged
Warden Morrison was made stop buy.
ing from Lehman by Governor Francis.
Lohman's deposition MISC showed
that he repeatedly bought from mer.
chants from Jefferson City oil which
the waters-Pierce OIL company had
sold Them at cut prices and shipped
them further west at profit.
The dispositions presented Friday
morning related mostly to territory in
which the several Standard OH com
panies operated and evidenced comb.
nation which controls business of
each. The methods OF distribution
and delivery were also shown to some
extent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-05-26
ASSAULTED AND BEATEN.
Williams Arrayed In Female Attire
Brutality Attack a Lady.

Ganipolis. O.. May 2i.-Mrs. Charles
Gotschall. a respected lady residine
near HarrisonvIlle. was brutally as.
saulted and terribly beaten by two
men. dressed In female attire. while
alone with her children at her home.
and probably will die from the injuries
she received. The guilty parties made
their escape.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-05-26
pUNkARps' DILEMMA.
Oppose Neekties and Fine Hats, Vet
No Way 70 Prevent Wearing.

Los Angeles. May 24.-"we advise
our members against wearing neckties
and fashionable hats. yet we do not
see our way clear TO make this test
~ fellowship. At the same time we
urge our members to guard against
giving offense according 10 Romans
1913. and First Corinthians l0:32-3f."
This recommendation. made by the
standing committee OF the Dunkard
national conference. was refused by
the body of the house because Il was
not strong enough. II IL possible the
Dunkards may pass a rule before The
close OF the session making the wear
Ing OF a necktie bar to membership.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-05-26
CONDITION More .EavorabIe.

Canton. o.. May si.-M 1856
o'clock Friday morning. after consul.
tation. Drs. Z. r. Pcrttr J. +. Eyre
and Rlxcy. surgen general of The rr~y
DR.. Rixey gave out the following ;ta'".
ment. Mrs. McKinley's condi'ic1 g.
more favorable. We hCpe and belt t
she viii improve. Her condition. hc'
ever. Is scr'oas. The rtinciral q l
ficuliy Is 10 give her sufficient norr
ishmpai."