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Girls Wanted.

'ady clothes ironers and girls in all
partments of our laundry. Only cleo.
ir irons used for hand ironing. Our
wcrkrooms clean and well ventilated
Good wages paid. Apply Troy Laundry,
No. 431 South Sixth East street,
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KeDnedy's Laxative Cough Syrup.
The pleasant cold remedy that expels
the cold through its action on the bow.
els. Sold by Anstee-Brice Drug Co, Al
Main street.
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Veteran s, P. Treasule

SAN FRANCISCO. ApIii
T. Smith. tho veteran u,osIr
Southern Pacific, dieo Vs.>
home at san Carlos. san i,h
Pneumonia. combined wv
caused death,
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Wall Paper.

Our line is brimful of those enticinc
novelties that are alluring enough to
seduce an order from tho most careful
and fsstidious buyer. Geo. w. Ebert G.
Co., 81 Main street
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they could not all win tbe nr;zo
DR.. Blum took tho studn,, !le'
Istry to the cement worl,s yueu r
day afternoon to look over tbc nian,
as supplementary to their work in in
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p Kepnedy's Iayafiv

Use Kepnedy's Laxative COUGH
syrup: Children like its pleasant taste.
contains no opiates, but drives the cold
out through the bowels. Made in con.
formity TO pure food and drugs law.
Recommended and sold by Anstee. .Brice
Drug Co., a. Main street.
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Teacherl Teaobe-I

special rates for you to Los Aneeles
June ] to July 2. Salt Lake Ponte
Eor special features call at onrs iso
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Chas:, Peterson, .1Sign Specialist, h" 90
Richards street. Both phones. Consul,
tation free,
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Entertained at Dinner

Miss Josephine Botsford entertained
at dinner Tuesday evening in honor
Of Miss Mabel Druehl Of Chicago
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& D. Evans

S. D. Evans,
Undertaken and Embalmer, has removed
to new location, 4S South State.
The evening world., 1907-01-09
LEAPED OUT OF A WINDOW.
nao,sax Ll,tlo Hurt by rinnse of
- 4s---=---z-- zz-z=---zzz=zz-ra
Thirty Feet.

.SE Thirty rect
Aathousa, he jumped from a third.
STORY window and landed on tIa plss-
rps,t. sbout nfty feet below. John J.
Eduray. thirty-threc years old, who
sssns TO Jersey City recently from
Cleveland. O.. escaped with nothing
enora serious than cuts on the fast and
soms bruises,
Mckay had room at the Montauk
aodRifs house at No. s. Montgomery
efreet. It Is said thai when he ~+a;
uysrS last night he showed sgns OF
Hs went up 10 MS room on the third
aoor opened q window and with a
mhoon. jump ed out he Hfis.-ttffifT ira
into the lodging house and lnteF-Pa-ts 5
taken 10 The Jersey "a ~ 4i4ssftith4 y
was found thai bis feet were cut and
that he had received several bruises, but
nothing else appeared TO DO the matter
with him.
The evening world., 1907-01-09
JUSTICE R|EBUKES !.
JEROME ASSISTANT.
Refuses TO Forfeit Bail for Non
appearance in Case tnn-
properly Transferred.

~ t4-rrr setwerr -~srS
tain Supreme Court Justices and Dis
triot-Attorney Jerome over tho inten
tlon of the latter to movo the trial OF
Henry Thaw. before Justice G-eenbaum.
=wsse= sES4a made .me.iifese=to=day==i In
tho Criminal Branch of the Supreme
Court. whcso Justice Fitzgerald b pre-
sizing. '=s===
The calendar OF Jas;soe FytEseraa.s
ra-es, such as usual, ere tiled in the
Courx was made un to-day OF petty
Courts OF General Sessions. OF ths
seven cases on the calendar none had
+tJesr Feguiarty transferred from srtfs-
crai Sessions as required by law be-
fare tr,a, In the Supreme Court. Ono
OF the defendants DID not put IN an
apaearance and AssIH:ant District At
t.5fiiSy rT6In asked the court 10 fofrcrr
the ball bond
mo, air." replied Justice Fitzgerald.
..r-15 casu Il no, properly oetrro= ,i'tr
court asld have no jurisdiction. The
calendar OF this court Is irregular"
II looked for time as II the court
would have to adjourn for the dnT
because Of THIS rens5n, but this HverttTd
by u notion OF q lawyer. VINO, anxious
TO Try his client. consented 10 the case
being transferred by Justice Fltzserald,
|, 81, 90 this = the Justtcs remHrksu.
.EitIffiY OF Justice md TO
expedite public business"
Ar. derome called on Justice Fitz-
gerald In chambers before court con-
II few seconds. He -tctt.rarfer hurrIedIy.
Tho trial OF Matthew Hilgert. the
The evening world., 1907-01-09
TRANSFERS STRIKE;
NO SUGAR MOVED
Want the tlIIIpion Recognized 7s{sd5
by the Transporta-
lion Company.

Owing 10 strike OF 10 ,eamsters.
no. barrel OF sugar was moved out
OF tho biz renner!es OF the Sugar Trust
In williamsburg to-day. TIE reserves
from tho Bedford Avenue staaen We're
called out and stationed about the big
buildings along tho river front. but fhe
sts!iling teamstcrS made no denonssfaT
nor, and stased tssoiit !r heads natfer.
in a hall in ft,nt avnnue. z-sz.3
Tho teafnsters arc employees of tho
Brooklyn Transportation Company.
which has lha trucking contract OF tho
Trust. and they hhvo1 gone out be-
cause Superintendent Lee. OF the
transportation company, refused 10
recognize the union. They have no
complaint as to hours ot-t1nor- pay,
ahd some gct tne=n navS worked sixteen,
vpaFs for the ccTnps ny.
lThs men formed about month ago
Local No. us OF the UnIted Teamste!s
n America. Should the national body
1ectJ. 10 call general strike all the
"a irving bilslIess OF rlia Sugar Trust
LrI,Irtt 2bp tied tt.,- Eta+ieFs among The
,,trikers say this Is not the custom on
question OF recognition. Thor are
SonsSsn, that the TRANSFORMATION COM
pany viii, deciie 10 recognize them IN
suoer,ntendent leo said that, q,
t,r.sen, he could no; discuss the matter
-,tr>e- --"ttt tt-ta- -aatwecn- man nd-thc
company.
The evening world., 1907-01-09
nnslly ,hc taking over Of the ,,land BY

finally The taking over OF the .aland BY
Uncle Sam.
II Is said. taat President. Roosevelt
has pledged himself personally 20 start
an independent government managed
entirely by Guiana, To this end all the
American forces there are working.
preaea,t indications point to the iaci
that matters will ba ARRANGED 90 that
an election can be ordered June !.
Then the American troops and civil Of
sssrls e.s III ay Il. ahlS IA
Chosen once holders are Installed ana
safeIy In their seats Tnen there VIII
be an oyncua ton ABOUT July =, ieaEihs
Thors are Signs that the now GOV
crnmoa,t thus started witt DO slated .tSs
rncking trouble, Tho AodeFaes. w, VIZ =
supp ,rted Palma, are noa as nume,Sua sn
az the Liberals, and, nuder Amer,ceh
walsh and nnrd. tho Liberals VIA pTos-
crates are said TO bs psoaEng 70
mats an much trouble for the L!bsrals
as the Liberals rnada for them, 1t 70
tho odd story a. tita ms esa'nss efs'
outs"
With this Know!edse which has JUS.
heaa dug out nf tho ROSY reports IRON
Havana official Washington IL more OF
Iess OF taa opinion that the nfxt TeSu.
lar nessinn Of cnnHress mn pscsnHee.
will be Obliged to take up the CUBAN
o,,tstion H-is wall assured fhat IT
mo CubanE fril again In, self-sovsrn-
in.nt they will not be given anorheF
phunnr and that tho next time Amer
loan troops go thora wlli be 70 stay
The evening world., 1907-01-09
TOWN TURNS OUT
IN BURGLAR CHASE.
.2gas S mfr. assakefs a Dodge 1ats
seynlan and Get Away With
Money and Stamps.

WASHINGTON. y. J., Jan. s.-The
post-oiTlGe at sport Golden. twu rHttss
from this place. WAS entered by bur
glars early to-day and the safe was
bioan 0pqn an dthe contents stolen.
Tae bj,rsiars escaped with $50 m
EtaHrT-z Fiee in rnsas, watches S1altieti \ al
t :-t1a AID snmn .Yal-ia BILE -ra.t>ers.
Tsic explosion which cutie wrecked
She btiilIins. aroused tho town and TIE
rgsIdeTts turned out Efznpd wIth sh0t-
guns ana tIteaforKs They sp:ed two
suspicious booking men on one OF the
roads and gave chase. but the Fellows
ran into The woods and got away.
The evening world., 1907-01-09
CHAUFFEUR IS
SENT TO T0MBS
FF0ER}.= FF0E} FIVE FIVE DAYS DAYS
Special Sessions Judges
Adept Ne New Rule to
Curb Speeders.

T.
Convinced tnIt tac fnyp51isioa ~ \
an. has NO srTgl--- m r'-r- 1'rJ r,'tr'r-
n--e-Ai4.s ts4a.iffa,fes- Tho .lrs:ices -ot
$i:A-l SO t..s.-s Z ! . m
euausatea a sys4rtn M 4endi-s9 SECOND
Offenders to ja,l E;tn-ird Reiily. Q, No
flo west Thlrty-niuth street, ~ -chhnt-
seur for Frederic Th9npsdn, the thea-
frtcai manager. HNs ',1c first risi'm ol
sils new order ef tif!HEa u : A-sA - skll1
10 thesTo.nbs tor flN' days.
Reilly waA arrrf;ed m Dee q 'a'
broadway and F8fry:Hrt1r stTerst tTe7lrt f'a
Dad bscn sendlns one OF Mr. Thomp.
spn.s rrrs-hl,,cs raj ie--2s
ewenty-sis miles IA hour " lien NJ
snigued in court to-day the recnfa!s
es,pwed that lie had b>ea nncd once be-
for, for violation OF, the speed lawh
rhore are about twenty ot1e- sSSeond
otrensierv awaiting trial AZ the pfezest
time.
Tae Justices held. eopsul.7t!oa oyer
sas csze of Reilly and decided 10 an
niot drastic piiFs-a!s'a e. g iifsttce
WyattIn sonteffciAg. him q tAai wi nest
itses;ss
t,yat ehere seemed TO be no pilsr we% 70
stsy, RECKLESS dr4Yinx OF motor cars IN
ths city streeta.
Renly.s lawyer pleaded hard for
anA bn. the Court Was Arm, and tae
nhsufreur went to iail. The sentcn.
m CONSERVATION into the scote OF "
fendcrs awaiting the deiorLntnatiVn -
SsIpt,- ~ sea-Itz Is understood tttat nj r. r
sftrr. ur,,ess there =tnc1TnmaniiH, u
stronp mitigating circumstances. an
The evening world., 1907-01-09
RAlDED COAL TRAIN.
Town.people, Pressing, Seize Fuel
as Engineer Tries BaIk.

NORTH YAKIMA. Wash, Jan. IA
train loaded with coal was raidcd at the
station here ye#tsrdap- by eitisebs- With
out fuel and. alu,nat twenty cars ware
carried OF. The engineer tried to pull
out when the levers holding the false
bottoms OF the coal cars wopo pulled an d
the coal let down on the trackn.
Hundreds fave been without fuel for
days. with zero weather prevailing
Citizens have organized TO hold up any
-cout train that -stte-nrfs to pass-herr
without leaving fuel.
The evening world., 1907-01-09
KILLED TRYING TO
LEAP FROM ELEVATOR
Porter Cot Frightened When Car
Jerked and Was Crushed
10 Death.

osorr, Brarnley,. porter in a de-
cay4ment store In Thirty-fourth street.
r..r FIFTH avenue. WAS craSAea 10
seoth to-day by an elevator.
IA. with Ave others, swAs going up
Il, IL, ugr began TO Kali Z
became frightened at the tenth lioot
er,a tried TO jump out through an open
door. Aa he did so the iitt chtnr uosn
md oa.,s.sS- him on The head -"
= f:haries KeIl. OF No. 10 East One
Hundred and Tenth street, .WIo WIS
cunning the car. was arrested.
The evening world., 1907-01-09

BARNsLEY rowELiNQ. good, heavy
quality. al lin n, Very absorbent
regularly Ice yd., sale price,
tic
The evening world., 1907-01-09

Rig cr srl'es at proportionatr re
duetion
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-24


Iene b BalIinger.
Austin. Dec. 2l.--Saturdsy morn
Ing the charter Of the Ballingsr and
Abilene Railway company wa ap-
proved by the attorney general. The
proposed road 10 to run from Balm
ger to Abilene. . distance OF NIFTY
three miles. Capital stock Is $500. 0ce-
BaIIinger will be the principal office.
The state department Of banking
announces that the johnson City State
bank will resume for business Tues
day. This bank suspended some time
ago.
Attorney General Davidson has ~
turned from Dallas. where he has been
during the past several days. In an
swer 10 question he said that the
platform on which he IN TO make the
race for third term In very brief.
II IL merely: Il stand for the en-.
forcement OF the law"
The state penitentiaSy board held .
meeting here for the purpose Of
changing some assignments Of con
vlcts. Changes were made which
were satisfactory 20 I'll parties. II 10
announced that continued vet wather
has considerably interfered with the
movement Of the cane crop.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-24
CASHIER GONE.

Institution Has Ample Funds TO Pay
All o. its Obligations.
Chicago. Dec. 2i.-Richard Noeieck.
adopted son and cashier Of the private
hank Of August saehn 4 Co.. Bryn
Mawr and Evanston avenue. this city.
has disappeared. The business OF the
hank vas halted and Mr.. saehn was
paying Off depositors with checks
drawn On his personal account. The
bank had . capital Of $4,000 and Q
surplus Of 100000. The deposits are
$4,000. Mr.. Saehn said he had am.
pie funds TO pay every deposition In
full
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-24
sRCvIrles suNcHeo.

worn on the new street railway
for Ardmore begins Jan. I.
Thomas c. Garner. q switchman.
had IN arm cut off by train at Tex.
arkana.
BY q coal oil explosion :; Tulsa.
Okla. Jacob Vaughan was fatally
burned.
Bank OF sugden. Okla, capital stock
elo.e0o. . state Institution. has been
chartered.
Roman Catholic Bishop Forrest Of
Dan Antonio has recovered from his
severe ilhess.
Bids win be asked for the construc.
den Of Q reservoir dan for the Deni.
eon waterworks.
At Muskogee Aaron sugg and Lewis
Woods. charged with robbing the post
office at Fort Gibson. were acquitted
Captain r. N. Bcauforth Of the
Royal Scots infantry. q British regi-
nent. was robbed at San Antonio Of
go.
The safe In the establishment Of ID.
Head 4 Son at Durant. Okla. was dy.
namited and damaged 500. Ten dol.
lars was stolen.
At Victoria. Tex, Frank Jirou vas
convicted Of the murder Of Dan Nc.
Re. IT.. In Refugio county In 1908.
and given forty yeas- =
The residence Of Sam Perry NJ
Crowley. Ia. burned. Mn. Perry.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-24

Fairmont. w. Va. Dec. 2l.-Bodies
are gradually being recovered from
the two mines OF the Fairmont Coal
company a. Monongah. the scene Of
the great disaster Of Dec. 8. The total
number recovered. reaches SEQ. u
10 the general opinion here that 600
men. II not more, met death IN the
mines
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-24

ne A. q n. Campus has . deserted
look. only about nifty students out Of
he coo Who attend the college being
lses on the ground. Many Of these
stay during vacation In order 70 earn
Z little money TO help them through
succeeding terms. The State makes
N appropriation for student labor.
Which aids many . poor boy TO get IN
education. The laundry 10 run almost
eatirely by students: they unload
coal. IRE the engines. clean up the
grounds. act ~ walters at tie mess
hall At the Shirley. do all sorts Of
work around the houses Of professors.
an many once positions - IN fact.
make themselves ~ useful ~ one
could reasonably expect Of bunch OF
vide-awake serious.minded American
boys. They are afraid Of no kind OF
honest labor and the State allows
them for II The munincent rate Of "
Is 70 rs cents IN hour.
FoA those that stay. Mr.. sbiza viii.
- ~ provide an elegant Christ.
mas tpryhd. Other courtesies will be
shown them by the residents OF the
campus. 20 that they will no; be alto
gether lonely and forgotten. Mrs.
0elsecke IL arranging for . Christmas
tree on Christmss Eve night. to which
all the cadets will be invited along
with the children Of the campus. The
little folks are prepaylng to have some
entertaining literary exercises In con.
nection with the Christmas tree.
Prof. Charles Puryear. dean Of the
college and head OF the department Of
mathematics. left for Chicago. where
he will attend the annual meeting of
the American Association for the Ad.
vancement Of Science. Prof Puryear
IL especially interested In the mathe-
NAUTICAL section of the association. In
which. this year. the discussions viii
BE- limited to the teaching Of mathe-
mafics to engineering students. Tue
meetings Of the association win be
held at the University OF Chicago.
Mr.. Gates Thomas and Mr.. John A.
1.omax are both on the program for
papers In the Enelish section Of the
State Teachers association. which
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-24
owes HIMSELF UP.

ossssd That Ne Had Killed . Man q
Mount Vernon. Tex.
Mount Vernon. wash. Dec. a.
william vigerstaff walked into the
sherffs office and surrendered him.
self. saying that he was wanted at
Mount Vernon. Franklin county. Tex.
~. for murder. vigerstaff Informed
the authorities here that the Texas
killing occurred Ia an election row.
he being deputy sheriff at that time.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-24
TERRIFIC powNpouR.

Considerable RaIss Prevails ovss
North and Central Tsxss.
Dallas. Dec. 2l.-Advices received
say there has been heavy fall Of
rain al over north and central Texas.
The roads are In such . state that II
y almost impossible for farmers TO
visit the county sests and other towns.
and this nearly stopped business Bat
urday. The Saturday before Christ
mas 10 usually the biggest trading
day Of the entire year. and the mer.
chants are blue.
Thunder and lightning were heard
IN this city and vicinity Saturday,
while At times the downpour Of rain
Was terrific.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-24
DAMAGED ~ BOMB.
Five Story Building Shaken and
Every Window Blown Out.

New York. Dec. 21.-A five story
tenement house on First avenue was
shaken by the explosion OF a dyna
mite bomb. meant. the police believe.
for Angelo Traficanti. a barber. who
lives ON the first floors Every win
dow IN the building was blown out
and doors on the first floor torn from
hinges. but no one hurt. Authorities
think the explosion the work OF the
Black Hand"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-24
DIVES INTO WELL.

llinsss end Financial Wsery Drive
oseres ON 10 Suicide.
Homer. La, Dec. 1i.-lllness and
financial worry we're responsible for
the suicide Of George Gil. manager
Of the local cotton exchange. Inter.
rupting an interview with HE physi-
clan. Mr.. GIN walked over 10 the rear
Of his residence and dived into . well.
He fractured his skull on q bucket.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-24

Kansas City. Dec. al.-H. Clay wy
att OF Lawton. Okla. was found guilty
Of conspiracy to defrsud the govern
ment OF land IN the Rosebud reserva.
ton In South Dakota by . jury In
the Federal court here.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-24
evrHRIGs' GREETING.
NJ. erysn Kept Buoy Shaking Hands
with rhsussnds u psepis.


Guthrie. Dec. 2i.--Hou. w. J. Bryan
addressed the legislature Saturday
and was given an ovation Mr.. Bryan
arrived at Guthrie from wichita. Kan.
early In the day. He Was met AZ the
station by state officials. members Of
supreme court. members OF Demo
cratic central committee and others
u prominence. Previous TO address
ing the legislature. he was given a
reception. shaking hands with sew
eraI thousand people. when he en-.
tered the legislative building Mr..
Bryan was given an ovation. His ad.
dress was applauded most enthuis-
astically.
At night the Nebraskan was ten
dered banquet. nj which many were
present.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-24

convenes In Houston on December rs.
Mr.. NJ. w. Reed. also Of the Agricui.
tural and Mechanical English faculty.
viii attend thc meetings Of the Eng.
lish section.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-24

shaws. Miss. Dec. 2l.--A. A. VIII
son. a prominent merchant. shot and
killed Bud Doughty. Q wealthy planter
In the formers store here. II IL claim
cd Doughty was using improper lang
uage before ladies' In Wilson's store.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-24

london. Dec. 2i.-Five packages Of
gold bullion. weighing five tons and
representing 100000. were sent from
here to Liverpool for shipment on the
Campania to New York.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-24
ENGINE HITS suoov.

One Lady Killed. Another Fatally
Hufs and Third injured.
Des MoInes. Ia. Dec. -2l.-Mrs.
James Schofield was killed. Miss
Louisa French fatally hurt and Miss
Walters seriously injured when IN
engine struck buggy containing the
ladies while they were crossing .
railway track.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-24

Valparaiso. Chile. Dec. 2l.-Strike
Of nitrate workers was serious at
LasuraT In an encounter with troops
seven men were killed and sixteen
wounded.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-24
Min Dealers Indicted.

Chicago. Dec. 2l.-Ffftecn members
Of the Illinois MIR Dealers associa.
ton have been indicted. Charge Is
conspiracy In restraint OF trade In con-
nection with advance In price OF milk
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-24
sou,aes KNOCKED OUT.
James Flynn Of Colorado Whips the
Australian Champion

Bakersfield. Ca. Dec. 2i.-Bill
sQuires Of Australia was knocked out
BY James Flynn Of Colorado In the
sixth round by . right upper cut to
the Jaw. In the fourth round Squires
landed a hard right to Hymns jaw.
and had the Australian possessed the
ability 10 follow up the advantage the
battle might have ended there.
The end came after SQuires had
been forced across the ring. He was
coming out Of . clinch when Flynn
caught him with his right.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-24

PAlmero. Sicily. Dec. si.-1he
known dead by the explosion and fire
here 10 ninety-three and injured. 100.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-24
Or. r. Il. Harrison


cals promptly answered DAY o. sigks
Once kours > 70 II . - and 2 10 >p.n
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-24
WILLIAM GARLAND SUICIDES.
Noted Author and Son Of Late United
States Attorney General.

Little Rock Dec. 2l.-william Gar
land. son Of the late United States
senafok and Attorney General Gar
land. committed suicide at the Marion
hotel. Mrs. Garland was the author
Of . number Of interesting books.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-18
MOHAMMED'S BLOODY HAND
History of the Imprint on il Pillar In
 the Church of St. Sophia.

In the course of our exploration in Constantinople we visited building in an obscure and poor quarter of Stamboul inhabited solely by Moham- medans.
 It is called tue Mosque Kahrie, but 1t is or was q church dedicated to the Blessed Virgin. The beauty of the mosque ceiling and walls not even ecu turies of neglect have been able to ob literate.
 When we returned to the great Church of St. Sophia. now q mosque, and saw again the lrnt of the bloody hand of Mohammed, which is pointed out high up on the wall of that once Christian church, we understand its significance better than we had at first sight.
 Mohammed U. after advancing his outposts gradually and stealthily had finally, as if in night, crossed the Bosporus from Asia and raised his forts on the European see of tle stream. Just the day before, on , trip up the BoSporus. we had seen the vuins of those Notifications.
 The rulers of the city had protested h vain against this encroachment. . When the Moslems finally attacked the city the Christians fed in terror to St. Sophia. An ancient legend. firmly believed, promised that this sanctuary was absolutely safe.
 Mohammed proved the failacy of their trust by breaking down the doors. murdering those who had sought safe U there, men, women and children. co many of them that finally, forcing his horse over the great pile of dead bodies, away up on the side of pillar Ae planted his bloody hand on the clear wall in token of his victory over the Christians. That gory hand still overshadows the fairest portion of southeastern Europe.-Rosary Maga. 0dne.