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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-26
Heart Strength

Heart strength. or Heat Weakness. means Mary,
Htrngth. or Nerve wcakness-nothlns mora poS
ftivcly. MOI one wax h,Art IN a hufdrcd ia IA ~
self. actually DISEASED. II IA almost always a
hidden tiny Little nerve that ruAily Is all az ,ault
simply needs and must have. more power. mors
stability. morn controlling. more governing
strength. Without that tho Heart must continue
these sams contrnillng neryeS
This clearly explains why. as q medicine Dr.
Shoopt Restorative has IN the pAsi done 70 much
Tor weak and Ailing Hearts. DR. shoop Int sought
the cause OF al this painful paipiAtins, suiocat
Ing heau distress Or. Shops Resfnntivp--this
popular prc-cription-is alone dirrcted 10 the.s
weak and wasting nerve ccnterL II builds;
II you would have stroas HeArtS strong a.
rc<fion. strsngfhsn tha<s neryos - ns-ostAblish
them a. neciod with
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-26
Hot AZ Henryetta.

Henryetta, l. T.. July 25.-At moor
"Wednesday the Thermometer register
ed i05 degrees.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-26
ALIENS NECK BROKEN.
Buggy He Was Riding In Demolished
bv Train.

BY Train.
Grandvicw, Tex, July 25.-Ollie Al
len. eighteen years old. was instantly
killed by passenger train one and
one-half miles north. He was In a bug
sy which was completely demolished
Young Allen was thrown about thirty
feet against a cattle guard and HIS
neck broken and his body was badly
bruised.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-19
WRIGHT SUCCEEDS ENGLISH
Former Omaha Elevator Man Joins
with NebrRska-IOwa Grain
Company.

J. II. Wright, jr for twelve years with
the Omaha Elevator company, has pur-
chased the interest % Arthur English In
the Nebraska and Iowa Grain company,
one OF the strong grain houses OF Omaha,
which has grown with the market.
Mr.. Wright will be assistant manager
and treasurer Of the company, while Mr.
English announces that he will take an
extended trip, probably spending the win
ter in Europe. s,..
When Mr.. Wright retired from the
Omaha Elevator company, October /, he
expected to enter business for himself and
planned 20 open an office among the mile
Of grain offices in the Brandeis building
When Mr.. English announced his desire
to go abroad and leave business for time,
Mr.. Wright became a member Of the firm
which Mr.. English left
Business on the grain exchange is much
better than It has been during the past
three weeks, and sales are reported every
day. The sales Monday were almost nor
NAL, and included in them car load of
rye.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-19
LITTLE PROOF OF INSANITY
witnesses In Bradley Case show that
Her Mind Was Greatly
Agifated.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S-Mrs. Annie NJ
Bradley, on trial on the charge of shoot
ing and killing former United States sena-
tor Arthur Brown OF Utah. today listened
to testimony regarding her sanity at the
time Of the tragedy and the story Of pre-
mature births while she was living in Salt
Lake City, beginning in the summer OF
1901 Newspaper men and police officers
who saw the prisoner Immediately after
the tragedy and her attending physician
during part of her residence in Salt Lake
City were the. witnesses. The defense
sought to show that the defendant was in
sane at the time she shot the former sena-
tor, but while there was ample evidence
Of an excited state OF mind. rambling talk
and denial OF coming to Washington with
the intention of shooting and suspicion on
the part Of one Of the witnesses that she
was insane there was no direct opinion
expressed that she was insane at the time
the deed was committed.
DR.. E. w whitney of Salt Lake City,
who testified to having treated her for
three rniscarriaees s.Ated that septicemis,
such as had resulted from her condition.
would probably leave a permanent injury
to the system, including the blood cells OF
the brain.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-19
PARDON AFTT7 JAIL WEDDING
Goes Shopping for TrOusseaG in
Charge of Sherihs
Deputy.

BY her marriage with Homer Guiles OF
Council Bluffs Monday night, Bonnie Bar
ton gained her re Ease from the county
jail. where she has been for the last ten
days. The ceremony was performed by
Dean Beecher in the presence OF deputy
sheriff and as soon as the words were
spoken she was given a full discharge
under the signature OF Judge Troup OF
the criminal court
Miss Barton has been held at the county
Jail on the charge of enticing 14-year-old
Nancy Smith to her room in the Arcade
on Ninth street. After her arrest she
showed signs OF repentance and desire
to lead a different life and Dean Beecher
interested himself In her behalf. Guiles.
who is an old sweetheart, was ready and
willing to marry her and Judge Troup did
the rest with an order releasing her as
soon as she became Mrs. Guiles.
In company with Deputy Sheriff stryker
she went out Monday afternoon and pur-
chased her bridal OUTFIT and the ceremony
was performed in th1 evening.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-19
HOPKINS AND MORMON ELDER
Illinois Senator Has Unpleasant Ez-
perience Speaking Mt Plano
on SmOOt.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1S.-The Tribune says:
United States Senator Hopkins will try to
forget the last time he discussed the Reed
Smoot case in Mormon community. This
was last Friday night at a dinner he at
tended at Plano, ILL.,, an old stamping
ground OF the Latter Day Saints. Some
time ago Postmaster George Faxon invited
the senator to address the members and
guests OF the Maramech club on the at
tempt to unseat Senator Smoot on the
charge Of polygnmy. The senator, who
opposed the expulsion. accepted with
alacrity. Plano. with it's old stone Mormon
church, seemed to offer as safe a PROPOSE
tion as could be desired.
The dinner was attended by 175 persons
Senator Hopkins made a lengthy address,
reviewing the part he took in the success
full opposition TO the expulsion of Smoot. At
its close DIT. 1. E. Bennett. president of the
club, called on Elder Cooper, leader of the
local church OF the Latter Day Saints for
"a few remarks"
In the course of an hours talk Elder
Cooper made It apparent that the position
OF Senator Hopkins in defending smoot was
disapproved by the Plano Mormons, who
disavow polygamy. He pitched into tho
senator so acrimoniously that the latter
lost his temper and called the elder a
'bigot." After a heated colloquy the
senator was induced TO withdraw this ap-
pellation.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-19
AUDITOR SEVERELY CENSURED
witness in Walsh Trial Several Times
Rebuked by Court During
Testimony.

CHICAGO. Nov. 1s.-Three blows from
the bench were dealt the defense in the
Walsh trial at the conclusion OF the morn
ing session of the court today. Judge An
derson ruled that the books OF the corpora
tions for whose beneft Mr Walsh is alleged
to have taken money from the Chicago
National bank. were admissible as evil
dence. He also held that such admission
is no violation OF the defendants con-
stitutional rights. The third ruling over
ruled the objection of the defense that
Bank Examiner Moxey is not competent
to explain the meaning OF entries in the
banks books
r. F. Williams. auditor OF the Southern
Indiana railroad, was the first witness
called. He proved an unwilling witness and
his answers and refusals to testify called
forth rebukes from Judge Anderson at fire.
quent intervals. Attorney william j.
Hynes, for the defense. also came in for
several reproofs from the court while
Williams was on the stand
c.. O. Frederioks auditor of the Bedford
Stone Quarries company, followed. His
answers were not sufficiently explicit to
please the government attorneys and the
court was compelled to take a hand in
directing the witness to make reply, as he
had done with williams.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-19
CHEAP JEWELRY BIG FRAUD
Charles Il. Marshall "TOuehes" Pub
lie for Twenty Thousand Doll
lars by scheme.

CHICAGO. Nov. 1S-Charles e. Mar
shall. who for two weeks conducted a mail
order business at SA Washington boule-
ward. offering $1,000 worth Of bankrupt
jewelry'' at something like l cent on the
dollar. has disappeared Colonel James e
Stuart, chief inspector Of the postofios,
yesterday called at the address mentioned
where he found several hundred copies Of
newspapers containing MarshalIs advsr-
tisement, several hundred letters from pub
fishers and nearly 200 bills for advertising
before Marshall fed. 1t is believed he
must have received between fl5.OOO and $40, =
O00 from persons who thought they could
buy diamond rings at IS each. He was
there only two weeks. Inspector Stuart
put a stop order on the rest of the mail.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-19
RUSSIANS SECURE LIBERTY
TVventSzFOuF Escaped Guards, Land
in New York from
Libau.

NEW YORK, Nov 1S.-Twonty-tour Rus
sian political prisoners, who, after beating
down the guards. escaped more than
month ago from the prison in Chernigon,
have arrived here. One OF them, Pesach
Paley, reached the East side with bullet
hole unhealed in his left leg. All the men
are secretive. still fearing their home gov
ernment, and have scattered. The men
have been prisoners since early in 1905.
when the czar issued a manifesto which
was construed by the people Of Moscow
to grant free speech. Many meetings were
held and political questions were openly
discussed. Admiral Dubassoff was there
upon ordered by the government to break
up these meetings with Cossacks. Con-
siderable blood was shed and big strikes
followed.
A month ago in the prison yard the
politioals made a preconcerted rush on the
guards. One was shot dead. The others
escaped to the woods and. aided by Sc
cret society. made their way to Libau.
where they secured passage on a steamer
to this country.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-19
IN MOURNING, WEDS FOR HOME
Duty TO Invalid sister Places
Omaha Girl in queer
Position.

Choosing between respect TO her
mothers memory and her duty toward on
invalid sister. Miss Emma Roach, 240l
North Thirteenth street, put aside the
black wells of mourning, which she had
assumed but day before. and put on
the bridal veil Monday to marry william
f. Smock.
Mrs. Katherine Roach mother Of the
bride. whose wedding followed in the
shadow OF the great bereavement was
killed last Friday morning by a North
western train, the funeral being held
Sunday The peculiar circumstances which
caused the wedding guests to ,nte 10
home almost before the mourners had gone
were such as to inspire the deep sympa-
thy Of neghbors of the Roach family, who
contributed generously to make the we'd
ding as happy as possible for Miss Roach
and Mr.. Smock.
For years Mrs. Roach and her two daugh-
ters have lived in the little home at 2ill
Thirteenth street, owned by Mr.. SmocS,
now the grown. Miss Emma Roach is
slightly crippled, while her sister is an in
valid. The family has been dependent on
the earnings of the crippled girl, who
worked in the city
When Mrs. Roach accompanied her
daughter across the railroad tracks Fri
day, as she was accustomed to do to pre-
vent an accident, little did Emma Roach
think that her mothers death would in
tervene and change the plans FOR her
wedding, which was arranged for Sunday.
But her mother was killed when returning
to her home, and after the accident IL
would have been necessary for Miss Roach
to leave the invalid sister alone, or send
her to a home
Unwilling that the two sisters, now the
more dependent on each other, should he
separated. Mr.. Smock persuaded Miss
Roach not to postpone the wedding, but to
marry at once and retain the little home,
promising that is should always shelter the
sister Accordingly the couple We're mar
red in Omaha Monday morning. While the
young people were gone friends and neigh
bors called at the little homo to pToffer
sympathy and help IL necessary. Learning
OF the wedding one woman sent her daugh-
ter home to make a wedding cake and other
dainties and communicated with other in
terested friends. Tho result was that
when Mr.. and Mrs. Smock returned Mon
day afternoon they found more than one
substantial wedding gift in the way Of
house furnishings, and the table was set
with a tempting wedding breakfast.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-19
HOME RUN FOR TAFT
Secretary Engages Passage from Ham.
burg December Seven.
REGRETS AT NEED FOR HASTE
Most Of His Engagements in Europe
Will Be Cancelled.
WILL NOT STOP IN BERLIN
Paris and London A 2: Cut from
secretarys Itt
IMPORTANT BUSINESS F" TOME
Pnrty VIII Leave st. PSs Y 'E
December Five, and Embar>,i>
President Grant at Hamburc
Two Days Later.

HAMBURG, Nov 1s.-secretary Taft has
engaged passage for New York on the
Hsmburg-American line steamer President
Grant sailing from here Saturday Decem-
ber z
PARIS, Nov 1s-The dispatch received
Mt the American embassy from Secretary
Taft, who is now at Vladivostok, announc-
ing his Inability TO visit Paris or Berlin on
his way home from the far cast. says that
important business at home" makes II
impossible for him to visit either Of those
capitals. The secretary will leave ST.
Petersburg December direct for Hamburg
and viii sail for New York from that port
December Z.
BERLIN, Nov 1s.-Regret is expressed
at the foreign office here at the fact that
Secretary Taft's plans viii not permit him
to be entertained here or to visit Emperor
William in England. While It is perfectly
understood that Mr.. Taft had no special
object in altering his plans, It would have
been most agreeable for his majesty to
have received the distinguished American
traveller, to have exchanged views with
him and to have shown him many courte-
sizes.
The emperor would have been able to see
Mr. Taft in England UP to December g.
and as the audience was arranged at the
seoretary's REQUEST, It is presumed that
some urgent reason exists requiring him to
hasten home.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1s-secretary Taft,
who arrived at Yladivostok yesterday has
cabled Major Mcintyre, the acting chief of
the insular bureau. to engage accommo-
dations for him and his party on the steam
ship President Grant, which leaves Ham
burg. Germany, on December 7 for New
York. The secretary said nothing about
his program for the stay in Asia or Europe.
Mr.. Taft telegraphed that all the party
were we'll. 1t is understood here that Mrs.
Taft win not come TO the United States
with the secretary, but that she will remain
in Europe for a short time.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-19
FRUIT J0BBERs ARE HEARD
Make Their, Appearance Before Inter-
state Commerce. Commission at
Warrington.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1s.-Tho Interstate Com
merce commission today began the hearing
Of evidence in the case OF the Western
Fruit Jobbers' association against the five
express companies which are charged with
handling fruits, vegetables and oysters on
commission. Hearings in the case have
already been held in Kansas City and
Omaha and It ls expected that the express
companies will consume about three days
IN presenting their side Of the case. When
this is finished briefs will be filed and oral
arguments will be heard by the commits
sion IN January IN Washington. d. c.
Charles H. Totnan. route agent for the
United States Express company. was on
the stand throughout the morning. His
testimony was that the company encour-
aged growing OF crops, because It meant
money to handle the produce. He ad-
mitted they had acted as agents in finding
markets. so as to encourage shipments,
but denied that any OF the money OF the
company was involved in the matter.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-19
FOREIGN.
LEWIS SHUT OFF FROM WORLD
Fraud Order of Postmaster General
Blocked Business of Sc.
LOuih Man.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1S-Edward @. Lewis
on trial in the United States district court
on the charge Of having used the mails to
defraud in organizing and promoting the
Peoples United States bank. took the
witness stand in his own behalf today. He
dramatically told the jury how he came
to organize the bank and asserted the in
stitution was founded for the benefit OF
the farmers of the country, and that he
had first submitted plans for the bank to
approved them.
is 38 years old, is mayor OF University
City. st. Louis county, and justice OF the
peace there.
He said the plan Of the bank first oc-
CURED to him early in 1902. He said that
owing to rural subscribers to his publicA-
tion he came especially in touch with
rural business This led him to form the
project to establish bank Of and for that
class Of people. He said It was his pur-
pose to convert practically everything he
had In the world into stock in his People,
bank. and was doing so as fast as he could
when his bank was closed by the Post
office department.
Practically every institution in which I
am or have been interested in has been
paralyzed," Lewis testified. II was abso-
lutely isolated from the world. and my
enterprises were annihilated. could not
even get a letter from my wife or my
mother"
There were several lively tits between
counsel on both sides. but Lewis was al
lowed TO tell his story.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-19
IT is GREATER PITTsBURG
Decision of United States supreme
Court for Union with
Allegheny.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1s-The suit arising
out OF the effort to consolidate the cities
Of Pittsburg and Allegheny was decided
by the supreme court Of the United States
today In favor OF the consolidation, the
opinion Of the court being handed down
by Justice Moody. =
PITTSBURG, Pa. Nov. 1S-The action
OF the United States supreme court in de-
ciaring the greater Pittsburg bill conatltu-
tional, was received with enthusiasm here
today. The consolidation gives the city
an area Of thirty-eight square miles and
an estimated population OF $4,000. II will
outrank Cleveland and Baltimore. giving
Boston a close race for NTH place IN size
and will have the largest tonnage OF any
city In the world.
The onicials in Allegheny will at once be-
come deputies to those in Pittsburg until
the next election, which is in 1903.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-19
FORM WHITE HAND
Society Formed I'm Chicago TO wage
War AgRtnht BlaCIEmaiIing
Organization.

CHICAGO. Nov. lS-Aroused by increas-
ing boldnesH on the part OF desperate
blaekmaiierH, masquerading under the name
OF the BLACK Hand" professional and
business men among the Italians Of Chi
csgo yesterday organized the White Hand
society.
From now on the Mano Biana-white
Hand--will wage a war OF determination
against the Mano Nera-Black Hand
society.
The crusade has been started by the
two leading sicilian societies Of Chicago
The Unione Sicilian. the strongest sicilian
society in the west. consisting Of moro
than 1l00 members. met yesterday for the
purpose Of organizing against the Black
Hand" Similar action was taken by the
soneita Trinaoris. OF 800 members.
The Italian Chamber Of Commerce. with
its $50 members. also went on record as
approving the movement and will give its
moral and financial support
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-19
HAZEL ENJoINS SWlTCHMEN
WOFLEmen on New York Linea Pre-
vented from Breaking Agree
meDt with Roads.

BUFFALO. N. Y, Nov. l2-Judgs Hazel
this afternoon in the United States circuit
court granted a temporary injunction on
behalf Of the Delaware. LAckawanna &
Western Railroad company restraining the
switehmen's Union OF North America, and
the Buffalo lodge and It's ohicers, from
breaking an agreement alleged TO exist be
tween the company and the switchmen's
union. This agreement provides for the
scale OF wages 70 be paid the switchmen
and the petition for the order states that
a strike Is threatened which will place
this contract M jeopardy a.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-19
SALOON TAXES RUN SCHOOLS
Women of Alabama Request LegisIa-
turs Not to Pass PrOhibi-
tiOn Bill.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. B.-The pres
ence Of women using their influence against
the passage OF a state prohibition bill was
a novelty enjoyed by members Of the legis-
lAture today The bill has already passed
the house. The women appealed to sena-
tors to kill the measure, or amend It to
make II effective not earlier than 1910 The
first on the ground were Mrs. z semmes
Coliton, daughter OF the confederate ad-
miral Raphael semmes, and Miss A. Kirk
land. who as ohicers Of the Mobile schools
say the loss OF the saloon taxes will make
II impossible TO carry on the schools.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-19
CONGO ATROCITIES SHOWN UP
Rev. Joseph CInrk at Chicago Gives
Proof OF the Deeds of
Soldiers.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1s.-Bland insinuations
that Professor Starr of the University Of
Chicago was only mislnformed or lacking
in observation when he reported that there
were no atrocities IN the Congo Free state
we're made last night by the Rev. Joseph
Clark, thirty years a missionary in those
regions in talk on "The Truth About the
Congo" at Hull house.
Professor starr said that he had never
been in some of the regions In which he
proclaimed that there We're no atrocities
and pointediy told me that he did not want
to be shown any evidence when he was at
my mission, because he did not want to
get into the controversy" said the mission
ary.
The Rev. Mr. Clark showed stereoptlcon
pictures OF the arms and stumps of little
native children whose hands had been
chopped, off by the black soldiers of King
Leopold. To save bullets the soldiers some
times cut the hands from the living victims
and then told them to so die.
Some of them did not die" said the
speaker There are ten. of them living in
my district which is no larger than Chi
cago."
The missionary told of many instances Of
the inhuman atrocities At the last he
threw q slide OF King Leopold on the screen
and it was Missed by the audiance who had
listened to him.
Together with the Rev. Herbert S. john
son Of Boston, the Rev Mr. Clark is MAX
ing a pilgrimage Of education throughout
the United States to arouse n popular sem
timent against the administration of affairs
in the Congo and in the hope that pressure
may be brought to hear on the government
of the United States TO urge a reform in
the exploitation of the natives
Let each of you write letter to Elihu
Root, secretary of state, asking him to in
terceda for these poor natives" he urged.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-19
ANOTHER KENTUCKY TRIAL
b. F. French VIII Face Jury at nea4-
tyVtlIe on Charge OF
Murder.

LEXINGTON, KY. Nov. ls.-B. FELTON,
French, lawyer OF Winchester. will be put
on trial at Beattyville today for completely
in the assassination Of James B. Marcum
Of Jackson. May 4, 1903. French was
charged jointly with Judge James Hargis.
Ed Callahan, John Smith and John Abner
with the crime. but secured a separation
Of his trial from theirs. French was tried
in August, 1906, hung jury resulting He
secured q new trial. Hargis and Callahan
At their trial on this charge were acquitted.
Smith and Abner are yet TO be tried. Cur
tbs, lett and Tom White are now serving
life sentences in the penitentiary for the
crime.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-19
Pennsylvania BUYS SITE
Largest Real Estate Deal iR City
fer Railroad Depot in
Chicago.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1s.-Ths Journal declares
today that the largest realty deal in the
history Of Chicago is revealed by the state
ment OF real estate agents that the
Pennsylvania railroad Is about TO construct
a large passenger station on the west side
Of the river on property, which It has been
purchasing quietly for some time. The as-
gregate value OF the purchase is said to be
about t2S.OCOo0O. The land asauirsd is said
TO extend from Van Buren street to Thirty
first street one and a half miles
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-19
HUNDRED CARS IN OPERATION
LOuiaviIIs street Car Men VIII Sub
NIT Proposition TO Arbitrate
Differences,

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 1G-The Louisville
Street Railway company operated about
100 cars on its principal lines up to noon
today. There was no disorder. The rail-
way company claims that more than a
dozen strikers applied for their old posi-
tions during the morning. Benjamin Com
mons Of New Orleans. In charge OF the
strike, denies the defsctiOns and says that
not man has left the ranks Of tho
strikers. The strikers win. II is said. sub
NIT q proposition TO the railway officials
this afternoon for arbitrating their differ
snces.