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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-07
aaerlst Heiae Sspef@em.
6. 6ebruar.

- Sn Berlin bot R9 Elm Maroffo.
Spnbitat 9sbiloet, bas bic bsutf9en
SanbelstntsreHen tn Marofto fbrbern
riq.
- Wessu Der rsusrIt9en 2rauaIe
an Der uniberRtGt bot, Qembera. Ga.
Iiaten, uurosn 100 rutbsnii9e Stu.
bsnter In Daft gsnommsn.
- Die so3iaIiRsn In epanien 20.
Ben bsi4lofsn. BET ben bsporRebsnbsn
allssmstnsn Dablen gemsinfame Sa9s
NIT ben @spublitansrn au MAIDEN.
- Sn epanisn bsrrf@t Elm 10 tai.
tes Wetter. mite IS felt sinsm Wsnfdsn.
alter nt&t ~bas.ueisn, uno Der giieus
tabnDsrfebr if nberaa untsrbro9en.
- Der Strsit Der Watroien tn ben
psrf&ieoenen SafenpIdsen StaIisns 1T
fhr bssnbst srtldrt tporben. Die sr.
better baben ibre Gorberuneen ni9t
bsuiaigt srbalten.
- Der Ia Sabre aIte 6arrp st1id.
laHb bon Gainesville. &c.. tuuroe beuie
bon ben @rObssi&worsnsrt bon 0aQ
@ountp untsr Worbanitaee I'm L.
@rabe tusgsn grmorsuns fsinss Bru.
bers Wswton Stridlanb esfslt.
- Ha&bsm prdRbent Rooisbelt
ieinsn amtstermin bsenoet bot. gsbsntt
Ct eine Idngere Rsiis nod alasta 30
unternebmen. mo So9mtIb nod I'm
usbs,fuhe ~bor6anben it,. Ct tuiH
bort aIs %paiFOnirter Sdgsr Der 5agb
obliegen.
- 6arrp Suisbsr unb Wartin Se.
bile bon pIeaiant plain. Ohio. muir.
ben beute bon sinem grprsb,use Der
Nstu Dcrf @entralbabn getbotet, aIs He
Bet Winfons, g., auf benz Babn.
bamr1e 9ingen.
- Als &i&tsr Dabib Wartin unb
fein Sobn Wilton Wartin tn Rnott
@ountp. 2p.. bic 2aubRrabs sntlang
fubren, tuurbsn He bon Wdnneru an.
gsfallen, wel&s R9 I'm unterboIs Der.
ffedt batten. Der Sobn erIitt 3ue
S9ubwuroe1 unb III srnRli& b.rtpun.
bet, tud6renb Der Ri9tsr bur9 Stein.
tutrfs berlebt tuurbe.
- Bet gmaus. 3d., tpurbe cine
0uti&e. In meI&er 6err unb 6rau Sch.
mon aus 3ionsbile Hber bic Rreu,una
Der philadelphia. unb Rsabing-g abn
fabren MOLTEN, bon elmer 6ra9tIoto.
motibe angerannt unb 3ertrimmert.
Gte bsiosn @enanntsn trugsr t6otli9s,
ibr MbOptibfObn Sobn 5ibler f9 acre
UerleButlgtl o10on.
--1ef&moI3enes Wetaa, welGes ju'
fdais In taItes WaRer lief, osruria9ts
beute abeuo tn ben Gabrttanlasen Der
JainOis Steel 60. tn Chicago cine &c.
maItige @SpIoRou. STINT Nrbetter
tuurosn t0btli& bsrbribt unb ie&s
e&mel,6fen uurben bemoItrt. Der
e&aOsn bslduft R& uuf iibsr $780,.
900.
= Die 6o&6fsn Der garnsste Steel
90. baben TN abgeIaufensn Wonai
Sanuar, trot elmer 3~usitdetssn Geisr.
f4i4t. etnsn Rseorb ssnta&t; bic Rob.
etfeneraeuauue zines bsr0o&1fen tetrua
ffir ben Wonat 1868 9onnen unb bic
| tuD6entIt&e 4rpbuctton 2127 9unnerl.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-07

Das srobe Waritssbdube on
WeH Strabe In Nsp BORT. In benz
3Don3ta probuftenf irmen ibre Ser.
taufsfdnoe tatten, brannte teute Wa&t
al. $50, 600 6euerf&aben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-07
Snttrnrban SeitsS Isabelle.
7. u e. SpRem.


e@Heas Dur9sass na9 Sort Dapne.
S@nele Gur@siss nod Raripn
e@neue Dur1,iise mad 9eru-
e&nene Dur8sise mad 2~osanspcrt.
e&ueae Durdsfise aa9 anberfon.
S@neae Dur4sise mad Nuncie.
F,sss perIafsu SnoianapoIts.
Rnnete & Marion Dtptf! on.
Saurenes, 6Ortpiae, 8enoIetcn, Anbericn,
Rorttopn, Runeie, RibbIetown, aIeranbria
cHmrritUile, GairruCuut, @os gitp. Scnes'
torO, RartOn, gluftsn unb linton Gitp.
4 90 BIN. Il o. JR.
Is o. 8m. Q 90 guL
8 90 8m. % % gm.
~ o. 8m. 4 90 Sim.
q 90 gm. IS 90 9lm.
% o. BR. % OF Tnl
10 90 8m. s 90 9fm.
I'll 90 8mL n o. gM.
&11 O5 BIN. 70 O5 Rm.
IL 90 Rttss. IL 30 Rm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-07
Usanspprt & gsru 0%tutftpu.

xeiis tps5teue Beotenun9 na9 81. NapHs'
-8Ree neriaFen SnsianapoIis UNI TOO rao
Hoo DIR gornrittass unb 800 uns TOO
nor ssa&mittass, i4neLe Sabrt mad Sort
nBGrne madenb unb nit ben S1neutneen
$50 Solebo, Detroit unb Gina eerbtnbenb-
f,uie au& in ToIsbo uns Detroit nit ben
Ddmpiern, BITE auf bgn sroben Seen mad
Rafinac, Buffalo uHb ben Riasara 5dnen
iuaien, gerbinbuna ma&enb.
Der gsarion 5lper, Der S~nbianapoIis UNI
IL rbr Sorr1. unb 5 Ibr Ra4m. perIdbt,
kdlt nur in Anberion, aleranoria, Summits
stne, Sairuount, Sonesboro uno Sas Gitp
Sanction an.
I1:30 Gbsabs8us mad Ruaeie.
ll:30 Gbenos8us nod pera.
zzse fasrsn na9 Sort gsniamsn Sarrb
ssa nm 6,45 8m, 9:05 Bm, HOS BIN, los
sua unb sos Rm.
Bettere Snformation in Der DfFee: Ser'
.InaI @ebdubs. Sbones Reu, Ratn 6056;
1T, Rain 175, 1 RiHs.
JHe.anapolts & eafern.
SGuea , Bulge Iaufsn nod @reenfeIb.
xntsbtstopn, 9sp GaftIe, Cambridge ettp,
ai&mcnb, Dayton, Dbio, iebs stanbs bis
sIbr Absnbs, In Daptou, Dbip, nit aaen
o&ueusiseu, bic mad Springfield, goIuus
sns unb allen esntraIen gunttea Dbio's
Eaufen. gerbineune rna@eno.
Hbeu6'3ug un1 1880 Abenos mad Sniebts'
u~spn.
Bettere Snformation In Der Office: Ter'
zinaI @ebduSe. Bbones : Reu, Rain 6O65
zlt. @atn 175, l Riss.
SaeianappIts & WartiHsntae.
Ra6 Rsorespiue, getbans Bari, Rar'
TtasuiQs, Snb.
Grfe Rorssnsgar aHn 500 ubr Rorssns.
caun pon 700 u5r Rorssns iebe stanbs
Ns ZOO nbr Gbenbs.
Ebenb : gars rerIaFen bic Snterurbau
etatisr I'M 900, 1000 unb 11:30 Gbenbs,
Die 1000 nbrGar fdbrt ~ Bis eooresStus'
Beitere Snformation In Der Office: 9er'
ntnnI @ebdubs. 9bones: Reu, Rain 1855
GIt, RaiR l75, Sing.
indianapolis & Weffern Sraetior
Company.
RAD a1on, Danpine uno Swii4enftaticnen,
Grfe Gar berIdbt indianapolis I'M 8 nbi
Rorsens, oaun ieoe anoertbaIb Stnnben BIZ
$50 nbr Abenbs. 2este. Gar I'M 1l:l5 ubI
Nbenbs.
Beitere Snfornation IN Der Offce: Ger
uttnai @sbdube. gboneS: Hsu, Rain 6O55
aIt, Rain TO, l Rins.
JnsianapoIts Goal Iracttsa 90.
Gage Iaafen alnbEi4 Don S~nbtanapolii
nab 8IatrfeIS pou 500 nbr Rorssns Bill
REQ 1br absnSs.
Abenb,ase nm 9 unb 11:2o nbr abenbs.
Der 500 nbr ROrsens Sus Iauft MID
Sonntags.
Beitere S~nformation in ber DfFce: Ter
ritnal @sbdnbe. 89ones: 9su, Brain 1855
Ht. Rain 175, 1 Rins.
Snoianapolis & Rurthwefern.
e@nsr' gage na4 eratufOrbsuiue uns 60
fapette Iaufen ME fpIst: 600 gm., TO
8m., $40 gm., 800 gm., 1910 gm., 10.4
gm., lilo 8m., IL Rittass, Loo gm.
ale Em., 4:25 Qm., 800 Nm., ITO Rnt
200 Sm. uno 11:15 Sim.
9aee, treIds I'm 10:45 gnt. uno 4:25 Nrr
abfa5ren, ftnb Dur9;ise. mad erapfOrbs
bSle.
Der 11.15 abenbs ..3us,, fa9rt .nur bi
6rantfort.
Beitere Snformation In Der Office: &c,
suaaI @ebdube. Btcnes: Reu, Rain 6066
I'll, Ratn 175, 1 Sling.
~ Np
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-07
eIettrtf&er Wagen fhr3t
B6f3ung btnab.

ptttsbura, 3d.. 6. 5.br.
3Dansis perionsn. BACON fanf i6ot.
LID. tuurosn bsuts absnb berlebt, aIs
eth elettrifder Waesn Der pittsbura
Railuap eompanp 3uii@en gaff pitis.
burg uno Sraforb Giip entaleiRe unb
cine Sof&ung bon Is Gub S6bs binab.
ftr5te. Gas uneltf fanb bet Ran.
bridge tn Der Hdbe bon WiImeroina,
elmer @Orfaot bon pittsburs. fatt.
g &iffsbefabuns bonn fin.
tenoen S&tff serettet.
Q o 2 o n, 6. 5sb. 5anfssbn See.
leute, bic gsiaBune bes @loucefer
S6ooners y@aen 3. @leafon", Der
geRern bonn 2eplano 9ampfer .Wini.
frsoian" tn ben @runo gsbObrt tuurbs
uno be,ianf. Durbsn beute Bier bonn
vWtnifrsotan", Der otsislben bonn I'm.
tenoen Schooner aersttet batte. aslau.
bet. Die aOaiROn paiftrte tpdbrsnb
zines oiaten S&nssfurmes 300 Mei.
len noroueflt1 bon bier. AIs Der
Schooner gu inien bs9ann. tpurbe feline
S4iHsmanni8aft NIT elmer Seine on
Soro bss Sampfsrs esaosen. Der
Winifreoian" purbe niat bef9doiat,
tpdbreno benz Schooner Der Bug einae-
oridt potoen mar.
. etruntener Or atroee r'
3ieBt . orsefebten..
pttIabeIpbia, 3d., 6. Seb.
5ames u. Douglas. Der @aHsnmsifsr
oss Der. Staatsn Rreujsrs .S.nn,Rse".
Der beste bon benz Watrofsn Ssnrp
gurte bur6 sinsn G9ub i6otli9 Der.
uunoet tpuroe, ffarb UNI Wittsrnadt.
8urle. Der nit mtbrsren ieiner 2ame.
raosn bsute Worsen nod 24fhnoissr
abpsienbsit In bstrunfsnem 3uaanoe
nod benz Rreu3sr 3urtidtebrte, puros
bonn Qapiidn 8errp nit arrsff bsfiraft
uno ole Der @afsnmstfsr ibn ms ar.
rsfiofal abfibrsn polts, aoa sr istnsn
&spclber unb f&Ob orei SdtHs ab.
3uei trafsn ben Douglas. pdbrenb bt.
brittle RugsI ben 9dlfs.W aHsnmsifsr
Wcgool Isi&t bsrtpunbste.
9oteI uarsi
Wdb&sn.
Beaumon I. En-, 6. Sebruar.
Witte DECEMBER borig.n Sabrss psrs
f6afte bic biefgs Doung Wsn's gbrt.
ftan aHoetatiOn sinsm iunsen Wanns
bon stpa Is Sabrsn cine AnRelunQ
I'm bisfgsn Oats 9OteI, na9osm sr
ersdblt battle. baB er auf Der Su9s mad
Arbeit bon Reu 0ori nod BEN Sibsn
getommen unb cine 3eit lang In einsm
6ofpital In Wsw Orleans f&usr frani
gewsien let. Dor tpsnigen Sassn fislen
benz 8sf&dftsfhbrsr bss SotsIs BIZ
tpsibliaen Q6rperformsn bes rsusr
BEL Bop" auf, aIs H9 Isbtersr sin'
NAL In Sembsdrmeln bliden IieB. gu,
Reos asfsat, geffanb Der BEL Bop"
tpeinsno, BOB sr Elm Wdb&en iei uni
bic Rdnnsrtlsibuug nur anselsgt babe.
um IObnenoere Bei&dftiaung au fin'
ben. @dbreno oss tur3en Mufenibalts
tn Beaumont battle bas bertIsioste Ndb'
den bisle 5reunoe In 2reiien biefge,
iunger Wdnner gsfunoen uno mt
ibnen 9elessntli& bas 8beatsr befu3t
Der 8ei&dftsfibrsr oes 9otsIs muBt,
untsr ben umfdnbsn auf bic tpsitersr
Sieniflsifunssn Der angsbii6en Ren
DOrtsrin bsrai&tsn. Weinenb bsrIisi
He bas Sptel.
Rtsttrte ibr 2tben d,
Sdugling g.
bloom | n q I o n, Sq., 6. 5sb
Ssyou 6eoyn moItsys rhvooo hs,ks Z,
bic 3iferns, I'm ibr binsingsfalsneI
gabp ju retten. Webrsre Stunbel
lang fanb fs Biz gum 2inn I'm Dai
isr, bas ainb bod emporbaltenb
WobI f&ris bie nrr,s Wuttsr NIT ben
aufsebot ibrsr san3en 2unsentraf
anbalt,nb IN, 0Hlfe; aber bas sin,ig
msnf&Ii9e Deien, bas He b6ren founte
ibr anoerss ainb, NOR gu Helm. Mu
! 81, Tsi1sp SdI{s6I{A hXvks,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-07
MuSidliebung
Ser aiiaten lit Der @nnid Der Seuobner Der
Sarifir=S taateu.

Seierer getbebiser bats gSort. ghuer San 9omnsu:gerras. - @egen
Die geihhBuns mrrfaniider &eboluiouare. - gfue BenHonspor'
lase fir @eteranen. = 8abn.llna1faihif fr bei Ifo.
not. = GlefrHder Bagen fhr3t SUituns bnab.-
S6ifsbsiabung pom fnfenben SdiH seretst.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-10

as for the last two or three weeks.
One OF his attendants remained with
him until midnight and was relieved
by the other attendant. Shortly be
fore ! O'Clock Saturday morning Dowie
became delirlous and talked the same
as at religious meetings In the days
of his prime. He denounced people
with his old.time vigor. ordered guards
90 throw out disturbcrs and acted just
as he had on so many previous occa-
sions. He gradually became weaker
and the attendant telephoned for Judge
Barnes. who reached Shiloh house at
2 o'clock. Forty minutes later Dowie
died.
When Dowie died his wife and son
were ut Ben McDhu. Mich.
Judge Barnes Is a member OF voli-
vas council. but remained friendly 20
Dowie. believing him insane and not
responsible for his actions. Dowie's
wife. father and son held the same
views.
Eighteen months ago Dowie began
the promotion of q second Zion City
in Mexico. While engaged In this un-
dcrtaiing his health failed and he
went to Jamaica shortly before Christ
mas. 1905. for his health. While there
he suffered stroke Of paralysis. from
which he never fully recovered. IL
was at this time he appointed Wilbur
Glenn volIva first lieutenant and gen
eral overseer Of the church. A month
after voliva took charge In Zion City
he. by power Of attorney vested In him
by Dowic. had Ill the property belong
ing TO the church transferred from
Dowie 20 Overseer Granger. charging
extravagance and gross mismanage
ment by Dowie. At the time the trans
fer was made voliva called all Ziouists
10 the tabernacle In Zion City and de-
nounced Dowie. With the exception Of
less than 200 Of his followers ail the
Inhabitants Of zioa City chose voliva
- their future leader ana word Vas
sent 10 Dowie In Ns-'co tha. he had
been deposited. He ,lar.sc.ateiy start
ed for Chicago and took the contro-
versy to the courts for settlement
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-10
DHIA CLAIMS D0W!E.
DIES WHILE DEN0UNCING.
N His Last Moments the Strength Of
Other Days Appeared 10 Have Come
Beck and He Scored These Whom
He CIashsd With

Chicago. March 9.--At Shiloh house.
Zion City. John Alexander Dowie died
ct 7:4o O'Clock this morning.
: With Dowie when he passed away
were only Judge ID. N. Barnes and two
personal attendants.
II has been the custom TO hold 70
llgious services every Sunday after
noon In the parlor Of Shiloh house.
About $50 Of Dowie's original follow
ers remained faithful and attended
these services. Dowie always wore
his apostolic robes and made charac
teristic address. Five weeks ago these
meetings ceased and Dowie appeared
no longer In public. Sunday meetings.
however. were still held by his adher-
ents. Since that lime Dowie had been
gradually failing. Friday afternoon
there were indications OF his approach
ing death. He received few follow
ers and prayed for some people. His
condition seemed to be about the same
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-10

ssnass Committee tissrd Arguments
For and Against Measure.
Austin. March 9.-The senate com
mittee on insurance matters consid.
cred Representative Robertson's insur
ence reserve bill. Norris Lyman Cor
o. NV York, former member Of the
armstrong committee. appeared before
the committee in opposition to the
measure. He contended that the meas
ure Is unfair. a. II requires companies
70 deposit rs per cent Of their reserve
fund In the state treasury. and that II
would be disastrous to have companies
tie money up In that way. John Henry
Kirby OF Houston appeared before the
committee In favor Of the bill.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-10
Ex-aANoEa wRArHx.

Mcdonald indignant as osInn Referred
to a. 'contsmp&lbis Coward"
Austin. March 9. Captain w. ].
Mcdonald. former state ranger. nov
state revenue agent. was somewhat
wrathy when he read In q newspaper
that Major Penrose had referred to
him as "contmptible coward" He
says that Penrose Is angry before he
fMcDonald) had told Penrose he
thought more OF the negro soldiers
than he did Of their commander. Cap
tain Mcdonald is preparing a state
ment on the subject. in which he goes
into details OF the whole affair.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-10
WITHIN EIGHT YEARS.
hsrrod Of Opinion Canal VIII BE Com.
pieted In That Time.

New Orleans. March 9.--Major r.
N. Harrod. a member Of the Panama
canal commission. has returned home.
He said the work on the waterway has
progressed far enough to warrant the
assurance that the canal will be com.
pleted within eight years from now.
He added that, In his opinion. the total
expense Of completing the work Will
come within the original estimate.
especially so since the work. that had
been estimated 10 cost so cents per
cubic yard. Is beasy done for 5s cents.
Mr.. Harrod said he knew nothing Of
the reported intention of the presids,.
20 reorganize the commission.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-10
FOUGHT ON srRsAM.


oeargent. KY. March .. - Thacker
Rice and Speed and Elijah Bailey. two
brothers. were killed In desperate
nght In boat while crossing Middle
fork of the Kentucky river. twenty
miles below here. With them were
John Ellsmore. A dispute arose be-
tween Ellsmore and Rice. whereupon
the Zailey brothers took sides with
Rice. Ellsmore whacked Rice on the
head with an oar and then q battle
with pistols and knives followed. Ellis
more. himself badly wounded. nnally
reached the shore with his compan-
Ions. but they died soon after. The
nsht followed q celebration at a neigh
bor's home.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-10

0reenville. Ter. March s.-A are
q Emory. Rains county. destroyed the
posto0ce. telephone exchange. Crabb's
building an. York's store. The total
Losses ere eso.o00. with little insur.
asce. u y belisvsd 10 have been of
ineea1iary orisks.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-10
Ice and Cold STORAGE compsny.

Austin. March s.-Central Ice and
Cold Storage company OF Dallas. cap
ital stock 100000. fled its charter.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-10
No Session Saturday.

Austin. March 9.---Neither house Of
the legislature was In session Sstur.
day.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-11-07
MARSHAL'S SALE

No. 7S7-In the City Court of Sh-evc-
port, La. : Kirsch Bros. & Co. vs..
Miles Ford.
By virtue of writ of fer facts
ISSUED in the above entitled and mum
bered suit, by the Honorable R. D.
Webb, judge of the City Court, Shreve-
port, La, and to me directed, | have
seized and will sell at public auction at
the Texas street front door of the co.irt
house of Caddo parish, between tie
legal hours for sales, on
SATURDAY,, NOV. 16, 1907,
hat tract of land in section : of town
ship II north, range west, acquired hv
Miles Ford in partition with Mitchell
Ford, as per act recorded in conveyance.
book 80, uage 633, of Caddo parish, same
being part of the tract assigned to Me-
Ford and Mitchell Ford in act of PARTON
of lots 3 and 5 of said section :, as per
act recorded in conveyance book 20, page
IS, less one acre sold to Will Lewis, as
per act in book "a, page 465.
Terms of sale cash, with benefit Of an
praisement. O. P. OGILVIE,,
Oct. IS, 1907. City Marshal
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-11-07
Observation-Disclosures
Little Boy In Erath County IL,
This Nunbee.

Johnsonville, Tex, NG@. Inter.
esting facts are here given concern.
ing the living relatives of Elmer Glenn
Burks. aged 2 years and months:
He has fourteen living grandparents:
there are four grand, eight grand and
two great-grandparents, and also one
great great step-grandmother. His
father, ]. S. Burks, is % years old;
his mother, Anna Burks, %; his grand
father, ]. W. Bu-ks, "A; his grandmoth-
er. Mrs Carrie Burks, AZ: his grand
father Ed Cox. "A; his grandmoth-
er, Mrs. Martha Cox, 80; his great
grandfather, Alfred Cox, "a; his great
grandmother, Mrs. Martha Cox, 10;
great grandfather, D. B. Shaw, "a; his
great grandmother, Mrs Elizabeth
Shaw, 62, Jacksonville, Tex; his
great grandmother. Mrs Louisa Burks
SO, Bakersfield Cal; great grandfath-
er, DIR. j. w. c. Pettis, &c. Pearsall
Tex; his great great grandfather, Law
son Moore, IS, and his great great
grandmother, Mrs. Julia, Moore, Is,
Stephenville, Tex. All have seen this
hoy except two great grandparents.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-11-07
GOVERNOR AT BROWNWooD.
He Opens the Central Texas Fair a,
That City.


Brentwood, Tex, Nov. 7.-Governor
Campbell Tuesday opened the Central
Texas afr. His remarks were sub
stantially the same as other speecheo
he has recently delivered. being de
tense of the Thirtieth legislature. r.
was more pronounced, however, t.,a~
usual in his defiance of corporate in
terests to put candidate out agaias,
him, andm ore vigorous in his re
madks concerning the Waters-Pierce
OIL company and Henry Clay Pierce
Glorious weather attended the open
Ing of the fair, brand new enterprise
for this section, and 5000 people were
on hand to witness the splendid start
They gave Governor Campbell a
hearty welcome, and frequently ap-
plaude his remarks. In the course of
his speevh the governor expressed re-
greet that illness prevented his filling
his engagement in Brown county last
year, but his face beamed as he voic.
ed his appreciation of what these pc
pie had done for him at the priIna.
ries.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-11-07
INSTANT. AND PRESSING.

As to whether the reforms outlined
by the Governor are needed there i.
practically no division of opinion. The
people Of Louisiana are in favor o.
abolishing the fee system The primary
law needs amendment. Certainly the
State needs protection against defaultine
tax collectors. The needs for these re-
forms are instant and pressing. Other
matters mentioned by the Governor ii
his proclamation might wait, but these
should be settled at once.-Crowley Sig
nal.
The reforms outlined in the Gov
ernor's proclamation have been and are
being demanded by the people. These
are instant and pressing and what
ever failure may attend these reforms
will be placed on the shoulders of Lieu
tenant Governor Sanders. who has UNI
necessarily intermeddled with the appar-
ent design of securing their indirect il
not 1irect defeat. 1t is not possible for
Sanders and his followers to escape
Sanders must assist earnestly and hon
estly in seeing the reforms demanded
or he must be politically damned forever.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-11-07
WILSON'S VIEWS.
Chairman Of IIIinois Prohibition Com.
mittee Refers to the Election.

mittee Refers to the Election.
Chicago, Nov. 7-A!onZo Wilson.
chairman of th,. state Prohibition
committee, said: THE general Sue
cess of the prohibition movem 6 II
throughout the south, and in this state,
wherever the people have been given
the opportunity TO manifest theit
views, is an indication that people are
fully awakened 10 the dangers of the
liquor traffic
illinois is in a better condition as
regards prohibition than most peonle
are aware. There are ten prohibition
counties, and from the reports of the
election it is likely that other coun
ties have Joined the prohibition srouD
Fifty thousand square miles of the
state are now prohibition territory
and it will not be long before the re
naming 5000 square miles also are
made prohibition ritories. Nearly
100000 people live ir~ the territory.
This election, in ny belief, will be
followed by demand for additional
legislation that will enable the LIQUOR
traffic opponents to continue their
warfare against it. 1t is also evident
that the people of the country have
become thoroughly aroused over the
power of the saloon interests, as de
monstrated during the recent charter
election in Chicago"
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-11-07
LADEN WITH GOLD.
First Treasure Ship From Europe Has
Reached New York.


Reached New York.
New York, Nov. THE arrival OF
the first treasure ship laden with gold
for the relief of the present stringen.
cy, was the feature of the financial
situation Tuesday. The Kron Prinz-
essiOn Cecilie was reported off Fire
Island at s o'clock in the morning, and
soon after 10 o'clock sailed up to her
dock to strengthen New York bank
reserves. The Cunard liner, Lusitania,
will follow closely in his wake with
s10,000,000, and s14.OOO,OO0 will fol-
low during the remainder Of the week
and early ueXt week
The additional Withdrawals of 100000
pounds sterling from the Bank of Eng
land for the United States and 100000
pounds for Canada brings up the total
gold engagements on the present
movement to about $36,6O0,O00. The
news that the Bank of France had
shipped 100000 pounds in sterling
bills on London was received here as
an event of Importance as indicating
that French financiers were not only
able, but willing to help London and
the United States indirectly by re-
lieving the strain on the Bank of Eng
land caused by the heavy American
demands for gold. 1t is hoped that
this action of the Bank Of France will
deter the Bank of England from rails
ing it's discount rate to per cent at
the meeting of the directors Thursday
and the Imperial bank of Germany
from raising It's rate from IL to
IL per cent.