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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-01
BANK STOPS BUSINESS.
Arrangements Made to Pay All
Its Obligations.

Austin. Sept. 30-The American
Bank and Trust company of Temple
has closed its doors and gone into vol
untary liquidation, according 20 a tele
gram received from John ]. Cox, pres
ldent Of the institution. by Commits
sioner of Banking Love. President Coz
wires that he has placed the affairs
OF the bank in the hands of State
Bank Examiner Dezavalla. The bank
was organized last fall with $4,000
capital. Its deposits Tuesday amount
ed to $4,000. Arrangements were
made before the bank closed to pay
all depositors in full through a Temple
bank. The failure is said to be largely
due to the opening for business dur.
ing the panic last fall.
Confederate pensioners will only get
SIS per quarter for next two quarters,
according to the apportionment just
made by the Comptroller of $25O, 900 to
pay pensions for the next six months
This is a decrease of 81 for each quart.
er from two previous quarters. The de.
crease is due TO the increase in the
number Of pensions. which are now
nearly 5000.
The Northumberland Lumber
company of Dallas filed an amendment
TO its charter, changing its name OF
the corporation to the Duncan-Green
Lumber company
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-01
ATTACKED BY BURGLAR.
Superintendent Struck by a Man Con
cealed In a Vault.


Chicago, Sept. 30.-Concealing him
self in the vault Of the office Of the
A. d. Allen Manufacturing company.
a thief stole $500 after committing a
murderous assault on Henry Gibbs,
the superintendent
The robber struck Mr. Gibbs on the
head with a revolver when he opened
the door of the vault to get the
money which was part OF the pay roll.
Thrusting the superintendent into the
vault and making him a prisoner by
turning the combination knob, the ban
dit sped toward the door.
The way was blocked by Miss Bar.
bara Walters the company's steno-
graphct and Henry Gallagher. the
bookkeeper.
If you raise a hand to stop me. I'll
XIII you both" the thief said, as he
levelled the revolver.
Springing over a railing the robber
who was masked, reached the door
before Miss Walters or Gallagher could
attract the attention of the large force
of employees who were within hearing
distance he ran to-a nearby street
where ii is thought horse and buggy
was awaiting him The door of the
vault was quickly opened and Mr.
Gibbs. bleeding from a cash on the
head, staggered out His injury is not
serious
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-01
FREIGHT RATE HEARING.
Expert Lincoln combsts Idea That Ad.
rqs-a vance Is-Justified.


rqssa vance Is-Justified.
81. Louis. Sept SO.-The hearing
which the interstate commerce com
mission is holding here on recent ad
vance Of freight rates to Texas and
southwestern points was resumed
Wednesday J. c. Lincoln. an expert
on freight tariffs, took the stand to
continue his testimony OF Tuesday
when he combatted the idea that an
advance is justified.
The complaint filed with the com.
mission by the merchants freight bu.
reau OF Little Rock aaginst the St
Louis. Iron Mountain and Southern
Railroad company may be dropped
IL has been proposed 10 consolidate
this case with the present hearing A
r. Bragg, manager OF the bureau, ask.
ed the commission 10 postpone the
case, saying matters are being adjust.
ed with the railroads The complaint
alleged that rates between st. Louis
and Arkansas points was raised with.
out corresponding increase in
charges between St Louis and New
Orleans, Shreveport and other cities
that are interested
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-01
RATHER FAMILIAR.
Students Call Longworth mick"
and Sherman Sunny jim"

Urbana, ILL.,, Sept. 30.-A large mum.
Der OF the students Of the University
of Illinois at Urbana shouted them
selves hoarse when Nick" Longworth,
as they delight to call him, spoke to
them on campaign issues, using base.
ball SMILES to score his striking
points. In their eargerness to show
their appreciation Of the congressman
from Ohio. however, they did not neg.
lect their guest Of honor, the Repub.
lican vice presidential nominee, Hon.
j. 5. sherman, whom they greeted as
sunny jim Both gentlemen seemed
delighted with the attention paid
them
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-01
Daniels Makes Letter PuhIlc

Chicago Sept 30.-Josephus Dan.
iels, chairman of the Democratic press
committee, has made public a letter
written TO Attorney General Bona
parte, at the instance of the Demo
cratic national committee asking the
attorney general how many of the PSI
socalled trusts of the country have
been proceeded against in the courts
by the Federal government and how
many more cases he expects to file.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-01
Issuing Repeated Warnings

Vienna, Sept. 30.-The Austrian gov.
ernment is issuing repeated warnings
against the emigration of subjects to
America, and particularly to Pennsyl.
vania. II points out that reports re-
ceived from the Austro- Hungarian am
bassador at Washington describe the
conditions in that state still bad and
says that further dismissals of labor
ers may be expected.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-01
Victim of Own Tran.

Gainesville. Tex, Sept. SO.-olne
Pesrcy, young business man was the
victim OF his own gun trap and one
leg was almost shot off. Owing to
frequent burglaries Pearcy placed a
gun in his store with a contrivance to
pull the trigger upon oepning the door
He forgot the trap he set and when
hsSspened the door Wednesday morn.
ing loads from both barrels of the gun
was emptied into his leg. His condi.
tiou is serious
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-01
VIII Fiqht ExtradItion

Waco. Sept SQ.--The preliminary
trial Of Antonio Arauio. the alleged
Mexican revolutionary leader, said to
have published paper called Liberty
Justice and Equality at McAlester,
Okla. and Austin has commenced
here. Secret service men have been
working on the case. The prisoner de-
clares he will fight extradition and
he employed eminent counsel.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-01
Bride and eroom Drown.

Lexington. Ky, Sept 3O.-Rev. F. NJ.
Hill and his wife, who had been married
only few days, were drowned near
Chaplain Mr. Hill was a leader in
the Methodist church in Kentucky.
Rev. Hill and wife were driving a
horse. which became frightened and
backed their vehicle over a high bank
into the river
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-01

oeCuHd FTImdry
New Orleans, Sept. 30.l
ond Democratic primary elA
life was nominated for "a
the Sixth district over Co1
Favrot. Taylor defeated CA
present incumbent. for railrd
missioner in the Third railro
mission district.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-01
From Poverty to Plenty.

Fort Worth, Sept 30.-George Ttate,
aged fifty. has received advices from
Memphis. Tenn, that he is one of the
heirs to a 100000 estate left by an
uncle, who died recently. Tate is al
most penniless and has been earning
a meager living by odd jobs, He goes
at once to Memphis.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-01
Or. Dennan Fatally Injured.

Lufkin, Tex. Sept. 30.-Dr. A. n.
Dennan died as the result of injuries
received Wednesday morning when a
Houston East and West Texas engine
backed a car upon an automobile in
which he was riding with Miss Snably.
The latter was uninjured Dennan had
both legs broken in several places
and both feet mashed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-01
Mistaken Eor Niuht Rider.

Terrell. Tex. Sept 30.-George King.
a negro cotton picker, was perhaps
fatally wounded by Alfred Freudiger,
a farmer near Poetry King had just
arrived from Shreveport en- route to
Poetry. He became lost and arriving
at the Freudiger home the farmer mis-
took him for a night rider and fired at
him
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-01
Farmer eored by Cow.

Denton. Tex, Sept 30.-James
Frank. a farmer, was seriously gored
by a cow
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-01
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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-13
IGNoBLE BURIAL FOR ANARCHIST.
Body OF Averbuch Laid Away in Potter'f
Field--Sister Shows Love.

Body of Averbuch Laid Away in Potter'f
Fisld--Sister Shows Love.
The body Of Lazarus Averbuch, the
young Russian Jew who tried to take
the life OF Chicago's chief of police,
was burisCjThursday night in the pot
ter's field. The would be assassin's
sister, Olga Averbuch, her resources
exhausted, gave reluctant consent to
hterment by the county, and in the
darkness of night with a dreary rain
pouring down, unaccompanied by rel
ative or friend, the corpse Of the
unfortunate youth>was taken to Dun
ming, the site Of the, county poor farm,
and there by the light of lanterns
placed in the grave that had been pre-
pared for it.
Following her release from custody
at noon Thursday Averbuch's sister
made vain. attempts to have her broth
er's body given burial according to
Jewish rites. A number of undertake
ers were communicated with in her
behalf, but all declined to take charge
OF the body. Appeal was made to
several rabbis with like result Coro-
ner Hoffman then arranged for the dis
position of the body.
Before it was taken from the morgue
Miss Averbuch asked and was permit
ted to have photograph taken of her
self with her arms about the neck
OF her brothers body. This done, she
was led away, sobbing.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-13
GARY SECURES
SENATE SEAT
Elected BY South Carolina Lsgisla.
ture to Succeed Latimer.
DEADLOCK is BROKEN
Popular Abbevills Attorney Won Out on
Eighteenth Ballot Short Sketch
of the New Senator.
DEADLOCK is BROKEN

On the eighteenth ballot, the South
Carolina legislature, in extra session,
at Columbia, Friday. elected Frank B.
Gary of Abbeville, United States sen.
ator to succeed the late Senator A. c.
Latimer.
The deadlock continued two days,
and Mr.. Gary vas elected on the
fourth ballot Friday, receiving 81
votes. The legislature convened in
special session March for the pur-
pose of electing Senator Latimer's
successor.
The claim Is made that the nomina-
tion of Sheppard caused a break to
Gary along former factional lines. ne
four votes Friday were as follows:
First bahot: Gary 81, Walker %.
Coker "a, Nash IA, Mcleod IA, Mail
din 8, Willie Jones 4, Ira B. Jones 5.
Second ballot: Gary 20, Walker 2s,
Mcleod IL, Mauldin z. Lever Z, Ira
B. Jones 4, Willie Jones 4, Coker 10,
John c. Sheppard Is.
Third ballot: Gary IS. Walker IA.
Coker 2, Sheppard "a, Mauldin Z. Le-
yer 10, Ira B. Jones 4, Mcleod 3, Willie
Jones /, McKeithan /. I.
Fourth ballot: Gary elected: secur-
ed 81 votes.
Frank Boyd Gary was born March
9, 1860. He is nephew of the late
Gen. Mart w. Gary. He graduated
from Union college in 1881. and is
lawyer by profession. In 1890 he
was elected to the house of represen-
tatives and served as a member OF
the constitutional convention In 1895.
In 1896 he was elected speaker of the
house. and served in that capacity for
five years. He was a candidate for
governor in 1902. being the first to adj
vocate local option as between prohi-
bition and the state dispensary.
Mr.. Gary comes of a distinguished
family, having one brother, Eugene b.
Gary, on the supreme court bench Of
the state. and another, Ernest Gary, as
a circuit judge. He is nephew Of
the late General Mart Gary, famous
confederate general
Mr.. Gary is supporter of William
J. Bryan, stating that he believed the |
Nebraskan would be nominated by the |
Denver convention. His strongest op-
ponent, LeGrand G.. Walker, favored |
the candidacy of John A. Johnson OF
Mr.. Gary viii not stand for re-elec-
ton, his term expiring March 4. 1909.
Senator Gary's wife was formerly
Miss Evans Of Florence, and she is q.
of one of the most promi-
,ent families in South Carolina They
have only one child.
Senator Gary stated Friday night
hat he had appointed Cecil Wyche. q
graduate of the South Carolina Mill
AIRY academy. as his private secre-
AIRY. Mr.. Wyche is now teaching
school in Newberry county.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-13
CO-RECEIvER DENIED.
Judge Pendlston, at Atlanta, Decides One
p. Interesting Feature Of the
Neal Sank Case.

Neal Sank Case.
Judge Pendleton at Atlanta Friday
afternoon denied the Intervention of
s. Booth and Others in the Neal Bank
case. holding that the contract be-
tween the bank and the Atlanta Clear.
ing House Association was valid, and
that the title to the 1926. 900 collateral
deposited by the Neal bank to secure
the certificate issue Of 100000 is in
the clearing house.
Booth and others, who were deposi-
tors in the Neal bank, sought to have
this collateral turned over to the re-
ceiver Of the insolvent bank, the Gen.
trail Bank and Trust Corporation, for
collection and final distribution among
the creditors, and to have a co-receiver
appointed on the ground that the re-
ceiver as a member of the clearing
house, was attempting to establish a
preference for itself in the certificate
matter.
AS this was denied, the clearing
house will continue to collect on the
collateral until the Neal debt for the
certificate issue is discharged.
That is, if the supreme court afirms
the desision of Judge Pendleton. As
soon as the decision was rendered At
torney r. B. Blackburn, one of the
counsel for the depositors. stated that
the case would be carried to the high
er court.
The court simply held that the clear
ing house was merely the agent for
the banks. and that as the contract be-
tween it and the Neal bank was valid,
the intervenors were not entitled to
the collateral in question.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-13
IN HONOR OF DEAD CHILDREN
Flags at Cleveland, Ohio, are Half-Mssted
Death Roll is l64.

Death Roll is 164.
The board Of education of the city
Of Cleveland, Ohio. Thursday night,
ordered all city schools closed Friday
and that flags be half-masted on all
buildings.
Twenty-four hours after the disas-
ter which swept into eternity approx
imately one-third Of the school chill,
dren OF North Collinwood, the death
roll numbered one hundred and sixty
four. OF these one hundred and thir.
ty-seven had been identified at the
Lake Shore morgue, while twenty
seven bodies remain there in con-
dition of mutilation probably forever
Beyond chance of being recognized.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-13
NEW SERIES VOL. XIV.
We prepay freight and express
charges On all mail orders of $500
or over. Send us your orders.
BEAUTIFUL NEW DRESS LINENS.

We are showing most beauti-
ful and comprehensive assortment
of fine white and colored linens
suitable for suits, skirts, children s
dresses and boys suits-ranging
in price from 1Scts to Scots.
u inch, pure linen suiting. We
are showing a beautiful assort-
ment of new shades in blues,
browns. pinks and hello. This is
beautiful, pure linen fabric regu-
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27 inch. mercerized linen. A
beautiful smooth, even fabric of
very high luster. This is an ex-
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70: sdcts per yard. now Scots.
Quality, consider our prices are
always the lowest. If you should
care to take advantage of any of
these specials, send to US for just
what you want and we assure you
entire satisfaction.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-13
Singer Becoines Naturalized.

New York.-Mme. Sehumann-
Heinck, the first woman singer Of for
eign birth Of prominence to take out
citizenship papers, appeared before
Judge Ten. Eyck in Newark, n. J..
and became a citizen of the United
States.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-13
poPULIsrs OF GEORGIA CALLED.
State Executive Committee to Gather In
Atlanta on March "a.

State Executive Committee to Gather In
Atlanta on March "a.
A call has been issued from Atlanta
to the populists of Georgia by Chair
man ]. ]. Holloway and Secretary J.
e. Bodenhammer of the state populist
executive committee, asking all who
believe in populist principles to meet
in the senate chamber in Atlanta at
10 o'losk, In the morning on March
"a. next for the purpose Of selecting
delegates to the populist convention,
which has been called to meet in st.
Louis ON April 2. Chairman HoiIo-
way states that he expects . good
eptenoanees -L.l1 ll8 ! -l-LL-As
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-13

New York and Pennsylvania have
raised the pay of school teachers al.
most up to that OF the day laborers,
notes the Atlanta Journal
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-13
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-25
VOtO de graCiaS

FL ministro de Estado espanol
ha dirijido un telegrama al Mi
nistro Plenipotenciaro de Espa-
fla en- Cuba, don Ramon Gaitan
de Ayala ,manifestadole que ex-
prese Ell profundo reconocimien.
to que sienten S. M. ell rey Y el
Gobierno espanol por la conduc-
Ia que han Observable tanto las
autoridades como Ell pueblo y la
colonia espanola de la Isla de
Cuba. ante la presencia de la
corbeta de guerra Nautilus
en- aguas de la Habana, Y elem
tusiastas recibimiento que sc lie
ha dispensado.
Tambien manifesto el Minis.
tro de Estado que SO la conce
dido d don Francisco Gambia.
Presidente del Casino Espaflol
della Habana, La Gran Cruz del
Merito Naval
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-25

Tienen ahora armas tan perfeccio-
nadas como las nuestras. Saben usar
las, y EN- estos dias, los obuces lama
d $ por excelentes caflones de tiro
rapido. caian en- las avanzs das de las
tropas del General D'Amade.
Els ell progreso. Y Ell progreso no
siempre es la civilization.
./aIts CLaresfe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-25
Numero ITS

mento. Sc echaron a la pista ell
Crespo. que sacudi6 sus alas
orgullosamente Y el "Alcatra-
We. Sc miraron y Sc arremetie-
ron sin lance alguno; una vuel.
Ia rapida del "Crespo" para
darle IN fuerte espolonazo en- la
cabeza a su contrario que Qued0
perplejo y entontecido por TN
momento; llevaba el "Crespo" la
de ganar De repente levanta
el "Alcatrave" el pescuezo, ARE
mete valientemente, luchan Y
en- la lucha cae al suelo degolla-
DO el "Crespo" y Ell "Alcatrave"
corriendo por la pista como pre-.
gonando su triunfo.
POGO falto para que cayese
desplomado mi compadre, no
por la perdida de los Glen pesos,
sino por la de 10 que mas guerra
en- el mundo.
Embellishments abandono la
flesta acompanado de algunos
amigos V con el difunto en- bra
EOS Sc dirigieron q su casa.
Llamo a un peon y le orden0
que Embellishments Y aunque
reventase el caballo, llevara q
la capital ell gallo muerto en- el
campo del honor Y que TN disc
cador, costase 10 que costase 10
deiara como 81 estuviera vivo.
-Desde luego. que esta noche
no habra Cena, senior Tano-le
interrog6 uno.
-Si senores, la tenia va pre-
parada de antemano, seguro de
la victoria, pero sera sin mdsica
ri coplas, una cena de velorio.
Asi fue, Sc cen0, sc bebio CO
medidamente recordando los
triunfos que en- vida alcanzo el
d1funto y despues de darle el
pesame formal sc despidieron
del anltrion.
Cuando este sc VIC solo, Co
loco la jaula vacia en- el centro
de la sala Y Sc echo a llorar Co
mo un chiquillo. hasta que la
vieja asistenta vino sacarle de
su affection Y 10 hizo acostar
A los dos dias, lie enviaron su
"Crespo" admirablemente disc
cado, bajo hermoso fanal que
descansaba sobre su pedestal de
MADEIRA negra, barnizada y man
do ponerle el siguiente rotulo:
"Crespo, el mejor gallo de pelea
que hubo en- el mundo.
Desde entonces, todas las no
ches antes de acosta rse, pasa un
gran ratio al lado de su antique
companerO yacente, no sin an
tes dirigirle algunas frases Carl
1osas. ~ desde entonces, no a
vuelto a asistir a ninguna pelea.
angel Peche