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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-07-25
To Alex. Harris:

You'll take notice that / shall on
the 18th day Of August, 1908 at the
office OF Phil B. Shield, room num-
bered 90, Chamber of Commerce
Building situated S. w. corner of
9th and Main Streets in the city of
Richmond, Virginia between the
hours of 9 o'clock A. NJ. and 6 o.
clock p. NJ. of that day proceed to
take the dispositions of witnesses to
be- read as evidence in my behalf in
certain suit in Chancery. depending
in the Law and Equity Court for the
city or Richmond, Virginia; wherein
you are defendant and l am plaintiff;
and IL for any cause the taking of the
said dispositions be not commenced
on that day, or. IL commenced be not
concluded on that day, the taking
OF the same Will be adjourned and
continued from day to day or, from
time TO time at the same place and
between the same hours until the
same shall have been concluded.
Respectfully,
LOUISA HARRIS,
BY Counsel.
j. Henry Crutchfield, p. q.
Once: 1211h e. Broad ST.,
Richmond. Virginia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-30

sic Dem groBelt FltbIifitu mobl folm
bcfonnt icin 0iifftetGa Son 0en A.
77S,3O9 Hcfrutiruu1cn norcn 1913
&nabcn pom fl &nbrcu mo oarluntcr,
SI1,S9t &nobU inn Nltcr Don Is
,iahrCn mo mrliQcr 1,i51,l3S Hc-
frutCn itunOCn i'm }lltcr Don II bis
8u IS &obrcrL 2.t59,19S 6Gbltcn 2t
ul0 0orlmtcr un0 6tS.J11 Rcfrltcn
idbltcn - Sabre un0 Ouriibcr. IS
itanpcn clio 2,i59,79S Sol0otcn BON
81 unO WCnigcr &nbrcu inter 0Cl
6ubncn un0 ntr 6tS,5li bon mCbr,
ol2 81 &obren. 0o9 crtlGrt Die int.
mcr nod grobe 3obl Der nod Icbcn
0cn @un0co-G ctcruucn i3 Sabre nod
ocnn Gn0c he@ @ilrqcrtricgcS. Nm
30. SUM 1907 "itonoen IN ncn &iitcn
oca @un0c5= Ecnlion2nmtc9 nod
6li.33S Ecnlion0rc 0ca @iirQcrtricga.
Bon lett on miro Scr COB lire Hci-
6cn ltdrfcr lidtClL 0enu lie iin0 IN
Dos glitter gcfomucn in Dem Scr Coo
rcid)crc Grn0tc bGlt. Mcutc ihmiidcn
nod piclc Die @rGbcr i6rcr aonCro.
Ocn. llcbcr'a &obr m0lbt iif oltd)
ilbcr ibnen Der Ariiuc @iigcl, mn6
man idmiidt audi iGr @rub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-30
Samitus, Den 30. Mai 1908.
Tdt Scitcn.
Gum @rGbcridJmiifnn9stng.

Nun ihmiidct Die @rGbcr Scr (oOtcl
YPit Noieu. Observation-Disclosures.
2nbt fiinoeu ole 9otcn Oca Ycbcn2:
1Sbr @cloen &br itorbt nidlt Ucr8r.
A bcua!
Bun bonnt bon Sen @riiltcn oo3
@raucu,
1Rii 9liitbef. Observation-Disclosures.
2oBt iliiitcrn ocn SoOtcn oicGciIhcn:
@ctroit!-Shr itluit mir cin @cil.
hcu!
Moiglodhcn Die idnccilodcmuciBcn
Die @otidoit labt lie pcrbeiBen:
los 2Glttcn, Dem @cbcn ocrborQcn-
G@ fiit0ct sen (p0tcn Den Mor0Cn!
llnO ipenn SIR nit &rGn5en Ole @rG-
Der ihntiidt.
ltn0 oont6ar Cbrct sic lobtclL
SIS frGn5en, iucnn ielbit (S6r ocm &c
ben cntriidt,
GiC @rllft Gud) Die Hoicn, bic rptbcn a;
@lnupcildcn mo Moiengl0d6eil
aud,
Sic bliiben ulO ldutcn i'm 2cn5rpino.
baud,
90 neut iid Gin Ncr0en ans ollcnl
NerQeb'n -
limo Welt ul6 Scbcll - lie limo bod
Idon!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-30
Gbcrid,miifnnoStaa.

,e9tift rubmlo4 tits, liir 0Ca @u-
terlonhea Grrcttun9 81 itcrbcn," bot
i6on Scr olte Sooner gciogt. &oruj
iogt in elmer Soc: ,Siib mo ebren-
boil it's, fir oaS Nutcrlnno 5ll tier.
ben" un0 Scr 0eutid)c Gid)tcr GlpuIo
Gbriltion bon aleilt, Der lclblt alli
Dem Sdlattfcloc ju S%unersoori bic
Sooesmun0e cnpiing, lugt: Ser
600 iiir &otcrIon0 lit cmigcr &crcb
riln9 iuertb." Nltd in Oen Gcrcinig.
ten Stootcn lit Elm Gag sur GbrunQ
3ercr fcitaeiebt, Die iilr bus Batter
lonO gcItorbCn Iiu0. Ser decoration
9on" Observation-Disclosures I'M Nor
ocn, Der oWtcnoriol Tau" @cocnt-
tag I'M Siibcn 0ce San0cs. Ger
sNemoriol Top" miro IN uerid)icoc.
men Siioltuotcn ant %. IpriI, in oll.
ocren on ,. Mai, ooCr anl Spcitcn
6relto9 lm Moi gcfeicrt. Sn Ben
norOIiden Stantcn lit Der 30. Mai
ollgcmcin nIS Observation-Disclosures
feItgclebt lUorocn, ola Soa. Scr ocnl
8CooftniB Der (obtcn 0co @ilt9crs
friegca geiucibt lit. Iic 3ubI Der 81
ldnliiden0cn @r0bcr miro nit ic0Cnt
Sabre groBer Die Reibcn Gcrcr, mel
dc Die @rGbcr ibrcr gcioucucn o0cr
I'M Souic Der &ohrjrbntc bobin0c-
Id)icoenen &oneroOcn id,miidcL lid)-
ten lid. GoS iiinQcrc @cid)lcd)t, 0ua
oenVltrgertricg nlr ans hcrWCldid)s
te fennt, mliB ole Neiben Der Shnlilf
fcnNcn oufiiiIlcn. Ter llntcridic0
5fpiIden ,8ruuen" mo .Nluilcn" iii
on olclcm Soac obgctbnn. Ole 8r0.
Der oller 8cinllenen lucr0cn 0lcihcr.
moBen aeifmildt. Tic Ghrlm0 Gilt
IqerL bie ibr 9cben iiir ibr @otcr.
lon0 cin0cIcbt bobelt, Die nit scr
Wotlc nj Der Son0 fiir Dos Yrin5ip
0efomptt, acitritten mo 9clitten ia.
ben, OBJ ems un6 ilngctleilt, pbcr of
5ipct HCpublifClt. Die Hidts mlcbr nit
etiidnncr aenlein bnbclt iolltcn, alt
ber Der Sprod)c mo scr G"rinnerunC
oit Gin gen1elnlam 0urd)lebtcS @cr
Den mo @od)len. Tie Sheiolmc
bon elmer mtbcrefcnboren Sro1ucit(
perbinoert 5u BADEN. lit oaS qroBl
Ter0ienit Der SnnOcrttouien0c. Oerer
8ruber belltc geihnliidt mCroen. Sil
boben Die MISUNDERSTANDING Scr Ser
einigten Stadten III idlucren G0ni
pten %erriingcn. Sb Der 9iirocrfricc
nidlt 6t Dermcibcn gclueien mare, Of
oie Solnng Der 1iiieren5en MIR orrd
aas Sdmert moglid) mar, Iou beltt(
nift nGher .ltuteriliht meroen. q,
Stcrne mo Streifcn ipcben belttI
iiber ar ben griinen Siigeln, meld5l
Die @ebeine Tcrer beden, mclhe il
j~nbrclaneem Hingen iiir Elm TrinSil
gefduipif. @s lpor beionoers bic er
reabnrc unb begeiiteruugSfohiae IN
aeno, Die 3it Den 5abren elite. sSiiI
Die Unions Srniee babeu mir 3ablen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-30
Tricoridl IS. Stamp.

sGmp, Gciicbtcr Baitc bon iG GaibGsiita Wainp,
i'm 80. SebenSiubrc, in ieiner lSO0nung, gir.
q, Carrot spe1lue. Sic 9eeroiartG tinOet am
Samitag, ben 30. WRai, gin6mittans , lbr, BON
3rnucrbuuie aus aui Der y%2ScltcrIl Cemetery"
ttutt.
gu frilb iblug oicic biit'rc Siutbc,
Sic Cid aus nnfrcr litttc ndbit.
Snb ioiicno tout aus unlercnl WiliIIoG:
n9Sas NOtt TOUT, huS lit mublDetbnul"
Sizes ISort itiGt infer bungcs SlebIt.
slb! rlbe iaIii, Gui 2Sieoerlcb'l!
f1lQ-E1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-30
Nnhit Nnnnmcr.

IS ftnr6 am rs. Mai 1905 SuBu anmmer,
a~cIicbter @ntte uon Cecilia Samtner. int %.
Munfaa. ben /. 1uni, $50 &ormEitua9. BON
aus ftntt. iiIo Damn nab Der Il. gIpbontuss
STRIDE. mo cine giequiemeSphmeiie fiir fem
Seclcnbeil ceIebrirt ipiro. 8cr,uuuote uno
5rcunoc Der GoniIic fi1b a6tltngsoou etnge'
luoen. beiIulppbuen.
(0etroit 3cttuIgcl poucu aefI. coptrcH)
data
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-30
elizabeth 8artbulumGus.

Sc itarb nnl %. Dini 1905 Gliubrt9 Bar,
rirnils, i'm 81. Sabre ibres 2ebens. Eic Rccrol'
glng finbet sunntna, 2.30 giG1nIittoa9. pom
tbrer Icbtcn sso4nung, Jr. SAP, Ge1iseertHaions
StrdBe, ans iiaft. I51-21
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-30
SDienh Tricic.

@S ilarh am IS. Mai 1903 auieph Sririr,
PeIicbtcr @nttc Der neritorbcncH Sobun1u 6ricic
i'm 81. Sabre icincS gcbcHs. Die Nccrotguig
iiubet Sunutnh. ben 81. Uiai 1908, 2.30 gtu6s
mittngs. BON Der gBobmmg ieincs SobHcs. III.
i2l, Gits6ortf Iocnie, Gus itnti. gcifcBuilp
AMI Der baltimore GeIHetcr0." Witte feline
lAIlImrn lInI-Ol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-30
lQhhn Yicrc.

Sc ftarb am 30. Mai 1908 Su6n airrr int
II. ,Iabre icincs Hebets. C5Gtte Der oerfiorbcncH
0ntbnrinc gicrc. Die lrGucrieicr finoei III icts
ner lcBten &obmtng. 9ir. go. seelsgGrrczSir..
hot sic 3eii o%ericlbct miro ipalcr arge5etGt
U6D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-30
Mimic Wifi.

IS finrb oHu 2S. Mai 1908 in Der 91pbnin9
ibrCr 3udter. Nruu Gbnr.cS 0rOluII. gir. $50,
Siih NiuntiorOs 9lUenue. Minnie 9Iif, Satin ocs
bcritnrhcucn SelrD gSid, I'M glier bon So Sab
rem I Wiurdt mo II 5ugeu. Sic Neerbi9ung
iithet Suuntna, yinhmittngS 3 llhr, bon uhtger
Mobnun9 aus alf Der - MI. Carmel Cemetery"
Itntt. FPifcbltuu nrihutim. u50A-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-30
Sumis Wcrucrt.

IS iturb AM ~. Wiui 1905 SuEiS @trucrt III
icjncm 81. Qchenainbrc, ~Nclichter Suitc Der Ocrs
i%tur6ciicn Sli5ubCtb @crnert. Sic NcerOl9lUnG
itnoct am Samitag, Den 80. Niui. 9iudmitiu9o
, llbr, hCt icincr gSobnulN, Nr. -. 8elts0el'
rictiu Strubc, ans dIf bCr baltimore Genles
tcrO" itGit. &crluanoic mo Srcuuoc ltl0 ADJ
tulg9bou etngclnocn, bci5muo6nei.
ttiO-EIA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-30

FtlHlursIt6t III SuliDllr9, DOT ocnt
oEeutlhen S6uIpCrciu" 100000
2ronen ucrmodt.
Ser 6iirit pom Somos,
2oproIlia @eorg @cor8iaocs GicnOi.
lit bon Ictnen llntertbancu uerpriigelt
morOen uno miro in icincm Enlolt
bclo9crt. IS miro inn bod mobl
nid)t gcben, pie ieincu ocilono Sor-
g0n9cr EolnfrntCS?
Scbt miiicu mir enolid,
mcr oie IcbtiGbrigc 6iuon5friiia per
lriaft bat: Is limo Oic amcritonil6cn
6roIlcu, Die ertropogant mo per
idpenoun8siiihtig iiuO. 60 bcbol,p-
tct weni9ltenS Die ShuuipicIcrin
glnnu Scl0.
&nrrp Sbom bat @Icincn
@IGubigern einen Sd)rcd cin9eiogt.
Gr bat 100000 S6uIOcu uno mcint
jcbt: o@enn i6 irriimnig bin, Damn
bin i6 audi niht pcrontlpurtlid IiIt
meme S6ulOcn unO bejobIe lie aud
nid)t." 8an5 perniinitig 9eiproAcn.
Gin neucr &clocntcno-.
Noiopern.I ircftor 6cIir Mottl bot III
citcm iungen boperiihcn 8olfSihuL
Scbrcr, NamCuS Uior Sd)0ttl, IN Nl
bel @cr6tcsQoocn cincn lltNelu0bn
lid ltinrnbegobten Ginger cntocft,
ser cincn 9erooe5u i0colcn Sclocn
tenor bobcn io0.
Ser Senat bat Die Sans
Bill, mcl6e bic Soften Der 9tatltroli-
lution alli jebn Collars erb0bt, al.
gcnommcn. 0oS GrlonGcn ocs Dir.
Ncrrcdts foltet nlio icbt OuS Noppclte
Ncgcn iriiber. Del Ocn ihIcdtcn Bet
len mer0cu sic politiihcn Clubs OFT
altabcIicn miiiien, o0cr Mondjcr mirn
oui oos Giirgerred)t ucr5idter, luciI
ltnclc Snnl 81 bobe Ercile fir Ieiue
&iir0crid)cine bercd)nct.
Nngeii6tS Scr IorgGuge
chi ser >inlcl SomoS Uoriirt oic oNt..
y. Stonts. 3tg." oen Anfang OcS
IVY" "'"9
re. aSn> t ,o;., o,4,s o,..o
rs I', t,a
Su "1 -""'| w.. on.n;rt
~" MI o,", w." y mtr.t%a:
~, az .',, ;aE.
,I hr "' |
""' '''''" ~" o1"o '"'
@oII. StroBc BEG ii it a
Gait ais HrGiiocntidoit3 Gou0io0,
ten ltto hofft ooB Nrnun iein @cg.
ncr lcin lperof, ga iciu 0ritter @ubl-
fonlpi idnpcrlid trioIgreid)rr icin
6iiritC, ol9 lcine beiocu crIteu, 9ie
@0riiul1cr bobcn ibr rcolid)' 56cil
Ss2' "'SN'1otf" ~" o'''"','
a">| o." "m
S',"' IVY n@""' "' m ~" D,"n
EG nH o" 49, .;n
wv w" ''''N "'V2' W"
Gin megen Rerbrehen8
BON elmer Tirrp iduloi0 bc%ftnOcncr
@iir0cr bari, olth lpenn OoS llrtbcil
ilapcuoirt mllrOc uno oeSbolb feline
StrofuerbiiBunN Der &crurtbciluna
folQtc, i'm Stnot Nclp.2prf nid)t oo8
@oblrcd)t ollSiiben. So bat sic Np-
pcQ Nbtbcilrng ocS Sllprenc Sc
rid)tS in Ncm l)orf cntificoclt. Sn
Der N%e0ritrounQ oes llrtbcila miro
ullsNciiibrt, oob Der Shnloiprlld1 Der
Gilrn Die Sduulo zines Tcrbrc6cr9
ieititcQc. ul0 BOB ooS @eicb 81.
Observation-Disclosures an Die blobc Set
oo'0' ""p'"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-30
6. & q, V6onc, l5oifc i6,
Ypnis Gerber.

Minrmur, uuo pulirtcr 8rnnitssSrrfe.
Wiunumcnt nit Statucn, 6rnbitCinc, Sreppcr,
3annpiDiten, GinfricoiBnugcn nncr Aricu.
GuroWcits Gfe 8runounD uuo 8ungBsStr.
Baltimore, Wio.
Scl6nlll9cn lllo NolicnGnidldge g%cItctert.
Cltni9g@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-30

Sn &anfo8.Gitp lit eli
Gtolicncr, Der lid crit einige Monotc
mi Canoe b~ciinbct, ipegcn iolidDcr &c.
o:ltrlrlmg 5it 5iuei Sobren 3ltdtbous
perirtbcilt poroen. Iic politiihcu
@oro-Son0fongcr, Die i'm 5ilm &eai-
@'trlren pcrleitet babcn, iitcn nidt i'm
@efongnib. @orum niht? Gos lit
Jd ebct Ooe acnn5eiden icoer ridti-
0cn FoIitit boBbiic0 tih Mc1idj nit
%bcGrcnitcn observation-disclosures nidt
pcrite6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-30
She Baltimore Steam Garpet

Gleautna ano etprage Cpnpann, sr. 12f, r..
Srrcue.Strafc. Teppitc aufgerommer, gerei'
nigt uno pieoer seleat. Beionhcre .SnciIit1ien
fir Gaaernna hon 5eppi6en. W6heIn uIifbes
ipabrt In YrioutsJtdunen. Betoe 1eIepbone.
(Didrs25. 3Wlte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-30
Qprrnine.

neutrality-suspicious.
A,efilidb bon NnlbroJf cine nnb etne balb:
MetIe. Wlourt SoupsgSdqeons tIo 2~prraire'
8apupns oireft bis 3iur Ginadng. @eioe Ies
Icp6oie. Gtco.-g ireau i'm stueiten SIur oeS
Linton 9ruits@ebduoeS.] 0barIeS. nnb Iahette'
etrabe. (Ueai4. 1S,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-30
9rnib Tioae Gemcterp.

Ter tbealc Sriebhpf BON Baltimore, itnbe
Rifespiuc. 8pei eIeftrifbe 8abn' 9 tnien lllb
TinrIico.S ouIebaro brett 5unt .SriRp1of:. Mue
@runoftiide mnterft1noieer stnfi6t Nteoriee
Rreife. TerIauat Die neireu @nuhenir sRafnlone
Mircau: Tr. III, Nurb'GbarteS. etraIe,. 9eioe
Telephone. gillt ,Jg (Mpril2S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-30
G~criammlnnss In5cigcu.
8ermiidjte an5cisex.
INarufdno-Snfitu

SabrCs. shlnbicicr Der anuit' INTO Sctfnen'
Sdlulc, WinIif. Hfooemtc, = Snnt, Abenos : nhr
gniprnche BON g6tb. \. gnrrD D,abool. MANOR
BON baltimore. &eribeiIung Der SipIuue. Fens
boon mo Snftitits4rdmicn Sreoerid ]iaIne
Meouic, HluficlsW ieoutllen, Gbrens!gieootle.
Srcbcltcr sWiuiIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-30

Ger Senut bat Die Sans.
Bill, mclhe bic Soften Der Haturoli-
iotion nlli 5ebu Collars crb0bt, an.
gcnommcn. 0oS GrIonGcn 0cs Dir.
AcrrcdtS foltet olio lett OnS GoppcIte
gcgcn iriiber. Del ocn ihIcd)tcn Bel.
fen merocu sic politiidcn Clubs DIT
ullabclicn miiiien, oocr Mond)cr mirh
oli Oos Giirgerred)t ucr5id)ten, pcil
llnclc Gam 81 bobe Ercile fitr 'eiue
@ilrgcridcine bercd)uct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-30

Rad Ser 3n q NJ NJ c II tel.
lung oeS GcidSs &erliherungs Imte$
betrig Die 3ubl Der ieit Dem 1. So.
mar 1891 bis cini6lieBlih 81. MGr5
1908 pon ben 81 Teriidjerltngs-glu-
ltolten lu1O Den 9 porbonbenen &oi,
Ien.Ginridtltngcn belpiaigten Snpo.
lioenrentan t,5l3,2S3. Gooon limo
lnfolgc So6cS o0er NuSponoerung
oes 9ercdiigtcn, @iepererlongllnJ
Der Grfpcrbsi1bigfeit. He5uaes bon
ltnfollrcnten pocr aus onberen @riin.
oen 69S.050 mcggciollen, 10 bob unt
1. Hpril 1908 SO, 2333 &enten lieien,
1egen Sl1,992 an 1. Sonuor 1908.
Stc 3nhl Der luGbreno oelielben 3eit'
roilnlS bcpiuiqtcn NItersrenten be-
trllg 462.370. 9opon iino infolge
Sooes oocr NllSponoeritng oes BE.
red)tlgten o0er aus onoeren 8riiioell
%iuegaefaaen 1882, 10 bob am 1.
Iprll 1908 1898 Mltcrsrcntcn III
umlonf iporcn, gcgcn t16,SS1 am /.
Souuor 1908.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-21
Price 81
Parks e
WaIdrOp
The Clothiers
STATE NEWS BRIEFS.

The body of the murdered man
found in a creek near Killeen has
been identified as w. w. Petit.
A negro at Beaumont was giver
five years for burglary.
Three people were injured in a fire
at Houston.
Harris County School Trustees
formed an association.
Ground has been broken for new
opera house at Caldwell.
The Trinity & Brazos Valley head
quarters will be moved IRON Fort
Worth to Houston.
immigration officers at Del Rio en-.
deavored to capture Chinese who were
trying TO smuggle in the country.
A young man at Austin was ground
TO pieces by an engine.
An $4,000 jewelry robbery occurred
at Dallas. ~
A good flow of oil was struck al
Flat Fork, near Center.
A chair in the Presbyterian Theolog
ical Seminary is proposed as a memo,
rial to Rev. Josephus Johnson.
The Texas Bottlers' Association ia.
yors more stringent pure food law.
The Court of Criminal Appeals holds
that the law taxing the sale of non.
intoxicating drinks is unconstitutional.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-21
SENATOR LAT|MER DIES.
Passes Away From a Peculiar
and Painful Ailment.
PROMINENT In HIS STATE
Farmer by Occupation, Deceased Took
Active Part In the Stirring Political
Events of 1876, Served Four Terms In
House, Then Elected to Senate.

Washington, Feb. Ex-senator Lati-
mer Of South Carolina, who was oper.
ated on Monday for twisting of the
bowels, died this morning.
Asbury Churchwell Latimer O. Bel.
ton, S. c., was born July 81, 1851, near
Lowndesville, Abbeville county, South
Carolina; was brought up on his faith.
er's farm; spent much of his life in
active participation in agricultural pur.
suits, was educated in the common
schools; took an active part in the
memorable political campaign of 1875;
removed to Bolton In 1880; devoted
his energies to bis farm; was elected
Democratic chairman of Anderson
county in 1890 and reelected in 1892:
was elected to the lower house of the
Fifty-fourth, Fifty-fifth, F1fty-sixth
and Fifty-seventh congress; was elect
ed United States senator to succeed
Senator John l.. MacLaurin and took
his seat March 4, 1903. His term
would have expired March 9, 1909.
Senator Latimer was taken TO Provi.
dence hospital Sunday. He was oper-
ated on that day for appendicitis. It
was then discovered he was suffer
ing with twisting of the bowels, far
more serious ailment.
In the senate Thursday Senator Till
man announced the death of his col
league, after which the senate at once
adjourned
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-21
ALUMNI EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

The executive committee of the
Alumni Association of the A. and NJ.
College held a meeting here yester-
day and gave out a statement for the
press last night showing the unani-
nous Endorsement by the committee
of the action Of President Law in his
efforts TO persuade the students TO
resume their work at College.
The committee also issued a call
for a meeting of all officers of the
Alumni Association and one repre-
sentative of each A. and NJ Club in
the state TO be held at 10 a. m, March
20, at College Station. The secretary
was authorized TO notify the officers
and clubs of the action taken. The
executive committeeman are F. NJ.
Law, A. Mitchell and b. c. Pittuck
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-21

w. r. Ball was in from Tabor yes
terday.
VIII Cloud was here from Kurten
yesterday.
Sam Levy visited Jcwett on business
this week.
Miss Trannie Wren is visiting rela-
tives at lola.
NJ. s. Breach of Tabor was in the
city yesterday.
Paul Swancoat of Kurten was In the
city yesterday.
Mr.. b. C. Pittuck of Dallas was in
the city yesterday.
Walter Mcleod of Cawthon was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Elliott were in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. r. J. Delhomme and baby are
visiting In Hearne.
Col. A. Hill was a visitor from
Wellborn yesterday.
Ira Bond Of Prospect was q visitor
TO the city yesterday.
Capt Tom Sutton was a visitor
from Sutton yesterday.
Mrs. J. A. d. Robinson was visitor
from Wixon yesterday.
Miss Nettie Johnson was a visitor
from Wellborn yesterday.
DR.. and Mrs. w. r. Jones were yisi-
tors from Harvey yesterday.
l. n. Conyers Of Marlin was here
yesterday on n business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton b. Parker left
yesterday TO visit In Houston and New
Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Kelley and
daughter OF Wixon we've in the city
yesterday.
Fresh Bread, Cakes, etc, at the
Texas Bakery, Mrs. Otto Boehme,
Proprietor. DIFF
Elon Stuart has returned from Bren-
ham, where he attended the wedding
of Miss Julia Sally
l.. S. Green of Houston. architect
of the new Christian church. was in
the city yesterday.
Cigar Salesman Wanted-Experi-
ence unnecessary. 500 per month
Toledo. Ohio. Feb. %
For Rent-Nice cottage. newly paint
ed on Moseley street near courthouse.
Apply to Mrs. r. H. Smith. 81
]. p. Smith has arrived from FIT.
Worth to take the third trick at the
II. & T. G. telegraph Office.
Mrs. Jas. b. Dunn, who is in the city
visiting relatives was pleasant call
er at the Eagle Office yesterday.
Rev. w. s. Red of Hampstead was in
the city yesterday and he and Or, ].
ID. West were pleasant callers at the
Eagle office
Mrs. Ed Hoffman and baby re-
turned to Brennan yesterday after a
visit to her parents. Judge and Mrs.
]. w. Doremus.
MIR. and Mrs. II. G. Eyetts of Hous-
ton, who have been visiting relatives
in this city, and at Kurten, went to
Benchley yesterday.
II. H. South has returned from Mar
lin, where he has been ill for. some
time from a malarial attack. He has
not yet fully recuperated.
There win be tea for the benefit of
the Episcopal church at the residence
OF Mrs. Geo W. Smith Sr. this after
noon from to 5 o'clock. 65
Mr.. Sidney Smith has lately COM
pleted new cottage In the southesast
part of town aud he and his family
now occupy their new home.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-21
MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Cotton: Bryan, middling 10 use
good middling II 1-Sc; Galveston
middling IL l-2c; New York, mid
ding, 11.40c; Liverpool, 6.16d.
Corn: Bryan. ear corn from wagon
75c Galveston, in sacks. mixed 75c
Cattle: Bryan cows. $500 to S2.75;
calves. $3.50; FIT. Worth. fed steers,
$3.50 to $4.s5; cows. $3.50 TO 1925.
Hogs: Bryan, $3.50; Fl Worth. 1915
TO s455.
Hides: Bryan, green &c; dry, &c;
Galveston, green &c, dry IL lie.
Poultry: Bryan. hens $3.50. flyers
$500, turkeys Sc; Galveston. hens
$3.50 to $3.50. iryers $500 to $3.50;
turkeys l0c to lie.
Butter: Bryan, country zoe; Calves
ton. country l5c to lSc.
Eggs: Bryan, II lie.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-21
DEATH OF MR.. JOHN }. WATSON

New Orleans papers mention prom.
inently the death of Mr. Jno. j. Wat
son of that city. He was a native of
Lancaster county, Penn, a lawyer by
profession and veteran of the Union
army. Shortly after the war he locat-
ed at Mobile, where he married Miss
Resale Lombard, He held the Office
of United States Marshal and other
important official positions before
moving to New Orleans, where he and
his wife founded the Seaman's Lower
Bethel, Mr.. Watson leaves nine chill.
dren. including Mrs. II. p. Anthony
aud Mr.. T. G. Watson of Bryan, and
eighteen grandchildren His good
wife also survives.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-21
LOUISIANA ERuIT GROWERS.

Minden, La, Feb. 2O.-There was a
large attendance of the fruit growers
of the State at the opening here today
of the fifth annual meeting OF the
Louisiana Horticultural Society. c.
ID. Otis of Lake Charles is presiding
over the meeting. and F. II. Brunette
of the State University is secretary.
A wide variety of topics relating to
practical fruit growing are on the pro.
gram for the three days meeting.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-21
SHAKE DICE FOR LAND.
BY This Means viii an important Mat.
ter Be Settled.

Lacrosse, Wis, Feb. SOTO travel
1900 miles to play a game of dice,
which will decide whether or not he
will become the owner of valuable
real estate in Texas. is the journey
which William H. Meyer will take.
Two years ago Mr.. Meyer and two
other men purchased forty-acre tract
of land near little town in Central
Texas, for which they paid 81 per acre.
Since that time a railroad has gone
through the town and the land, being
des'rably located, an agent has Offered
the trio $3.50 per acre for It.
Mr. Meyer intends to keep his third,
while his partners desire to sell. The
dice game will decide what is to be
done.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-21
INJURED IN A WRECK.
Mr.. w. E. Johnson Sustained spioa
Injuries in Collision in Railroad
Yards of San Antonio.

Mr.. w. e. Johnson reached home
yesterday from San Antonio, where
he was injured in a railway accident
in the yards there few nights since.
Mr.. johnson states the accident hap
pened on the Katy and was a col
lision in the yards at night. He sus-
tanned injuries Of the spine, which II
appears he did not regard as serious at
first, but which has grown worse
since, and he had to be assisted from
the train and lifted into the buggy of
Dr. Eayes who accompanied him home
upon his arrived yesterday afternoon.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-21
LEAVE THE BIRDS ALONE.

The Eagle has been requested by
the ladies' to call attention to the
slaughter of birds by some of the
thoughtless boys Of the city who are
handy with "nigger shooters" II APP
pears that it is a violation of law,
and inexcusable on general principles,
and the Eagle hopes the boys will! lis
ten to the admonition of the ladies',
TO which the Fable now gives voice,
and deslst from killing the birds.