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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-23

Mt Carmel. ~. June ~ with sknil
fcatrued twice. cheeok broken, face
and body beaten and internal injuries
Editor Ora " Ilayell of liayell'e
Every Morning may survive effects oi
the attack made on him by Dode BE-.
dell. llvetyman, who took llavell by
surprise no be was passing along with
his arms full Of papers, and struck him
with q bfick. Knocked him down No be
attempted 20 draw his reyoyior and
Jumped on and beat aud stamped him
until dragged OF The attack was the
result Of the publication Of Joke IN
Havell's paper
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-23

81 Petersburg. June 2g Sentences
were handed down IN the eases Of par
tlcipators IN the Jewish massacre "
1906 At BIalystok. when eleven Chris.
tons and seventy.three Jews we're kiil.
ed and twentythree Christians and
eighty Jews we're wounded one pfiH.
onor was sentenced TO three years
penal servitude. thirteen others TO
from six months 10 one years i'm.
prisonment and fifteen acquitted
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-23

Washington. June % SECRETARY
Taft has directed the quaftermastof
general Of The army 10 reserve n suit
able plot Of ground ~ the Arlington na.
tional cemetery as site for monu.
ment IN special honor Of negro sol.
dlers who lost their lives IN the civil
war The Colored Soldiers Monument
association. which petitloned for thls
action r. collecting funts with which
n IL proposed 20 erect the monumen,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-23

New York. June 22.-Twenty.fou
companies manufacturing Manila
wrapping paper were fined 81 900 each
by Judge Hough In the United States
circuit court They pleaded guilty to
maintaining an Illegal combination In
restraint OF tra4,. They are members
OF the Manila and Fibre association
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-23
Great Trade Improvement.

Plttsburg, June 20 There Ia great
Improvement In trade conditions here.
American Sheet and Tin plate com.
pany, employing 1000, has resumed
full time Sharon Steel Hoop company
and National Malleabe Castings com
pany will resume this week steel
men say inside month 10000 men
idle since November will be working
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-23
LEGISLATOR Loses Llre
Dr. O. W. Jones killed In a Railroad
Accident.

Or q. w. Jones killed IN HaNroad
Accident.
New Orleans June % In n wreck
Monday on the Rcd River Valley rail
road one man was killed and a dozen
or more severely Injured
Dr. q W Jones. Donham Springs
la, member Of the house Of represeu
tatiyos. was killed
Seriously injured nfe. Lewis T.
Morgan member Of the house OF repre-
aentatlyes &C. Tammnnys parish
Jeo Rodgers New Orleans. conductor
Red River Valley railroad John Lob.
dell. French settlement
The wrecked was caused by a
frelRm train attempting 10 cross In
advance OF passenger train, Of the
Baton Rouge and Hammond roadAfa N
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-23

Salisbury. N. c., June 90 -. q.
Bryant prominent pharmacist and
Thomas Llttleton. twenty.one years
old. drowned while swimming near
here Bryant was seized with cramps
while In water twenty-five feet deep
and Littleton swan to his rescue, but
was carried down by Bryant
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-23
Secretary AppoInted. /.

Oyster Bay. June 22.--Presldent
Roosevelt has appointed John c.
OLaughlin OF Washington as secretary
20 the American commission TO the ex.
position at Toxic in 1912 The salary
will be $4,000 a year
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-23
Aided BY Woman.

Youngstown. o., June 22.--Through
the assistance OF a woman who posed
as the wife OF one OF the men and
smuggled them saws, four prisoners
made their escape from jail The wo.
man has also disappeared.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-23
TO BE At CHICAGO.
Bofsh Says That City Decided
on For Henduphtiefs.

Chicago, June % senator B0fah ~
Idaho is here iie attended the con.
ference al Cincinnati with Secretary
Taft and Congressman Sherman chi.
cago according 10 The senator, viii be-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-23
Two Deaths, Seven ProstrasIons.

Chicago, June 22-Two deaths and
seven prostratlons were reported at
Chicago up TO noon Monday from heat
which prevailed with but slight d.
minution for twentyfour hours.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-23

Fuchow. China. June 22.-Fu river
rose twenty feet, lnundating this city
Many casualties and much damage re-.
suited
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-23
snontaneous combustIon.

Newport r. l.. June 22.-Chemical
explosion In torpedo laboratory az
naval training station did $4,000 dam
age.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-23
Call On Friday

Oyster Bay. June 22.- Secretary
Taft and General Luke r. Wright will
call on the president Friday
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-23

the campaign headquarters FOR the re.
publican party, ana he says that n
may be- the place " operations fof
the national cxecutlyo committee.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-21

5'g Wrestling Mstch. Grand Opera
House, Saturday night. May %, 8 30.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-21
He SLEW FATHER
TO STOP WEDDING
YOUNG MAN THEN TOOK PISTOL
AND KILLED HIMSELF
INSTANTLY.

New York. May 20--Becarse Geo.
sterr5. an aged philanthropist, promi-
nent in business and religious circles.
Rad declared his intention Of marrying
a Young school teacher. his son,
George Sterry, Jr., today shot and kill
ed and then killed himself in the office
Of Weaver < Sterry in Pine street.
Mr.. sterry. ST.. was = years old.
tile senior member of Weaver &c
Sterry. wholesale drug dealers; was
"A director Of the Princeton Theological
Seminary; a member Of the board of
managers II the American Bible So
ciety and of the American Tract So
ciety He was also president and dir
ector OF the Bloomfield Mills com
pany and director Of the Spring
Coal Mining company The young wo-
man to whom Mr. Sterry was engaged
to b. married is Miss Rebecca Blaikie,
who lives iB East Orange. n. J. The
engagement had caused serious family
quarrels.
The elder Sterry was president ard
the son s. cretarv Of Weaver G. Sterry.
Tie old man bad been working at his
desk All the forenoon. It was nearly
noon when his son reached the ofice
AS the young man passed through the
warehouse on his way to the office On
the second floor OF the building be met
his younger brother James W Sterry.
and, addressings him cheerily asked
him now things were going
he was told that everything was all
right and continued on his way ap.
stairs !. was onlr q moment later
when the shots rang through the build
ing and when lanes Sterry and sew
eral employees rushed Up to the Office
they found the old man sitting in his
chair at the desk and George Jr., lying
on the floor by his side. Both were
dead There was a bullet in each
mans temple and a revolver was lying
on the floor
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-21
KNIGHTS MEET
IN SAVANNAH
GRAND LODGE CONVENED YES
TERDAY-sEssioN TO BE
INTERESTING ONE

Savannah Ga May z0-The grand
lodge Of the knights OF Pythias CON
vened this morning at the Eagles
Hall. Previous to the secret session
OF the grand lodge there was a public
service at the Savannah theater Here
the Knights Of Pythias we're welcomed
10 Savannah by Mayor George ".
Tiedeman and Gen p w Meldrim
Gen. Meldrim is a Past GranG Chan
ceilor OF the order Grand Chancellor
David J Bailey Of Griffin responded to
The address of welcome AT the con
clusion Of this para of the program
the procession was formed and head
I'd by the uniform rank the repre-
sentatiyes 10 the grand lodge and the
officers thereof marched 10 the Eagles
hall where the grand lodge session
was held.
The convention promises TO be a
very interesting one There are many
things to be considered matter
rhat viii attract considerable atteH-
sion VIII be the recommendation Of
ihe Grand chancellor taat the grand
iodg publish Pythian paper in this
state He thinks this should be sup
ported By per capita tax He asks
for the appointment OF committee
10 investigate this recommendation
and report back 20 the next session d
the grand lodge Il Is believed This
viii he done
The strand chancellor ia his report
reviews at Length he work OF himself
and the district and division deputies
who have served under him t.e paid
a tribute TO Mr. JAS $ Silva, 8 mem
Der Of Forest City lodge engaged ID
active work for the past forty years
Mr. Silva is nov Master of Excheauer
of his lodge
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-21
Two Bottles of /" Seven
Banks" Cured This Worn-
IAN of Indigestion and
Nervousness.

:. Under date OF Angus, s. 1901. Mrs Emma
Pinet, Of Haverhi Mass, writes: Il have
taken only two bottles OF Seven Banks and
derived very much benefit from the use OF II
was troubled with sick Headache fndires.
ton and Biliousness and was so nervous I
gould not res, nights. Since taking your
seven Banks my Indigestion has disappeared
and can rest yell and everything | rat nov
tastes SO good"
One cannot feel well or be well II
robbed Of their sleep, and there's moth
ing like having everything you eat
taste good to you Good health is
possible only when the stomach is kept
III good order Seven Barks will put
your dIsordered stomach right and
keep It right. We knoy what We are
talking about-know that Seven Banks
VIII positively cure any disorder OF the
Stomach. Bowels. Liver and Kidneys.
We sell many bottles of it on our offer
OF no cure. no pay. IF you want TO
try 1t, deposit so cents with us and
make the trial--if Seven Banks fails to
give you as much benefit as expected.
sail IN at any time and get your money.
Never 4mind what other medicines
haven't done. Seven Banks "cures."~
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-21
Valued Same as Cold.

=. G. Stewart. merchant Of Cedar
View Miss, says. Il tell my custom
ers when they buy box Of Or. Kin. 8
New Life Pills they get the worth a.
that much gold in weight, If Attic ed
with constipation, malaria or bilious
ness. Sold under guarantee at
Roses drug store. 25c
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-21

Big Wrestling Match. Grand Opera
House, Saturday night, May %, 8 30.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-21

GERMAN DAY NAY %.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
Detroit & Boston, 49, TaEnders Make Champs Look Very Bad

PrGitt struck them both out with neat
ness and dispatch.
They Will desecrate the Sabbath. Will
they?
Had Siever started Sundays game
the Tiges would probably have won IT,
Cobb's throwing from the outheld Is
beyond a doubt surpassed by no player
In baseball.
There was no demonstration on sun
day which could possibly have offend
ed the taste OF the most eNacting out
side the play on the field. Detroit did
itself proud.
In Boston they have abated the kite
nuisance. according to Hugh McBreen,
by arming a small boy with stone,
t. which IA attached "A string The
small boy pulls down the kites and
gleefuliy carries them home.
O'Leary Is about ready to get back
into tie game.
No team has hit the Detroit pitchers
as that Boston gang did.
No wonder the Boston club leads the
league in batting!
Now II somebody will please come
along and break our fall,
A photographer who was swapping
Detroit players on Sunday claimed he
represented the rogues' gallery.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08

sunday made the grandstand look ike
a parade OF the graduating class al
female seminary.
There is nothing slow about the wild ,
caters All the outside stands ooaseeo
tarpaulins yesterday -
Siever actually pitco~d the best oell
shown against Boston by any OF the
Tiger twirlers. though killian was the
only one 20 win game.
The Boston management shoWtu a
commendable desire 10 yank a pltclet
every time catastrophe PROMISED VIII
out waiting for the inevitable 70 occur
Detroit got but two hits of Prultt'
who relieved Burchell Sunday In tHe
fourth.
Cy Young rested Friday but was out
on Saturday and Unglaub rushed nun
into the game after the Boston cruz
had secured It's lead.
SUSPENSION Saturday. on sunday IL
Vas committed to last till Tuesday. on
payment OF a $50 fine.
In Sundays game Siever walked n
glaub. hlling the bases, 10 get at ms
old Minneapolis team mate, Denny SUI p
Ivan on whom he put TWO strlko :.
Then sullivan flied TO COBB Tor the
third out.
Twice sunday TIE Detroit club sue
&c, ded in putting the irreprcssibie Nc
Ccnneli out which. in the lgnt OF pre-
ceediug events. was certainty so''o
feat -
Nuen sullivan was n II, -
hfth inning sunday a close-lh nh't III
his bat with a fat woody sound Den
nv made believe he had been greylous .
~ hurt. but for a wonder dldn get
away with -
summers had considerable speed but
his curve was not breaking well anu
the knuckic ball was OF no use what
ever
sam Crawford gets an error. 10,
falling To touch hrst base on ohe OF
the plays when he threw home, cutting
OF run.
Pruitt's first act on assuming the M
irR line was to throw out Red MIL
fer. mapping on third. IL cost run.
but what was one run IN "A slaush'e'
like that3
Mullin and Killian. alleged pinch MT,
tiers, paraded ia the ninth sunday ana
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
OLYMPIC TEAM TO
INCLUDE MANY
WESTERNERS
MAY, OF ILLINOIS, ROSE, GAR.
RELs. coE AND ROWE, OF
MICHIGAN, AND LleHTeoDY. OF
CHICAGO, MAY GO.

NEW YORK. June S.-The Amer
lean Olympic games team OF athletes
Is being picked today at meeting
or the committee at the once OF the
chairman OF the committee, James y.
Sullivan, 81 Warren-st. The results
OF the trials have shown that he
American team will be high-class
aggregation this year and II Is pre-
dicted that the Olympic Will be duel
between American and England, with
the chances OF America the better.
The task OF selecting the team Is 81
gantic because OF the wonderful
amount OF talent shown In the trialS.
Ii Is predicted that Rector, OF Vir-
ginia. and May. OF Illinois. will be Be-
lected for l00-meter event Cartmell,
OF Pennsylvania. and Robertson. OF
the lrish'American A. A., being other
leading candidates. The men for tho
lO0-meter hurdle will probably bo
Shaw, Dartmouth; Smithson, Cali.
fornia. and Garrels, Michigan. Shep-
pard. OF the Irish-American, Is practi-
cally a cinch for the S00-meter with
other leading candidates In Sheehan.
Parsons. Jones. Lightbody, Glasner
and Bromilow The steeplechase Is
hard race. the candidates lacking
class. The 200-meter race will bring
out the same men as the l00-meter
event. For the 400-meter hurdle
Harry Hillman and Charles Bacon
are leading candidates Halstead.
Cornell. Is leading man for the 1900
meter race with Lightbody. Coe and
Rowe competitors. The 400-metcr
men will come from Taylor, the color.
cd champion; Carpenter. Cornell, and
Alice. Princeton.
For the field events the leading
candidates are Plat and Adams. Jave-
linz Gilbert, Dray. Nelson OF Yale,
and Cooke. Cornell. pole vault: Coo
and Rose. both OF Michigan, shot-put;
Porter. high jump: Ewry. high and
broad jumps; Dearborn Sheridan.
Garrels and Harry Horr. discus:
Cooke. jumps; Flanagan and Talbot
and McGrath. hammer. and Adams.
hop. skip and jump.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08

Burchell. OF Boston. as well as Man
ager Jennings. Davy Jones Wild Bill
Donovan and Charlie O'Leary OF the
Tigers were among the canned on Sat
urday
How do you like the bread and milk
style OF ball such as we saw sunday
The Sunday. crowd was pronounced
~ different from anything we have
brought their wives and their sweet
hearts
A daily triple play and daily home
run didn't help the Tigers win
Jennings absence from the game
was caused by the fact that he kicked
Inanfully on being canned.
Though Donovan and Jones were
chased simultaneously. the former was
suspended and the latter left IN. BIZ
is a hardened offender. He claims Ban
and the umpires are laying for him.
The Donovan Jones episode was
caused by Sheridan's substituting an
old ball for the new one which the
Tigers had been batting.
We would like To see Mr. Egan in
action behind the bat. lie seems TO be
a peaceaole soul without any inclina-
ton To unduly crab the festivities.
Oh. for few days with Tommy Con
molly,
Mullin was hopeIessly out OF condi-
ton in the few innings he tried TO pitch
on SATURDAY We have seen him bat
ted hard many times and Oft. but new
er before has he so signally disgraced
himself Ia fielding the ball.
Thank heaven, nobody can beat them
today!
Payne has broken finger.
Rossruan has a badly strained should
er. a spiked leg and badly shaken
-eoASt41Gt4on-Th New-York- farmer
coilided with the agriculturist from
Caldwell. Neb.. IN the Saturday game.
The latter remains yulgarly healthy.
At one time In the Saturday game
Mcintyre was the only non battery
member of the Detroit club. playing
his regular position.
The Boston club played 10 lot OF
people here at any rate.
Young Mcconnell made the most
startling debut ever shown In a four
company, at Bennett park Nothing
less than three hits would do for him
and he showed speed on the bases and
perfect feldHg.
Bills suspension came just when II did
He had intended 10 pitch the Sunday
game Previously to that, he wOuldn't
have been missed FOR somebody else
could have run for Mullin
Bill Coughlin got back into the game
sunday and was Welcomed by the fans
llr played very nice ball. too.
IL took Crawford q couple OF games
to get used TO that second sack As
} II was, however. his fine throwing
more than Offset his lelding breaks
I The Tigers made both games reason.
I ably close FOR i've innings at that.
4 oh. II we could only see Summers
7 win "a game here.
! There is plenty OF elbow room In the
Detroit press box these DAYS The sur
has fried It's contents down into bona
\ ndc newspaper men and working teie
gsaph operators
Charlie OLeary's good head helped
/ Craw ford 60 his Sabbath home run
! Charlie began coaching Sam to 20 tho
I complete circuit before the latter had
! we'll turned second base.
The array Of white fhIrtwaists or
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
DRAW CHARITY'S MANTLE
OVER THE POOR TIGERS!

| = they banged the Tiger fingers so
hard is one Of the mysteries OF
baseball. Summers fairly pitched
his head OF in an effort 20 stem
the tide yesterday, but they kept
on humping.
! UNDOUBTEDLY UMPIRE SHERl'
/ DAN HAS TAKEN 4 WHOLE LOT
OF SPIRIT OUT OF THE TIGERS.
! Jack Is good umpire yet. but he
I is getting very old With increasing
age is coming an Intolerance which is
intensely distasteful Exterior infer
ences have also been suspected in
making him even grouchier than
usual His action in bouncing Jen-
nings on Saturday was entirely IN
called for. as Hughie. warned IN a
personal letter from Ban. had been
very careful OF his movements and
words on the field and had merely
committed the technical offense OF
on first base
That the crowd appreciated the sit
uation was shown in the fact that Il
made a pronounced demonstration
against Sheridan al the end OF the
game. driving him into the ground
Keepers humble cottage back OF the
grandstand and even going To the
extent OF shying brick or two
through window at him.
Sheridan sought the protection
OF Mrs. Cline. who yielded the
shelter, but crudgingly. While
hidden behind a sofa and tremb-
said 20 have csmely protested
that he always had a soft spot in
his heart for Boston and also to
have asserted that he would put
baseball in Detroit on the bum,
the sincerity Of which statements
may undoubtedly be questioned
on the ground that the deerepit
old Jump was probably a good deal
stirred up.
A man OF 80 cannot be said To re-
tain all his faculties for clear think
Ing when a crowd only few feet
away is bowling for his life-blood
Nevertheless II is urgently 10 be
hoped that Ban Johnson Will give as
a new deal before the New York Sc
ries opens up tomorrow. The change
would be a good thing for Sheridan.
In all probability. as we'll as good
thing for Detroit baseball
In the meantime Hughie Jennings Is
today putting the Tigers through d
course OF sprouts and will endeayor
10 get couple OF victories under their
belts before Friday comes round
and the pennant goes up. The .'iges
are still az the even-break period OF
the standing and are the hottest sort
OF pennant contenders--thanks be TO
the remarkably close race this year
which even that hoary old scribe Tim
Murnane admits is the greatest in
history.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
AMARANTH LEAGUE
CORRAlS TALENT

The Amaranth league is composed
Of the following teams: Wayne As
sembly No. /. Herman PETIT. manager:
Detroit Assembly No. &, VIM. r.
Hope, manager; Star Assembly, No. y,
Geo. Hildinger. manager; Cadillac AS
sembly, No. ~, A. +. Hicks, manager
The officers of the league are Rich.
ard Jackson, Jr, president, Spaldings
Sport Shop; Chas. j. Grebe. secretary,
ia Grand River-ave.
This league will no doubt be the
strongest amateur league Detroit has
ever had and very exciting games OF
baseball are looked for. The several
teams composing this league have got
ten together the cream OF baseball
players from the amateur ranks In
Detroit The Spalding ball was adopt
ed as the official ball.
The games will be played at Chand'
ler's. out Woodward-ave., Seven-Mile
house. and at Becker's out Fort-st,
near Rademacher-ave., and Spaldings'
Sheridan and Harper.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08

Bear with the poor Tlges I'm this
the hour OF their deep misfortune!
Do not be- harsh with them! Re
member some OF their noble deecs OF
the past Don't lose sight OF the fact
that. In the hardest battle the Amer
lean league has ever known, they
brought home championship last
year!
While they are getting the ever
fastina tar licked out Of them at
the hands Of these eastern out
fits, call TO mind the undoubted
fact that the reverse was the case
while the Tiees were playing said
eastern outfits on the latters'
parks!
= When a man boots = ball and
allows a couple of unearned runs
20 score, don't be peeVish; think
Of his 1907 batting average!
When a pitcher steps on his ear
feIdino a bunt and follows this
up with a wild heaVe TO first base
with two on. remember that he is
good TO his poor, widowed moth
eri
IL II seems TO you that the pitcher
in the box for the Tigers should be
eliminated from the landscape. re-
member what happened when Hughie
derricked Mullin on Saturday. June
6. and sent In Willeu. for the last
state OF that team was even worse
than Its first.
Truly the Tigers ARE looking very
badly these days. but what of IL
NOBODY is GETTING ANY
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08

fielding let the solitary blngle be re-
corded. Llnthicum combines the quail
ties of good pitcher; he has a strong
arm. an assortment of curves. good
control and best OF all brainy head.
Besides, he is something OF hitter,
batting 300 for the season.
Lin" as he Is better known among
his large circle OF friends, is one "
the most popular men In the school.
lie is president OF the sophomore en-
gineers. was captain or last falls
champion class football team and is
a member OF the Delta Tau Delta fra.
ternity