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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-25
HOUSE VOTES TO
GOWN THE JUDGES
Delegates by a Large Majority
FsvSr Resolution Requiring the
Supreme Court to Don Regu-
lation Judicial Robes.

In the presence 90 ustentnE gal
Hr paeksa Vfth Iadies-Fsuns and
pretty snes. tss-the Hsusc today
plunEeA sratsr.cslT late an animated
dlsozssion Of the PrsDrtety % making
the Virginia supreme Court judges
wear Es~ns While on thc bench
The matter came ~ On Delegate
Csx's motion 20 reconsider tae motion
oT Which the rcsolatisn 49, passed
yesterday
NJ CsL vhs ncvc~ wastes words
statSd that ne wsula make - speech.
lie simply WISHED. through tho me-
dunn % a Ustlsu. 20 register has Op-
position
Bat Na1O- Moses Green. % rau.
euler. had something 20 say He
started cat IN this wise II desire %
say that believe ~e have la eur Su-
prems Court enc 81 the aolsst ami
Dsss diEnlaed bodies % se found IN
the land. ard do not thlnk THAI
EoNus-howeve costly they may be
can add anything - the dignity OF a
single member OF that court Or can
give any weight % their decisions
Therefors protest against thAs rcso .u-
tiou- Ny suggestion yesterday that
rsWdered wigs be added was merely
90 smphAslze The fact that don 3
think either gowns sr Wigs are neces-
saTy
Indecent simplicity.
Delegate Withers made another
Eoot speech In favor o. the proposed
judicial hablllments lie said ~ un-
serstoot that the judges tnemselv-s
favored the Innovation Delegate Coz
disputed them. he wanted - see the
communication wherein they 50 ex
pressed themselves Mr. Wither'
|. couldn't produce. but al the same h'
took a rap a. "so-called JeGersonlaT
simplicity which. a iltue later b.
plErammaticaliy described as some
times being ~iudccency OF simplicity
Respect for the iaw should be Tn
cuicat~d among the common people
elocuently argued Mr. Withcrs WIZ
are soldiers uniformed hc also asked
When the matter came up on ~
vote Tor reconsideration. - wer
against and - for Mt Coxs melton
The 1ClEe4 therefore. must YEA
gowns. unless the Senate says nay.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-25

Among The Jew leaves ysu have
tuTncd over fsr issS have ysu IN
xeTibed upon ere resolve % De mere
zs~ing than ysS vere last year. mere
-e~nomicai. mere prudent, II you have
80 Voc premptiy - savings bank
go act on ysur Eeed resolution -hlls
n - stli warra- Den the habit an6
aevsr stop 20 hsar any enc say IL -
8-faShlsncd. SIKH - a. tee anl en-
d<~rage yeer~eif In practice A. sften
g Feur earnings csme u hand plnch
60 something ana pat q IN bank I've
WP-eaaoiy. seasihiy. accerdlnE 80 yosF
Wae~ae and esnditlsn. huR when rs
80 asd whea its at when IL sas~s
4Rs when 20 hiow-. ut seine nsnsV
= hank. - u viii se there wheo Yea
- at earaiar ana the rAiaY dsFR
Ls right 60 yss There's baak 10
RehnenG safe cycisDs cellar. ana
49,. tee II "a knsvn "a the "a h
4af pay pr cant nensy piled -
- Saf bank III make you rtch. While
seaeered In roeT s2ecula isns 90 dis-
S~rsfd in FistsSa living 10 will leave
80 PEE. indeed Teu mlght ask the
oasAter seout a. Ne wiii give YsS
nptnters and defaiie and start ysu -
80 night rcaa Fer savinEs Don't wafs
m yea EooS resolutions have beroras
Pvyhr stones - he neither regions
- write and ak I'm nsv Hls SanE
= tAs CAPITOL sANTS1a aad hs - "a
EvS rsgr nets addressed 20 him.
A1@rsond Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-25
INSURANCE AGENT
CHARGED WITH LARCENY

NORFOLK. vA-SPeclaL-E L.
Dsshien. general agent In Portsmouth
of the Sesboard Fire Insurance Com
pany. 81 Norfolk. was placed under
arrest last night. on a warrant charg-
tng larceny sworn out BY the insur-
-ancc company and tts policyhoiders-
II h charged that his method 81
operation was 60 forge Endorsements
60 checks turned over 90 him 10 %
handed policy hoiders for fire losses
sustained HIS defalcatiOns. a n al
lsged. viii amount % many Thousands
% doiiarS
Dashicn was unable 20 furnish --- -.
aRd went 20 Jan.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-25
TWO GIRLS BURNED
IN FACTORY FIRE

SCRANTON. PA Special im-
ne~fal Underwear Compary's factory
located in d lerseiy populated part of
The city ISL on tire Two have been
taken out dead and four are now in
hospitals. Awbuiances have been
sum nl0ned from various hospitals ae
20 is reported rhat a number ot girls
have been caught ln the blazing build
ing The company employs large
mum Der % worker. "a hundred being
women ard girls 10 Oh feared that tht
loss % lie may Dee heavy
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-25

anc Mr. Charles Maynard Yerby. OF
Norfolk. were welded in the Port Nor
folk Baptist Church 81 the Rev DR.
". ". Staley. OF Suffolk. Va. on Wed
nesday afternoon. Miss Alice Jones
acted as maid OF hon0r and Mr. 8. b
Dryden. best man.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

In The OAK Crow Baptist ChGrch.
Chatham. Va was soirmnized the
marriage OF Ariss Elise Anderson
daughter % Mr. and Mrs John
Churchiu Anderson. % Keeling. Pitt
svIvania county. Go At lance HaTt
well strickland. "Wednesday evening
January lbth
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-25

pretty wedding was celebrated on
Wednesday in the residence OF Mr..
Charles i. Holland. Danville. Va
~ hen Miss Myrtle 81. Clair Conrad
became the bride OF Mr Andrew
Clarke Williams The Rev J Cleve-
land Hall rector OF tho Church or the
Epiphany. Ofaclated
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-25

DR.. and Mrs George Tucker Har-
rison. formerly OF Virginia. but now
OF New York. nave issued cards an
nounciug the marriage OF their daush-
ter. LEILA Bell. 10 Mt Winthrop Cow
din. on January SIN. in the chapel u
the Coco shepherd. New YORK city
AR. and Mrs COwden sailed FOR
Europe. and upon their return Will ba
az home at M .kesia." near New
York city
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-25

A quiet home wedding toek place
"Wednesday In the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. 7. Morton. Danville. Va.
when their daughter. Grace Hamilton.
oecame the wife OF Mr.. John J. stew
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-25
NAa-hinrtnn HcrnIll

mans athletic record is an inn
Dnrtant matter these strenuous DAYS.
$50 sooner ls 10 announced that Gov
ernor John Johnson used Co bc the
champion baseball player Or his neigh
norhood than someone comes to thn
front and proves that Secretary Tart
used Co he the blue ribbon horizontal
bar artist 81 the Cincinnati gymua-
siuw
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-25

art. OF salisbury. =. Q. The Rev. "
r Laird. 90 the FIRST Presoyterian
Church. ofiiciated
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-25
Charlotte Observer

The civil service Commission re-
cenuy issued an order barring from
the postal service aU men under 1--WE
feet four inches Rail- The order nix "a
negro SO the district OF Repseser tative
Oyerstreet. OF Indians. and he made a
howl The howl was effective. and
the 1--we feet four" order Has resri1c-
ed Upon which The savannah News
makes the very sensible ulsert artol
that AS a matter ot fact it is Ntti-
difficult 20 understand why a man %
I've feet four shouldn't be- a. abe ts
deliver a letter as . man OF ave ices
eleven or over" Amt 90 s0f
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-25

Hip pockets must 90 The. habit OF
carrying concealed and deadly Seap-
ons has been often. and l0stiy. con-
cemned But when a gentleman Orr a
YEA bearing community goes about
With empty pockets concealed unter
his coat tails and in other suspicious
places he dRliies with tc1th ~ xivin g
DrovOcation. without being abe 90 de-
fend himself The gestures % fhs
man With pockets IN his clothes are
too often mistaken. and quite fire.
Quently ne runs up an enloa.rner's
bill for h4s family before his armed
VS. q VS. fnds out that he has erred
~ Interpreting a movement % thr
stol hand
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-25

Restores Gray Hair 70 Natural Coior.
Removes DandruH and Scarf Invixo-
rates and prevents the Hair from fall
lnE OF
Per sale BY Richmon4. LyncnburN
Va ara Baltimore. Ma. DruEgtsts. Or
sert direct - XANTHINE COMPANY.
Price. 81 per bortle. Riekmend. IA.
sA@Bss Reside. Sc. ~ snail
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-29
TEXAS RAILROADS.
Financial Condition N Thirty.
Six ~ Them.

Ahhlih Mniph as The ihlliUnd
commission hAa mnio pnhiln tam
naiailtu abatement showing the tlnah
tlnl condition ~ ihltll als fhlionda "
fusha iuf lhn uutth mnhihN eudlnr
Jan "a in0s no compared Win mo
nnne nnllud lho piHyl0na ,oht itelehi
thihlnea nhuw h d0oUarn nhuuhiIur
20 tenggaOa fmaa talhlhHA doulohnod
tl0ilOnnl operating expenses lhptena
th tiiuo.Una lhp0me iiUm operation
decreased inoifisn
Aininet tiohptni davidson furnish
"a nn unlhluh in superintendent nhY
Of rubllt huIldnrh and efuuudt "a
the effect That me- nuHiofiIoo oauld he
enlahlIHhud M state house ana o..
nennea iuf ilillne un oamo could hs
raid tut oul W tunilnronl ospenhOs
allowed me department The nllut
nrY nNnplW tllnrlH attention ln The
concurrent resolution nHHHpd hy The
lHHl ionlalhiuia iuNblnr in bHhhllhh.
NN'HN wv |N"iNlIi'i ii lNI "fNi' fNNNN
fnf dlHnhith W nuhllp hunlhpas and
hlnloh That ihlH resolution rlvpa Hul
ppflnlendunl nny nmnie authority lu
nui M ihu premises The nuHlnlilru
VIII be- established un the iIlni floor N
the building
chairman Matfloid M iho falltoad
commission hhh returned from a iuHf
ui inspection " The Texas and Pacific
fhllwnt IN nnhNof iU n question No
said hu hhuW nothing about The iumui
ud feuoltutHhln ~ the tpsaa hnd va
tiilo nstpni what ho naw N the novs
nnnefa aud he refused 10 discuss the
matter A. IA result ~ hia inspection
ui The road he hnln he would tlie ~
port with The commission M soon hs n
VIA prepared and dld not care ~ dln
cuHe what recommendation are M
contemplation
Aa fnf aa known IN official tifeleh,
no rhnrefe have hren dolelrd "a Hnn
Antonio i0 enforce The ilhahn McI
ufurnt llGuuf lAw The fuvofnNf indi
taicd that u WAS not The nulloy " the
administration ~ hend rangers any
whore Usvonl upon request ~ local
authorities hnd no such foaucal had
been made
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-29
FOSTERS WEA-
Their BULLETIN

tiuniilnhlti ineH hl ~ n rnal,fi
Washington u "a NHfUh m lHnl
hhllplin Hniu forecasts uf disturbance
" tiu.N continent lh iu m. WWm WAtt
~ al HN run wave Hi lUTi Neat dlA
luihHnDN Wlll lrnuh fHblnr uuhHi about
Hs rlNaH Pacific Hlunu uluan Nf ga
ninW uunlinl lhllnyh 30 NJ Anil 4.
DnalNin states Warm wave Viii
DluW iHrlliN hluut about NH. HlDnl
pNnlin liilHiH lu uaHlpin Hlhiua AlHl
I IHul NniN Wlll uluAH rANhp 0lunN
hhWi ll HrvHl tDnlini valleys Ann y.
nHNirln Hl1iNH
fhH dlaiulhahuu Nlll hllnr nnVefu
Wrnlhrf iuW temperatures viii uiu.
rrlln nnl follow n nni d Wnfn uf hlph
temperatures VIII accompany lhN dla
luihnnOH .fhe HnnDinl trend uf tom
nNininfta yin hn nnWnrd hnuf aF.
more ilinn iliu HuHHun Nuuld Indicate
Hii niNDlnllnilun VIII he moderate
lliHl disturbance NJ Ami Wlii iuauh
lhUlir DnHHi about UiuhH rhUlhr
Hluu0 hf uluHu uf q riNll rnnlNl ini
ipfH Z Nv q uaHluin HlHiHH Wnfm
wave Wlil riuaH rhrlnu HlnnN about 2.
rfunl pNNiihl valleys I ulHiuln Hihlpa
q luul wave VIII DiuHa rn0lhu plunr
about . Hirni uohiinl valleys Y nHHt
nin station q
thln disturbance Vlll ho remarkable
nni lmnurlHni because nl NJ hth tenn
rtmluira Hnd small amount ui rain
thr HlulmH Will hD M a mild iynn
mort NNtNlr ln untl Vide uf continent
nnl NrhlhNf viii hr comparatively
wulti NJ southern ihan IA northern
HinlOf
Indications alo What Ami lumnein
luiDN Nlil ntuiHHu unuHunllt hlrh un
WuHl nHfiH uf the tuhllnNhl particular
"a south ul parallel 40 ilhlninll Nlli
hN dpnrlUni UtNDul IN The ohio valley
hud W0al0fn DHnndn
WtuNni M ihn ohio valleys lhfmnii
nhnliii nlHnl nn1 sow iHf ifp Wrhlhur
N AuHi West ni mefldmn ln nni
south ul lh corn Hhnull hr planted luf
u dfp anhHuu hul ln ihu ohio valleys
4 ahuud hp planted f0f wet Weather
HAST uf meridian 30 whore The riuuni
" ilHlUd corn should hn ulnhini on
NE fllHua mud west Uf That llnu iu The
mfiNW. oats ah0uld he drilled Hhhi
iuW onai ~ meridian 30 aud duon WuBi
nf ihHi llnn
nnlhinll WIN niao he short IN Mary
INA Vielnln M me vicinity OF wash
lnrinn and ~ lhp New England
elhina farming nhuuud be- carried on
in accord With these Indications
rfup conditions viii largely yhfy on
the continent A serious afoulh viii
UfNVhii 40 nnlnr ulhpi uHfiH Com hnh
oats vii he short
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-29
MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.
Bed Destroyed by Dynamite, bal
Oceupant Unlnlured

Telluride. Colo March "a Former
Adluiaut GENERAL nuiheiy Wells mar
towly escaped death or serious injury
~ hlh home here early Saturday iom
we'll planned effort a. hsaaaslhaio
him Win dynamite
Despite the precautions against such
hilompi such 40 patrols and are lirhis
about the house. a atlth oi dynamite
prepared IN q bomb was placed under
on near General Wells bed General
Wells waa sleeping aa n hia habit
on The outer porch " hla house. aud
be- was hurled with debris many feet
ffom the wrecked house
The side Of The house was torn com
rleiely out hardly Hlloh NJ The bed
remained. hud fragments 0f me- wood
were scattered over me ntlehh0fhuUd
Though badly shntcn un sad bruised
10 some esieni Oonofai Wells n valid
10 have escaped without Injury
General Wells took % leading unu
IN the suppression Of me Tabor ifnH
hloa ln ihia State ln i0nfOa mud was
prominently identified wiih lha pros
tcuil1n of ihO 0if.fnfa W iha Western
Federation of Minors 30 Boise ou iho|
charge of oumnirIly M thn aaanaalnh
ton 0i fofmof Governor Flank aiuuon
h'fr
i.e hhd boon active ala0 ln securing
ihc 0tlfadtion from Idaho % steve
Adams 90 bel irlod here on the charge
of mud't M connection with tho
minors strike 0f 1904
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-29

Whnhnolon. ~ u' Nalnh an nAe
itNunlnlifns uf lhH ilnlhtfhhhi IN
i.UDumUlllu lliuhnu ani rnnlh0mUn
pi which President nuasNipll IA mtH
Don nfo nHAemhllnp NJ me- DupllNi Nt
hi important rnliiriHnDN Nhlrh viii
unrn Tomorrow hnl continue ntpl NHn
dNf thp contention van NJ Ai
ffUahni hY John ! ilAnnhhah lhn
RiHni mHNiui ~ iha uifhNllHlldn. ~
j NniRuhl uummlHHluhUi nthuiAl Nf
lnnlrihilnui A. n 1nNdpili. IN lhN
hlfrnu nf lmmlNinllun ana hAlnlhllyA
llrnl rhHiluH 4 Nulil ruMmlaslUhNf
lNhnf end Nnmupl uUmnulH nlpAl
ltpi ~ lhu Amtiltah ftaulrilbh w
Labor
Ao,oldlhf W n Nldeig tutuml,i iO
iuul ihu convention Nlll mhih hn
NlUDh M lhn unlly ui lhN AmNlUAN
Federation uf Tabor lnlu lhN mtih
tumlhn presidential uAmWieN NU
ttni hifuiHn dprlalnnH lium lhN UdNliH
And lhH failure Nh tunfitNH h nAss
remedial lunalhllun have n n Ali
lnl rinnilrnl iiumuNi. ANA UlhUi MA
llNhnl lulipiH nf UlpangUl mhNl NJ
me- determination that ADlllH uAlili
patton IA polliIoa lA M Ohly uaaiae
irli pt lhnm NJ unthuv
Willie lhU lhllluud mun hlN mot Nf
ltlnllf AFFILIATED VIII lhp AmniDhh
Federation ~ ihhbf / 0i mth nai
iho hirmuh Hhi onrnNmun Nill hlhn
Htu POLITICALLY Nllh mo- fodNlHlmh
1hHi NJ Mo- two HlnHnlyhllHHH Wlli
mite iu combat lhu uhpmlua VA Hi
nnnllDd labor
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-29

nssr Nearly Takes Vie LIE and snaks
All bot saueeSed Him


Al bot Squeezed Him
New York. March "a Two naffow
escapes we're one days record Tor
Head Keeper Snyder of me nfonx 100
When trying 10 Fet JaH n blg bear
out oi hla pen, the animal burst the
net the Keeper and assistant had
thrown over hia head and with n sweep
Of his paw hurled both men into q
tank They we're rescued promptly
Later In the view of 200 women and
children while feeding the biz boa
constructor at the roo the snake with
cd 40 furoualy that several men Lost
their hold on Tho slippery body and
tho, creature whipped 90 tail around
snyder The snake gradually Tighten
cd lta grip on the man despite The ~
forts of fliieon men 10 loosen n
Finally The use Of q club and spike In
sifumcnt induced the snake 20 loosen
hla coil snyder while ln ne face of
one Of the worst times ln hla NE.
walked away ile was unlniurod
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-29
HOPE
FOR GILLETTE

Aimst NAlth IA fhD,p ap
ntAis M M hul a ahull HllAh Hl no NJ
malnlht nl 5uunt lhlslNi illlpllp
No. ihnnH Wah NhN NJ lht lhHHli nl
lhN NlnNtFNlldh ANi ND NNhlUh ~ lhH
ma bHNll Hl HNpNHlH. htHl hla plolli
iNNNf HNAnhhail NlNn lhu htal Ahi
lHtN Nllh hla ihhnlA lAlHNNl lNWhlNi
hUl unUNttluuH hUlt mlN lhu lAhn HNH
non lhWhhh lhu eWllA VA kNHr his Ar
lNlhlmNnl WIN ANulhii Nlfl. thA tlt
llm Hl No. dNli liHHHit wac Nlas
lllAtN. Nl nlllf hlHAN VhHAN rAlh
ully itllUta ltAi IA Ma 1881 Aluusph 4
lNpllnn M NiMnHlhi anu lNilHnillNNh
lNHnhhhNl NO. tNNnlit lNlNNA llut
tihui llnnhUa ptlHNiA llllNNnNt ANh
ihulN ANnlala Va hs aNphl plNhAllllll
lhai w Nlll mlWlllp lhu iNNhH hNu
hulHf VII lAi lhr nthAllf lll hls
Uilnp lh lhN llNDlill lhNll M ANhulN
nllnHn tHlli IA lhp ruHlhN Npph
kuhtth EDUCATIONAL RALLY
ful n 4 NDiAWil Ui hNilpN
hhhdth NJ lhN NhhlN lWlpihaf we lNl
mNlhf rlueiaW Wi NJ tiNpAlNNal
ihllf ~ lhhl nlhre hbtttlllht AVN
Nupomp AdlpHa nam
AdiiuaaDN NllfalNNAl AVnNhlurNl
W lhb tNhHlllNlWN flNl INV VA
hnr lHNml anNNlhluNAlNl wat Y
ID AllM Ui ANNN ADaitWt
AilluHs AHNlNllNla iNI Nj
Wuilhoih ~ ihN A 500 N lHi'
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-29

Pensacola rla March 2s Arthur
Laihrup. q Young man of Elglu lll.
was accidentally drowned Do bayou.
Tetaa lothrup attempted Co ride a
horse into tho bayou when be- was
thrown and CEN into the undorlOe and
was carried ont 90 deep water and
drowned Fully a dozen people Wit
messed The accident. but could not help
shc drowning man.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-29

rlttabufr Kan. March 9s on
Tuesday al coal mlnoa IN this district
will be- nhul down by mutual consent
of miners ana operators and fomnin
closed for sixty days Tho contract
hetwcon minors ana operators expires
Tuesday, and until nsrotiailonn arc
completed for new contract the
mlnea Will remain closed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-29

A summary ul The RESULTS ui no
nnllNl HliN M A Worth yesterday
~ rl,eh IA tho fuiluVlhf iulunlnm lu.
upitpi yesterday Afternoon hi me
rhHiH lium Nt i AZ coulter unn a.
lhH 1nlufnlrN num lliagUH puuulY
~ Wutlh ttsasI March ppI ieon.
Mofnnn Hattie
nlyAh tuNah
tlillsh Thousand dolsHhits Dele
ualss "A lAfup D. W naley N M.
hiboht. lat J. sloftY A ! Baker
tal.uuuuu ntduuh \ W Coulter
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-29

Mount slefliur Ky March IA Az
ineufhnce aren't who has authority to
DO so viii notify The heenlh al once IA
cancel nll lntufHnco rullolpa held hy
lcndlne companies w Kentucky un
tobacco flaka each M the tlllea NJ
Louisville Lexington OwonHhofo and
radurnh The amount 10 bo cancelled
N nnld tO be- about tlO0 600
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-29

New Haven. Conn March 2s BY
the laying off of i05 men at the spflng
street shops of me New York New
Haven and Hartford railroad the work
lne force was reduced io about twenty
five as against nearly 500 when The
shops are running foil handed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-29

Kalamazoo, Mich, March 2s As the
result Of n heavy storm which faFod
over this section part Of the dam of
the Commonwealth Power company,
ono and a half mlica below riainweii.
on the Kalamazoo river went out. IN
fllctlng heavy damage Tho dam cost
$3.50. 900
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-29
italians nodv Found

Cleveland o.. March 2s The body
of an italian, supposed 10 be- Saliva.
tore Guoll. who came here from West
Virginia three weeks ae0. was found
IN an alley Tho man had evidently
cen murdered lie had not been rob
bed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-29

Arllnnion MnW March 9s 1ho
body of nn unknown woman With hef
throat cnt mud ehowlnn many lndlcn
lions Of mufdor wna found ln n lpi M
Nt raule cemetery hy two boys The
condition ot tho body soomod 20 lndi
cate That lho woman had boon dead
for several hours
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-29
ntanex n n. nal.lt.

snn Francisco Mafoh rs rfwafd
Ofauoy alihoueb ho has mot hoon the
Third rnfit in lho flne alnoe ho ofil0l
hted ot the rllyalmmoua uilflpn bout
On Dee 20 1905 has been selected
by Abraham AuOll nnd "lhtilna'
Nelson to nct ns referee IN their tf
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Evening journal., 1908-01-01
VERDICT SOON
IN POWERS CASE
BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
GEORGETOWN, Ky, Jan. Mayor
w. c. owens began his argument in
behalf Of Caleb Powers. when court
opened to-day Judge Morris recon-
vened court early so that the two
speeches to-day might be completed in
the afternoon. Before Major owens
began, Judge Morris cautioned the
audience against any demonstration.
The court room was packed. The
prisoner was surrounded by friends
and relatives. his mother and sister oc-
cupylng the same seats they have since
the beginning of the arguments.
Major owens delivered not only an
eloquent speech, but an able argument,
attacking chiefly the evidence of Wit
nesses Noutsev, Noakes and Golden.
Owens compared them to Judas
Iscariot. who betrayed his master for
thirty pieces of silver. The case will
go to the jury either late to-day or
early tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1908-01-01

past. for which God be blessed and
praised. But this New Year is not for
nothing 1t lies before us ike a lot Of
raw material and our hearts and souls
are like the machines Of some big fac
tory through which it is our duty to
turn it out into finished material. Let
us renew our loyalty and allegiance to
God and promise TO be true to the
name of this society Let us show our
gratitude this year to God by living
in His goodness. wish, in the name
Of the bishop and the priests of the
diocese, to wish you a happy and pros
porous New Year"