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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-05-26

T1V"IH17 2 OI7 77'7
Houston wilVNlc1nt to 100000 regu-
larIy
During the months Of Nay and June
the government viii spend about 500
600 month at the post and at this
late of expenditure will cntinue for
number OF years until the brigade
post is completed Most Of this work
as well as the supplying OF food. Is
done by army contracts. most of which
are held by merchants in this city.
This letting loose Of large sums Of
money has materially helped San An
tonic TO recover from the panic Whtn
the brigade post is completed II viii
contain between four and six thous-
and men.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-05-26

II NaIUNVII -T0IUdl 5u7IT "
G. e. Gilmore OF Willis Point has
been elected president Of the Texas
Press Association. The meeting a
year hence win be held at Marlin.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1908-01-09
TOBACCO MEN ARE UNEASY
QUIET AT RUssELLviLLE, BUT
THE WAR Is NOT ENDED.
BurIey Growers and Trust Fall to
Agree-Friday's Raid Will
Be Investigated.

Louisville, KY, Jan. 4.-Although
all is apparently quiet in the war be-
tween the tobacco growers Of Ken
lucky and Tennessee against the
American Tobacco company the de-
velopments of Friday have given great
uneasiness. The town of Russellville
which was raided by nightriders early
in the morning, was quiet at night,
but the sheriff and his deputies, the
police and the citizens we're on the
alert to prevent any repetition Of the
outrages.
II was decided by the peace officers
and the leading citizens in view of the
improbability of another raid that the
governor would not be asked for
troops. State Fire Marshal Mott
Ayres, however, is on his way to Rus
sellville and will begin an immediate
investigation of Thursday nights raid
which resulted In the shooting OF
three men by the riders. the burning
d two tobacco warehouses and a
planning mill and the partial destruc
ion of three smaller buildings. The
county Judge and court officials noti
lied Gov. Wilson that a special term
OF court will be called to consider the
evidence brought out by the investiga
tion and that extraordinary efforts
will be made to apprehend and punish
the guilty parties.
The most disturbing news OF the
day, following, as 1t did, on the heel
Of the Russelllville raid. was the fail
ure of the Burley Tobacco society and
the chief buyers for the American To
bacco company to agree regarding the
marketing Of the 1907 crop held by tn
society. The parties met at Winches
ter In accordance with the terms
of . compromise agreement recently
brought about by Gov. Wilson. The
Burley men wanted the company to
buy 10000 hogsheads OF tobacco from
them, while the buyers would agree
to take but 10000 hogsheads. The
Burley men consented to sell the
smaller amount. The tobacco had al.
-eady been Inspected and graded. The
hurley men fixed minimum price OF
Is cents a pound. The company buy
ers refused to give more than IL
cents.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1908-01-09
SLAIN WOMAN IDENTIFIED.
Victim Of New Jersey Murder Recoo
nized by Her Sister.

Newark, N. j., Jan. AFTER half.
dozen supposed ideutifications had
been disprovel 'he rolice were salts.
led Fri Ay n h; tfc, the woman mur-
Tered ON the ia that border the
Passaic river, in IA ri5on. was Helena
5alter Whitemore. who. with her hus-
band. Theodore S. Whitmore. cen
Quoted furnished room house at 235
Adams street, Brooklyn.
The Identification was maze by the
woman's sister, Mrs. Susan Schmitter.
OF the Bronx. and corroborated by
Mrs. Smhmit,ers husband. Martin.
iradk Fnelert, a friend. and finally by
the murdered woma is husband. Whit
more has been detained by the police
and a summons was Issued for Eng
Iert The latter, who admitted an in
innate acquaintance with Mrs. Whit
more. was able to go into so minute
detail In his Identification that the
authorities believe he will prove a
valuable witness.
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DOZEN HURT IN A COLLISION.
Pennsylvania Express Train ID
Wrecked at Montandon, Pa.

Sunbury. Pa. Jan. 2.-The Pennsyl'
vania railroad express which left Buff
falo at nine o'clock Tuesday night and
which was due in Philadelphia at 1884
q. IN. Wednesday. was wrecked at
Montandon, ten miles west Of here,
early Wednesday, and more than a
dozen passengers were injured.
The express was approaching Mon
tandon and was running on time when
. light locomotive crossed from sid
Ing to the main track. The engineer
Of the express was SO close that he
was unable to bring his heavy train
to a stop and It crashed into the shift
ing engine with considerable force.
Both locomotives we're completely dis
abled, and combination car, coach
and a Pullman sleeper were badly
damaged.
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NO FURTHER
investigation BY the Lexow Commit.
tee, Says Senator Drake.

Sandusky, O.--State Senator Drake
chairman of the senate, committee
which stirred scandal in Cincinnati
more than year ago by It's delvings
into municipal affairs, announced that
in all probability the investigation Of
Cincinnati affairs by his committee Ia
at an end.
THE reform leaders in Cincinnati
are discouraged" said the senator. u
am of the opinion that the inquiry will
not proceed further"
Senator Drake discussed the inves
tigation at some length, and intimated
that its popularity had not been ex
treme, and that there seemed little lie
nand from any quarter for the contin
uance of its task. He added that he
expected to vote for the county option
bill, but expressed doubt Of its pas
sage in the legislature.
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Dance Ends In q Row.

Bowling Green, O.-As result OF q
II !dnight fight al dance in North
+ ltmore, George Chapman is dying
s:.d Ernest Hunt, who shot him, is in
Il q county jail here. Hunt, who con.
ducted the rink, had undertaken 10
close the place at midnight. Chapman
and others interfered. A fight follow.
cd. in which several participated, and
Chapman noored Hunt. Some one
handed Hunt a revolver and he shot
Chapman through the abdomen, The
bullet piercing the liver and other vital
organs. The victim Is a youth.
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OHIO EXHIBIT
Cost $1,000 Less Than Sum Appropri
ated-Partiai Report Made.

Columbus, O.-The Ohio commission
to the jamestown exposition, recently
closed, filed a partial report with Gov.
Harris. and expects to return $4,000
of the $4,000 appropriated, and may
give back that much more II the prop
erty claimed to have been promised
by the exposition people can be Sc
cured and disposed Of II cost $27,62l.o5
to construct "Adena," the Ohio build
ing. and about $4,000 to furnish It. The
exhibits cost $17,500. The report Gale
attention to the fact that the affair was
a failure. and for this reason there
may not be chance to secure the site
upon which the building was erected.
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Teachers Examination.

The Highland County Board of School ex.
aminers hereby gives notice that examina.
tions of applicants for certificates will take
place in the washington School Building
Hillsboro, on the frst Saturday of each.
month.
Patterson examinations will be held on
the third Saturday of April and on the Sec
ond Saturday of May
Applicants for examination in special
branches muse notify the clerk at least two
weeks before examination Day.
AS prescribed by law the fees for Teachers
examin alton will be 80 cents, while the Pat
terson examination no fee Is charged.
II. p. TICH, Pres,
N. b LAMONDA.
II. Il. GALLIETT, Clerk,
Board of Examiners.
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SHOT WIFE AND HER FRIEND
Then Tried, But unsueoessfuIfy, To
Take His Own Life.

I.udington, Mich. Jan. 6.-Crazed by
Jealousy. Leonard Brown. OF Grand
Rapids. came here drove to the farm
OF Robert Johnson. where his wife was
staying. and shot the woman. wound.
ing her so that she died In a few
hours. Brown then fired two bullets
into Johnson's body and tried to com.
NIT suicide, firing three shots into his
own head. None OF his wounds will
prove fatal, however. and Johnson Will
also recover. Brown, who has not
lived with his wife for two years. &C.
cused Johnson OF breaking up his
home.
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LEAvENwoRTH MAYOR in PERIL
Suit Filed to Gust Him for Not En-
forcing Prohibition.

Topeka. Kan. Jan. IA suit to GUS
Peter Everhardy from once as mayo.
OF Leavenworth. Kan. and citation
for Police Capt. T. J. Taylor to appea
before tho supreme court ON tn
charge Of contempt were filed In tn,
supreme court Wednesday by Fred s
Jackson. attorney general. It Il
charged that Everhardy has not en-
forced the prohibition law. Capt
Taylor. It IL charged. has violated tn,
order Of the court by accepting none,
from saloopkespsrs in lieu Of license
fees.
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Tho Lid For lancaater. [

Lancaster. O.-This city, which has
been wide open" for more than year
will have the lid put on during the ad
ministration OF Mayor C. II. Sexauer
He instructed Chief Wallace to notify
all saloonkeepers and proprietors OF
billiard and pool rooms to close al
1880 and remain closed until 5:S0
All blinds must be raised, and these
places must be closed on Sunday. All
slot machines were also ordered out
The mayor will ask the council at its
first session to pass a wine-room or
dinance. and he promises other restric
tons.
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LICENSE LEAGUE
BEGINS CRUSADE
WITH THE OBJECT IN VIEW OF
BRINGING ABOUT LIQUOR
REFORMS.
WILL ELEVATE
SALOON KEEPING
The Movement Has Not Received
Much Support In the East as Yet
But In the West Many Manufacturers
Have Enrolled Themselves.

|, New York, Jan. 6-That 100000 600
persons in the United States can't get
whisky or beer when they want 1t has
caused distress among some big deal
ers, and the Model License League OF
Louisville, KY, is organizing liquor
dealers all over the country in a move
ment to Offset the prohibition propo-
ganda by reforming and restricting
the saloons.
On January 10 President T. M. Gil.
more, Of the league, will hold meet.
ing at the Waldorf-Astoria, at which
he will try to enlist the local brewers
and dealers In support of the reform
movement. The aim Of the league Ia
to make saloon license such valuable
property and so easily forfeitable for
breach of the law that saloon keep
ing will become the business of respec
table men only, who will for their own
The leagues first proposition Is 10
make licenses transferable, like any
other property. As such they would
be Of great value to their owners. 1t
Is also proposed that licenses in a com.
munity should be restricted in number.
SC as not to exceed the proportion Of
one for every 500 population. The sell
ing of liquor to minors should be pro
hjbited. the league asserts, and for any
violation of law license should be
Immediately cancelled and the owner
should thereafter be debarred from
ever holding o license In the same
state.
The movement has not received
much support in the east a. yet, but In
the middle west a large number Of
dealers and manufacturers have en-
rolled themselves as members. All
the large breweries of Milwaukee and
81. Louis have Joined the league, and
throughout Kentucky. Ohio. Indiana,
Illinois. Missouri and Wisconsin the
liquor dealers are reported to have
come ont in support Of the new idea.
One Of the prime movers In the
league in this city. T. 8. Leoser,. Of
No. rs Broad street, who Is connected
with trade journal which is support
Ing the league. said that 1t was "a
case OF the decent liquor dealers
against the AntiISaloon league
I'VE believe that the liquor dealers
should do their own housecleaning,"
he said There are a great number
OF saloons which are menace to the
public health and morals, and we be-
lieve that such saloons should be put
out Of the business. But we oppose
prohibition both because IL is imDrac-
tic'ble and unjust"
The propaganda sent out by the
league to the dealers whom II wished
to convert showed this plainly, he
said. Prohibition threatened to ex-
terminate legitimate dealing In liquor,
he declared, and the league sought to
Offset the trend toward prohibition by
purifying the liquor business and re
moving its Objectionable features.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1908-01-09
SAUSAGE CASE DECIDED
Use Of Cereal and Water Declared to
Be Aduteration.

Lansing. Mich, Jan. 4.-Circui1
Judge West Friday afternoon In al
opinion held that the use Of cerea
and water In sausage IL an adultera
ton Of the product and brings 1t with
In the scope OF the state pure foot
law prohibiting authorizations.
The decision was made In the appll
cation OF Armour & Co. for an In
junction to restrain the state dair,
and food department from interferin.
with the sale of their sausage because
cereal and water are used In it's man
ufacture. rh.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1908-01-09
MEDAL FoR MILWAUKEE, MAN.
Bravery Of Edward Mcorath Rscos
nixed by President Roosevelt.

Washington, Jan. 4.-The president
has awarded railroad life saving
medal to Edward McGrath, station
agent for the Chicago. Milwaukee q
st. Paul railway at 6towell station.
Milwaukee He Is . cripple. making
II necessary for him to wear piece
Of cd attached to the bottom OF one
shoe. Risking his own life, he saved
. child from being run over by Q train.
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Robbed His "Bank.w

Spring field. Mo-. Jan. 6.-Becoming
alarmed over the financial panic,
George Gilmore, stockholder in the
Bank OF Niangua, drew out s720 in
gold and buried It In the rear OF his
barn two months ago. only to find,
when he went to secure the coin, that
some one had located II and made on
with all but $40 that had evidently
been overlooked in the haste OF the
thief
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Dies at Ace Of 90 Years.

st. Joseph. Mo-. Jan. 4.-Mrs. Nan
ME G. Hoagland, aged 92 years, widow
of the late millionaire philanthropist,
George Hoagland, Is dead. She was
prominent in church work and was a
member of the Methodist church here
for 55 years. She was native of
Haverhill, Mass.
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Harden Gets Four Months.

Berlin, Jan. 4.-The notorious Har.
den-Von Moltke libel suit came to an
end Friday evening when the accused
editor of Die Zukunft was sentenced
to four months Imprisonment and to
pay the entire costs Of both the pres
ent and the former trial.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1908-01-09
Busy Aaaln at Lima.

Lima, O.-The Lima Locomotive and
Machine works. employing between L.
200 and l,400 skilled mechanics. are
again putting men back to work, and
II is expected will be running In full
force before another month.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1908-01-09
Maniac Runs Amuck.

Columbus, O.-Crazed by excessive
drinking John r. Gentry, prisoner In
the city workhouse, ran amuck with n
bread knife. Two guards, John M.
i nsel and II. G. Brodbeck, tried to
overpower him before he could do any
harm. but they failed. When he was
finally mastered both of the officers
were bleeding from score Of wounds,
Hensels nose being almost severed
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Columbus, o., Jan. 3.-The Repub-
licans of Ohio will be given an oppor-
tunity to express by direct vote their
choice for the party's candidate for
president at primaries to be held on
february IL, when delegates and al.
sernates to the Republican state con-
ention will be elected.
The convention viii be held In
Columbus on March and and II
will select, in addition to four dele
gates at large to the Republican ma
tional convention, candidates for gov
ernor and other state officers.
TAFT Men Beat Forakeritss.
The call for the primaries and con.
,entiop was adopted Thursday even
.ng by the Republican state central
Committee after a protracted and live
ly session. The friends Of William
4. Taft, secretary OF war, and candi'
date for the Republican nomination
ior president, were in control Of the
COMMITTEES, casting IA votes to Z for
the supporters of Senator Foraker.
also an avowed candidate for the pres
idency. rca tlu
The vote stood IA to Z On every
proposition which required q roll call
except the selection OF a temporary
chairman for the state convention.
James r. GARFIELD. secretary Of the In
terror. the choice OF the Taft sup
orters, received Is to cast fer Harry
VI. Daugherty Of Columbus. Richard
,.cCloud Of London. q close personal
,iiend OF Mr.. Daugherty, but 4 Tafi
supporter. voted for him as against
.ir. Garfield si
The officers chosen for the state
convention are: Chairman, James r.
Garfield, Cleveland; secretary. r. M
switzer, Gallipolis; assistant secre-
AIRY, Malcolm Jennings, Athens; sec
Seant-at-arms. Richard ellison, Steu.
oenville.
Foraker viii Not Comply.
Cincinnati, Jan A fiat refusal to
Do bound by the conditions of the cali
tor the Republican state convention
which is to name state ticket and
select delegates at large to the ma
tional convention, is the conclusion
cached by United States Senator j.
3. Foraker and announced In a state
nent given to the press here Friday
light.
Primaries for test of strength be
ween Taft and Foraker as presidential
andidates were provided for In the
tlicial call and the method provided is
sharply criticised by Senator Foraker
Plan a Hughes Machine.
Albany. n. Y, Jan. 3.--Plans for a
'tate organization In the interest OF
he nomination of Gov. Hughes for
president of the United States by the
Republican national convention were
made Thursday at a conference Of Re
publicans, legislators and .others, al
he Kenmore hotel In this city.
State Senator Alfred r.. Page OF
New York. presided. and there were
ilso present Congressman George +
Waldo of Brooklyn, State Superintend
snt Of Prisons c. W Collins, State Wa
ter Commissioner John A. Sleicher
Cepublican State Committeeman II. G
remnant, Charles Fl. Young. president
OK the New York Republican club, and
\. b.. Humphrey. who introduced II
hat club the recent resolution indors
ing Gov. Hughes for the presidency.
Senator John Raines Of Ontario. Re
publican leader I'm the senate; Super
,ntendent OF Public Works Fredericl
c.. Stevens. Speaker Wadsworth an
II ~
tme of each Of whom is of special in
ierest In this connection. were nons
| Of them present.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1908-01-09
Fox Fooled Them.

Marion. O.-One thousand people
turned out to witness a fox chase by
a score of men on horseback with q
pack Of hounds. Reynard was given
a fifteen-minute start. but brought the
chase to an abrupt ending by drowning
in Goose creek.
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viii Not Be Idle.

Dayton, O.--The Cooper Heater Co..
which passed into the hands OF a re.
ceiver, will continue operations. The
outlook is said to be encouraging. as
the company has a large number of
orders. ]. A. Gauthier will manage
the nlant
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Cooked Them Alive.

Marietta, O.-Hugo Uhlman is dead
and Chas. Conrath in critical condition.
the result Of the bursting Of tube In
a boiler at the p. NJ. & l. Co. power
station. Hundreds of gallons of boil.
ing water and steam poured over the
victims. literally cooking them alive.
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panosd All Nlaht-ps.d.

ST. Louis, Mo-, Jan, ga special from
Eulsa, Okla, says Ke-Wah-Ho- -Tsa-Ah-
Lo, the largest man in the Usage tribe,
died OF dancing all one night at an
Usage festival. He was full blooded
and advanced In years. and was one Of
the few surviving warriors who parti
cipated In the bloody war between the
Csage and Kansas indians about 81
years ago.
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censure Roosev velt.

Dayton. O.--The United Trades and
Labor Council passed q resolution con-
demning the action OF President
Roosevelt In sending troops to Gold.
field, New, to suppress the union mi.
ners there.
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Effect REORGANIZATION.

Toledo, O.-The reorganization OF
the Toledo Terminal Railroad Co. was
effected by the election Of II. r. Led
yard, president; William Golfer. vice
president; J. e. Grifiiths. treasurer
temporary, and T. w. Stevens, Sec.
retary temporary. Manager T. B.
Fogg will be continued is that position.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1908-01-09
LIQUOR Tax Apportloned.

Hamilton. O.-County Auditor Brate
has apportioned $85.500. derived from
the semi-annual liquor tax collection.
among the districts of Butler county.
Hamilton gets Ss7.5s5. Middietown 49,.
727, the poor fund. s17.0S9, the state
S25, ,6S3 and the townships $7,6s9.
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Columbus. O.--Dallas Washburn, Q
second degree murderer. was granted
o pardon by Gov. Harris. and he left
for Los Angeles. Cal. He was known
a. "the silent man. a. It was always
hard to get q word out of him.
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A Reliable Remedy
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New Orleans. Jan. S.--Capt. Henry
Daniel, who brought the steamer Alex
ardria. Of Liverpool, into port, report
ed having passed close TO small yes
eel floating bottom upward ON January
\ in the 0ulf Of Asxic0.
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Woman pIes st t1e Year,.

Hillsboro. Ore, Jan. 2.-Mrs. Mary
Ramsey Wood died here Wednesday.
aged 10 years. She was . native Of
Tannsssee and later lived In Ats-
suori. coming from there TO Oregon.
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Washington. jan l.-Ths prssiden
has signed . proclamation crsatin
the Verde National forest In Arisona.
With - aree oe 5sl. no acres located
IN MafleopA ed Ysvapai sounties.
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Four Psrsons Hurt

St Louis, Jan. 6.--Fire started by ar
electric wire In the stables of the Ban
ner Lumber Co. practically devastated
block of business and DWELLING
houses in the suburb of Maplewood. IN
juring four persons, rendering two
score homeless. Estimated loss S75. 900
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TAfT'S SUPPORTERS
WIN OUT IN Ohio
DIRECT PRIMARIES ON PREsl'
DENTAL CANDIDATE
ARE ORDERED.

Date Selected 10 February 1f-Fora-
ker's Friends on the Republican
state Central Committee Are
Beaten by Votes Of IA to 7.
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as we'll ~ other Wild fowlis the Rem
ington Autoloading Shotgun. No
kick means Increased pleasure, the
solid breech means absolute safety,
the single barrel means ease In ham
ding. lti Ap ~ aol Y
Moderate Price e--s40 and upwards,
subject to dealers discounts.
Remington Arms 90.
Write to ". Hartley Co., Sole Rep
resentatives, sla-slb Broadway, New
York City. 'p3r
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Estate Of nlmtns xunts deceased,
The updeye!gned ba9 been sPpoi1ted snA
quslins6 - n1ecutor q the eet4ee Of Hlull10
nans1 late of Highland County oh'e. -
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