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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-18
PERKINS RESOLUTION.
BY Unanimous Vote II Prevails
In the House.

Washington. Dec chairman
perkln on the house special commit
tee appointed 70 recommend course
Of action relative 70 the suggestions
Of the president In his annual mes.
sage concerning the secret service. 10
which members Of congress had taken
exception presented the report Of that
committee A. the beginning Of Thurs.
days session Of the house. The re.
port recommends the adoption Of a
resolution calling on the president 10
supply the house with the evidence on
which he based his statement Mem.
bers Of The house are principally con.
cerned over the fact that secret ser.
vice had been investigating members
themselves
The house adopted The Perkins reso.
luton without a dissenting vote and
after little comment Mr. Cochran sug.
gested that II be made applicable 10
congress a. q whole and not merely 10
the house. but the change was not
made.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-18
NEW LIGHT SHED.
Halns Had Trouble With Annls over
Publication Of an Article.


Flushing n. y. Dec. i1--Connsel
FOR Thornton Halns admitted defend.
ant had some trouble with william
Annls over the publication Of masa.
zine article last June. II Is said the
author submitted the manuscript 10
Mr.. Ripley. owner OF the magazine
upon which Annis was employed and
ADnls induced Ripley TO retsrn n
Counsel for Halns state the defend.
ant then wrote a letter TO Ripley say.
Ing he knew why the manuscript was
rejected and concluded with those
words u viii get even with him yet 4"
This ls the threatening letter referred
~ by Special Prosecutor White. IN his
opening address. according 10 counsel
for Hams. who further state they will
show there was no threat IN defend
ants communication. and also that
the episode simply indicated Annis
feeling towards the author Lawyers
state they will urove Hams some time
previous Co this affair had Annis dis
charged from his position with the pub.
fishing company
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-18

WV HNhWH NNi
Lexington, KY Dec IL Elmer ilill,
charged with The murder Of Mamie
womaok In Adalr county was drag
eod from Jail ai Monticello carried four
miles 70 Greasy Creek and there
hanged 10 a tree The body was dis
covered by passersby who heard moth.
lng ~ the mobs action
Tho mob worked quietly coming
from The direction uf Adalr and Russell
counties They broke down the fall
door draseed nm out, protesting his
Innocence, placed him on horse aud
took him to Greasy Creek where he
was given few minutes 10 pray he.
fore bolng hanged No shots we're
fired and no inhalation Of tho body
offered The moh then quietly de.
pcrsed mn Killed hls cousin thirteen
years old. Mary Womack IN Adalr
county last week Twice mobs were
formed 10 lynch him but we're pre-.
vented
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-18
BooKmAkeHs GIVE BOND.
Eudssvor VIII Be Made TO Enec, A..
rest OF Corrlaan.

New Orleans. bee i7-w W. fyies.
who acted as manager Of one race
meet and who was arrested with Shelf
field and Ftegerio. two bookmakers.
we're released Each was required to
secure bond of $500 They were ar.
rested Wednesday
The district attorney decided TO ask
for a caplas AGAINST Colonel Samuel
ilaeslip. president Of the New Orleans
Jockey club also one against Edward
C0rrigan the we'll known turfman who
is alleged boy The police 10 have aided
aud assisted ~ the nneration Of tho
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-18

Washington, Doc. IL Representa-.
Tive Sheppard has introduced a bin
authorizing the department of agflcul
iure 10 survey swamp and overflowpd
lands OF Red Cypress aud Sulphur
rivers. to 20 devise plans for thelf
drainage.
lie also introduced a bill to let local
printers print return notices on stamp.
cd envelopes instead Of having the
work done by the government printing
office
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-18
rlRsr JUROR EXCUSED.
J ". Russell Admits Ne Ia Father OF
Prominent Might Rider.

Union city Tenn. Dec. III. II.
Russell the first Juror selected In the
tial Of thg clehi nlgtJfllers charged
with The murder Of Captain Quentin
nuankln, II was claimed by the state
IL the father OF we'll known night
rider. who Il 10 be used az a witness
In the case. Charges were made by
Attorney General Caldwell IN The form
Of an affidavit which stated Juror Rus.
ecl ls the father OF Charles Russell,
the man whom II Is alleged was
sworn into the masked band by one
NJ the defendants now ON trial and
was member OF the band upon more
than one ride Russell admitted he 10
thc father of Russell and was excused
hy the court over The protests Of the
defense
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-18

Nashville. bee W Funeral services
we're held over the remains Of The late
John T. Nolen grand sire " the arand
lodge OF ihe independent order otrOdd
Fellows who died IN this city Mon.
day niRhi The ceremonies were held
M The First Presbyterian church
Thursday morning and we're most I'm.
pressive ~ character Odd Fellows
OF hirh standlne from many sections
Of the United states attended the fun.
tfai
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-18
creaner Nnmlna,ed.

Washington. Dec i7-The president
has nominated " y. Creager Of
lirazos, Santiago as collector of Gus.
toms with headquarters at Browns
Vile Ex.Collector vann becomes his
deputy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-18

Chicago nec l7 While 4 dinner
was In ntnerDsa at the residence " j.
A Cook some one stole The Tee cream
from the rear porch Tho maid con.
uded me facts tp Mira Cook who In.
formed The quest whoroupon for
mai function was turned into search.
lng party i0r me thief Detectives
have taken 81" the quest
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-18

IN paso. Dec " Martin Jordan Of
Maria sold his marble quarry at Pa
IauO Pass 90 syndlcate headed by
John Young of Alplno Tor $4,000
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-18

betting boos Ne VIII ,ren enuehvct
70 have Cofflenn arrested Coffnan
is IN Kentucky bu' the district atiot
ney VIII seek n rvquislllon from Gov.
ernot Wilson of that state
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-18
sealded 10 Death

Tulsa, Okla Dec. Henry Left
ris. an oil man. was scalded to death
In the Glenn Pool field by steam form
I'd when cold water was turned into
redhn' boiler
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-18
WASHINGTON SURPRISED
Had No Idea populsee Would
In Such Manner.
THOUGHT TO BACK CASTRO
American e,a,e Department, VIII Take
No Hand IN Venesuels situation un'
less Our Interests Are Involved or
Monroe Doctrine Violated.

Monroe Doctrine Violated
Washington nec " The stirring
events ~ Caracas we're somewhat Of
n surprise TO officials At Washington,
where II had been gonotaliy expected
any manifestation NJ hostile acts by
any iorelen power against veneseula
would have the result Of nolidtylng all
elements VI the people and make them
rally vigorously 10 President Castro
and his government That they have
not done 40 but on the contrary, on.
paaed IN rlutous demonstrations
against hia interests and those of ha
friends IA quite lnexpllcable 10 the au
ihoflilou here
The state department has felt that
the situation In Venezuela would grad,
unlly work itself ont For lhli reason
there has hecn n persistent determine.
Hon "a lmUre President CaHlfo and
looh with euuanImlly On .ihe delnga ~
foreign rovernmeptsrW ihof efforts to
rot salislnL ikssf'ftom him ior alleged
wronga.serNhg ~ there was no inter
icLes<W with American inloreatn and
Vloleilon NJ The Monroe doctrine
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-18
MovIno picture Shows In Mexico

Tamplco. noe ~ Moylne picture
shows are W. operation here and at 9th
Uf cities
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-12-10

their work Ra0inniho with, tho an
nron,a cou,t tba 4,ages sbo,,,d haxa
nj. so,s,,as sa,,,,,as =. -
49, ,,,o $1,000 sss,,, ~ !, - a u -. Az
inc away with fine long DELAYS which
now obtain IN tho adminlstrat,on az
ius,.ce and which onerate with necpi.
lar severity AGAINST nersons of smaIl
means and favor ONLY tbe very crimi.
no,s whom, ~ e. u,ost aasira,,la 70 nm.
,sh 80 =,
=. .,. ,...,,... $500
, wy .as' 49, 49, s,sss 80 s-.e,.rs arS
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.npoI 'eauers lo'mula'su .pe.r az
.u alus' spepiis ins 'ne pni qua. con
ssa au 'u . 'e,.s'ss az co,np,o.'ise:
80. ,.r, my w,sne' ,ne p,in.'pie "
na .,.. IN :. . nouiis lney nsls'eo on
,.tn.. as'v" .s saa - .apv' u'spu'e no
.aot es snuu'a .ssue escep. 20 p ~.
"opsS ''sn' anp SPe''''Sa'''
provided that the right to carry on
business should not De construed as
p,oper'y r'sn.s anu ~ = secono Ply
VISION 'neir pfi maue iesa' ~ = LABOR
aispu'e any act q asreeilien. " o.
v $3.50 'wo =, W.. ' ''r',,s ~
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sor. ' - w. :. 20, - 49, y"s'
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plsness ~ ~ ~. ''ess "nu n'os,
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The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-12-10

which the legislature decides to be un.
healthy.
There s. also. think. ground for
the belief that substantial injustice Is
often suffered by employees In conse-
quence Of the custom Of courts issu.
ing temporary injuuctions without mo-
tice to them aud Furnishing them for
contempt OF court In instances where.
as a matter OF fact, they have no
knowledge Of any proceedings. Pro
vision should be made that no injunc-
tloh or temporary restraining order
issue otherwise than on notice, except
where irreparablc injury would other
wise result. and IN such case a hear
ing on the merits of the order should
be had within short fixed period,
and IL not then continued after hear
Ing 1t should forthwith lapse. Deci-
sions should be rendered Immediately
and the chance Of delay minimized in
every way.
The courts are to be highly COM
mended aud stnnchly upheld when
fbov sof THAR facoc aooi,e4 x.,r,,,x
doing or tyranny nv = n,ador,,w hs,
they are to be blamed when they
fail to recognize under government
Ike ours the deliberate Judgment OF
the majority as to matter Of legitl-
mate policy when dulv eynresses nv
tbe legislature Tho nao,, , "ha,' ~
not be permitted 70 nardon ev,, and
slipshod legislation on tho tb.orv thst
the court will set n right, Tbey shS,,,.,
be taught Tint the right way to ret I'd
Of bad law Is to have the Iec,s,afure
repeal IT and not 10 have fbe conrts ~
Ingenious hair spllttInc nnll,fv y
psools rh.,r. .,v.. !. n,..
r''- ''.'",'s'' - s-s''
,ns,,so I. ~. - ra., ne snor'con''nes q
,r,,n o,< - ~ . sosu'.s ~, people -
,',s sS az s''e'''ves 20 'na'ne' a"' the
shsre $3.50" s ',s s.,., 'ne,e's uear tne'r
.,-s's., '.', Wy" tne pu""e as
', - ~ = u'se'en''a one 20 Us as q
Z, 1870 , ruas 'ae.s suou'o 'o' n'ncu'ty
y ~ 'a,,s- 's ''u .u' OF 70 bringing
- 'ussss ueu WIG Us pupiic servants
bave a ~ssu ka,'' =. ~, q corruption OF who
=, s : p.v 's.' y 'ne colrup''on OF pun
rha 49, h,,..s $3.50.
'.s.,,,a",ass' u $500 ~, nus oeen &C;
cunulated oy = FEW individuals OF re-
esn as,; ssars' y 2. what has amounted to
s,.ss ." NV. a.'u ~. .nuu u revoluuon: nas
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-12-10

essential 10 the permanence oi on
stitutions. and respect for tn IA
largely conditioned upon respect
the courts. But we must face a, d
that there are wise and uDwlx laid
just as there are wise and mvN
ecutlves and legislators. Whsr
president or governor behaves Ind
erly or unwlsely the remedy Il 4
for his term Is short. The sax
true with the legislator, althogl
to the same degree, With a ia
who. being human, Is also lkdI
err. but whose tenure Is for llfe
is no similar way Of holding Md
responsibility. Under ordinary y
tons the only forms Of presnu
which he Is In any way amenab
public opinion and the action q
fellow judges. 1t Is the last WIG
most Immediately effective an
which we should look for the -
Of abuses.
Forests.
If there Is any one duty vAl4 =
than another we owe 1t to our '' h
aud our children's children 70 ~
at once 1t Is TO save the i0'@'
this country, for they ccns'l'''
first and most important e'fo's
the conservation Of the naiqn
sources Of the country.
Shortsighsed persons, Or
blinded to the future BY dssa
make money In every way ou'
present. sometimes speak as
great damage would be done
reckless destruction Of our fofe'
IS difficult to have patience "
arguments OF these persons
to our own recklessness 10 the
our splendid forests, we have
crossed the verge Of a timber
In this country. and no meass
we now take can, at least 20
years. undo the mischief thai
ready been done. Tut we can
further mischief being done
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-12-10
PRESIDENTS n
MESSAGE.
Makes Animal RecOmmen-
datiOnS to Congress.
ATTACKS ANTITRUST LAW

Sherman Act Should Be Amended e
Permit Combinations Which Are II
the Interest Of the Public, Says the
President Urges Legislation to
Safeguard the Waseworkers--owells
on Need Of Protection For Forests,
Views on the Army and the Navy.
Washington, Dec. SIN his message
to congress, read to the two, houses,
the president said:
The financial standing Of the nation
at the present time is excellent and
the financial management of the ma
TONS interests by the government dur
ing the last seven years has shown the
most satisfactory results. But our
currency system is imperfect, and 1t
is earnestly to be hoped that the cur
rency commission will be able to pro-
pose thoroughly good system which
will do away with the existing defects.
During the period from July l, 1901,
to Sept. 80, 1908, there has been net
surplus Of nearly one hundred millions
of receipts over expenditures, reduc.
ton of the interest bearing debt by
ninety millions, in spite of the extraor-
binary expense of the Panama canal
and saving of nearly nine millions
on the annual interest charge. This is
an exceedingly satisfactory showing.
There has been reduction Of taxa |
ton.
Corporations.
AS regards the great corporations en-,
gagged In interstate business, and espe-
cially the railroads, can only repeat |
what have already again and again |
said in my messages to the congress.
l believe that under the Interstate
clause of the constitution the United
States has complete and paramount /
right to control all agencies Of inter /
state commerce, and | believe that the
national government alone can exer-
else this right with wisdom and ef-
fectiveness SO as both to secure justice
from and to do justice to the great .
corporations which are the most i'm. |
portant factors in modern business. /
believe that it is worse than folly to |
attempt to prohibit all combinations,
as Is done by the Sherman antitrust
law, because such a law can be en-.
forced only imperfectly and unequal
ly, and its enforcement works almost
n lie I 90. i.
advocate that instead of an unwise
effort to prohibit all combinations there
shall be substituted law which shall
expressly permit combinations which
are In the interest of the public, but !
shall at the same time give to some !
agency of the national government full
power Of control and supervision over /
them One of the chief features OF |
this control should be securing entire
publicity in all matters which the pub.
lie has a right to know and further
more, the power, not by judicial, but
by executive, action to prevent or put
a stop to every form Of Improper IA
vorltism or other wrongdolng.
The railways of the country should
be put completely under the interstate
commerce commission and removed
from the domain of the antitrust law.
The power of the commission should |
be made thoroughgoing. so that 1t
could exercise complete supervision
and control over the issue Of securities
as well as over the raising and lower
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-12-10

Sherman Act Should Be Amended to
Permit Combinations Which Are In
the Interest of the Public, Says the
President Urges Legislation to
Safeguard the Waseworkers--owslls
on Need Of Protection For Forests.
Views on the Army and the Navy.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-21
To TRY RA[NS BROTHERS;
SUPREME Court MEETS

ard Able could collect $4,000 libel
from his brother Max for connecting
his name with woman not his wife.
Judge Garretson has a clean and
fearless record. Last winter he sum-
moned the Grand Jury to probe the
kissena Park scandals. In 1898 he
blocked the attempt of Mayor Van
Wyck to use East River Bridge
Board for "spoils," and decided that
the removal of the members of this
and other State boards in order to
put friends in their places was H.
legal. 1t was also he who, in 1903.
melted the hostility of the saloon
keepers by asserting a sandwich was
not a meal, but merely a subterfuge
to get by the letter of the law.
He has had no large criminal cases.
The only matrimonial case of i'm
portance that he has tried was the
sensational William Lawson divorce
suit in 1906.
The justice is a fine type of the
conservative, sturdy Dutch stock from
which he comes.
With the possible exception of the
Thaw trial, the prosecution of the
Hams brothers will doubtless develop
more sensations than any case tried
in New York in years. The prosecu-
ton hints at revelations that will
shock the nation by throwing the
light of publicity upon the alleged
depravity existing in army circles.
Numerous detectives are busily en-
gagged unearthing evidence for the de-
Tense and the Hams attorneys also
promise many sensations.
District Attorney Darrin is prepar-
ing to combat the evidence which the
alienists for the defense will produce
to show that Captain Hams was not
in his right mind when he did the
shooting. There will be four experts
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-21
Under New
Management

You are cordially invited
to make this Restaurant
your regular eating place.
You will always receive
the best possible service
ard the choicest food the
markets afford.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-21

for the prosecution and an equal
force for the defense. The testimony
along this line will be strictly con-
fined to Captain Hams. Thornton
Hams, it will be conceded, was in
full control of his senses the day of
the shooting.
Mr.. Darrin holds to the contention
that Thornt on Hams is the man be-
hind this tragedy. He goes back to
the time when Captain Hams was first
notified of the alleged intrigue be-
tween Captain Hams and Annis.
Thornton Hams was the man who
told his brot her about it. Mr.. Darrin
has followed out Thornton Hams
movements since the time that his
brother arrived from the West and
accused his wife. He will be prepar-
ed to show upon the trial that Capt
Hams was willing to forgive his wife,
but that Thornton Hams, acting as
the little bad man" of the tragedy,
urged his brother not to believe her
denials and to seek revenge. He will
have a witness upon the stand who
will say that Thornton Hams remark
ed after the shooting, HE did just as
would have done"
The District-Attorney is sure he
will send both men to, the electric
chair. He fails to see what can save
them. Mr.. Darrin considers it an
easy matter to upset the evidence the
defense will bring. He counts upon
Mrs. Hams to bolster up his case. He
has already communicated with her
lawyers and hast heir assurance that
she is willing. even anxious, to help
the prosecution. She cares not what
becomes of her husband, and, as for
Thornton Hams, she is determined
that he shall suffer the extreme pen
atty of the law if her evidence will
help toward that end.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-21
PRESIDING JUDGE
IS MAN OF ACTION
Trial Is Expected to Rival the Famous
Thaw Trial in Developing Sensa-
tons and Astounding Revelations
Are Promised.
Hearst News Service.

New York, September 21.-An extra
ordinary term of the supreme court
in Queens county was convened to-
day, with Justice Carrot j. Garretson
presiding to facilitate the trial of the
Hams brothers for the murder of Will
liam f. Annis. Attorneys for Cap
tain Peter and T. Jenkins Hams will
likely attempt to delay the trial of
long as possible and it is unlikely
that the brothers will face judge and
jury before next month or Novem-
Der. The special term of court was
ordered by Governor Hughes in order
that the Hams brothers might be
tried without unnecessary delay.
Justice Garretson. who will pre-
side at the Hams trial, bears the repu-
tation of having been the first judge
to decide that both men and women
are to be judged by a single standard
of morality and that mans good
name is just as precious as wo-
mans.
This decision was made in Deem
Der. 1899. when he found that Rich
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-21
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-21
Sporting Calendar
For Coming Week.

First annual horse show opens at
Excelsior Springs, Mo.
District of Columbia tennis cham
pionship at Washington.
Thursday.
Seventh annual horse show opens
at Mineola, N. Y.
Friday.
Associated Automobile Clubs OF
New Jersey begin good roads session
in Atlantic City.
Great Western Circuit harness rae.
ing meet begins at Illinois State Fair
Springfield.
First bench show of Ladies' Ken
net Club of California opens at Oak.
land.
|. Saturday.
Harness and running race meeting
begins at International Fair, San An
tonic.
Football: Pennsylvania VS. West
Virginia at Philadelphia; Carlisle VS.
Villanovo at Carlisle; Brown VS. New
Hampshire at Providence; Syracuse
VS. Hamilton at Syracuse; Lafayette
VS. Wyoming at Easton.