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New-York tribune., 1909-10-18
MENTION MAGOON'S N4ME.
RumOr That He May Be Minister
TO China.

Washington, Oct. 1.-THE arrival here to-day, op
William E Magoon. former provisional governor
of Cuba, and at that time President Taft's hrst
lieutenant in the Islands, promptly gave rise To the
runor that he had been summoned in connection
with the new vacancy in the diplomatic post in
Peking, from which Charles r. Crane was vtrtuslIv
removed before he had time to proceed 10 tba
Chinese capital. AIr. Magoon insisted that he had
not been summoned by the State Department to
report here, but he would not discuss the case
further
Inc tact that Mr. MagoOn cut his vacation in
half and returned unexpectedly from Eurone ,aD+
color to the report The former governors phvsi-
cian last spring. when this government withdrew,
It's guardianship from Cuba, ordered him to taI,a
at least one years complete rest
New-York tribune., 1909-10-18
PATERSON ANARCHISTS PROTEST.
Send Gable Message TO Rome Denouncing the
Execution Of Ferrer.

Paterson. \. J.. Oct. i CspeciaD.-About five hun
cred Italians. men and women. at a meeting in
Turn Han to-day. heard speeches and adopted reso-
luions denOuncing the Spanish authorities for the
execution Of Francisco Ferrer. A cable message
setting forth the sentiment Os the meeting was sent
- The 'Avant,' Of Rome. the official organ OF the
socialists In Italy.
A-e AsH II SnATse oI TIE meeting we're closely
-ofit-nsu Win the olo anarchist group that -four
lsnsa ~ Paterson some years ago. and connect
~tn tns puolcahon Iva Nuova." organ OF
the Industrial Workers Of the World thar suo-
ceeos la QUESTION: sociale." the anarchist paper
suppressed b. the federal authorities two years ago
Among them 4. GUabello Professor Ruggiero
and z. Widmar.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-18
CENSOR FOR SHOP GIRLS.
She Passes on Dress and Hairdress-
ing of SaIes5Comen IN Chicago Store.
TBy telegraph to The tribune.

Chicago, Oct 17.-Exaggeration in dress and
coiffure by women employees Of Marshall Field
& Co. has been forbidden. The store on State
street has adopted a system Of dress censorship
which. although it has aroused the protest of the
more frivolous, has proved highly effective.
Simplicity is the keynote of the orders issued
to the girls. and now instead of paint and pow
der, hair puffs and bows, dangling jewelry and
enormous bracelets, the saleswomen appear
neatly attired in a black or white shirt waist
black skirt, hair done neatly without artificial
adornment and minus padding and other exag-
gerations Of the fashions. A woman censor has
been appointed.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-18
HARD FIGHTING IN FoRMosA.
Japan's Difficult Task in Running Down the
Head Hunters.

Toxic. Sept 1.-The pacihcation OF Foruosa is
one Of the tasks which Japan has continuously on
hand. Not much is heard OF e. but engagements
between the abortgines Of Formosa, who are COM
monty called head hunters. and the troops sta
toned in Formosa are almost continual Slowly
the savages are being driven back to their last
stand, but at the present rate it will take many
years to complete the operations.
Once or twice in every week reports of attacks
by the natives on villages or on outposts are
brought In, and. While the fatalities are NOT large
the total on both sides in the last few months will
probably number several hundred These head
hunters roam over large and rich section ~ +bn
island The only method by which this land COW
Sreo with Immense forests of valuable timber can
De nade OF use Is by maintaining Gordon, steadily
aoVancing, and guarding the ground over which
y mas already passed. In this work great quanti-
IleS OF barbed wire used for entanglemenfa
The cost OF these expeditions is great hut tha
improvements are worth the cost, and the revenue
from that territory is rapidly increa sing
New-York tribune., 1909-10-18
UNEMPLOYED PASS RESOLUTIONS.

j. Eads How, chairman OF the Committee for the
Relief OF the Unemployed. who has been avav For
month or two visiting European cities. appeared
at the meeting of the unemployed yesterday at No
SS Bowery. Besides the BOwery dodgers who us,,-
any attend the sunday afternoon meetings al the
nan, Cornelius Donovan, candidate OF the Eight
Hour League for Mayor. and a member Of his sun
porters were present Resolutions were passe4 con
demning the execution OF Professor Ferrer b, tbs
spanish government.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-18
WALTHAM
WATCHES
ST. ANDREW CONVENTION ENDS,
Delegates Take Part in COmmuniOn-NsI'
Meeting at Nashville, Tenn.

Providence. Oct. 17.-tAs appropriate manns
OF bringing to a close the annual convention OF as
brotherhood or St. Andrew. which has been N sew
sion here the last week. the delegates to-day raoA
part In the usual corporate communion. This w
held At Grace Church durinS the early forenoon
There were several mass meetings held TO-DAY
but the convention business had been dnally ds
posed OF yesterday, One Of the features OF tas
was the selection OF Nashville. Tenn. as the pace
OF holding the next convention Of the brothefnooN
The mass meetings Included one tor boys unas
the direction of the Rev. p b. Bull, OF Nlllee
England another for az which Georse "l.e
ton Pepper. OF Philadelphia. and Bishop In0-+
F. GailOr OF Tennessee. presided. and a Pe-
meeting tonight at All Saints Memorial ChNiS-
New-York tribune., 1909-10-18
BOY ACCUSED OF KILLING OLD MAN
Says He Committed Act in self-Defence, in
a Struggle

Gioversville. n. Y. Oct. IA sixteen-year-old
boy, named Ten Eyek. was lodged In the Mont
gomery County jail at Fonda late tonight charged
with having killed elderly man. whose name is
unknown. on the farm of the boys father to-day
The lad Is said 10 have tantalized the man. and
In the struggle which ensued. II is alleged the
boy struck the man over the head with shotgun
with sufficient force to crush his skull causing his
death before the arrival of a physician Deputy
Sheriff McGlauchIin. OF Fonda and Acting Cor
Oner Peddie, of Fultonville. went to the scene OF
the crime and placed the boy under arrest The
boy says he committed the act in self-defenee.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-18
NARROW ESCAPE OF AERoNAurs.
One of the Renner Brothers Thrown Out After
Dirigible Strikes Shed.

vienna Oct l1-An alarming accident happened
this afternoon. when the dirigible airship Estaic
built by the Renner brothers, was ascending in the
presence Of the Emperor. The car struck the roof
OF the shed. One Of the brothers was thrown oDt
and the car was partly wrecked The balloon shot
upward with the other and disappeared. The aero
naut finally made safe landing near vierno
New-York tribune., 1909-10-18
REPUBLIC PREDICTED.
Spanish Leader ForeSees OUerthr0zo
of Monarchy.

Paris, Oct. I7.-Aiejandro Lerroux, chief OF
the Republicans at Barcelona, who is now In
Paris in an interview to-day predicted revO-
tuition in Spain and the e: Establishment Of a re-
public He considered the execution OF Ferrer
the outcome OF the personal vengeance OF King
Alfonso. who. he said. always was convinced of
EeTTers completely in the bomb outrage against
the king on his wedding day.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-18
NEW CHURCH AND STATE CONTEST.
University of France Will Take Question of
Textbooks Into Court

Paris. Oct. 1.-THE pastoral letter issued on Sep
tember Is by the French episcopate. warning Cath
oHc parents In France that the teaching in the
puohc schools Jeopardizes the religious BELIEF OF
their children. has resulted in the refusal of MAN.
Pupils In the schools under instructions from their
parents TO use histories and other nterdcted fevf
books. The Council of the University of France
holds that textbook approved by it is compusorIT
under the education law. and intends TO test the
question in the courts 7' '"0
New-York tribune., 1909-10-18
SUICIDE HAD DREAMED OF HANGING
Three Hours After Awakening Man Is Vu-
Down by Neighbors.

Medina. n. Y Oct iT-George L. Cooo .. 80
place. while asleep awOke his family oy sN'r
about o'clock this morning When he was vS s.,
ened he said that he had been seeinS N -t
a man being hung. Within three hours ai-ss 49,.
he was found dead hanging from a tree N . H''7
boris orchard. -.
Cobb was apparently deransed as resui' "
death OF his wife two months ago.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-18
SPANISH FLAG BURNED
Boycott Voted at Great Meeting at
BWeROs Ayres.

Buenos AyTes oct 17.-Ten thousand persons
gathered to-day in OF the public squares and
burned the Spanish flag and the portrait OF King
Alfonso. Resolutions to carry out a boycott on
Spanish products were adopted. Similar meet
tngs were held in many OF the towns in the in
iferlor
New-York tribune., 1909-10-18
BELGIUM NEEDS A s2OoOOOOO LOAN.
Free Trade To Be Established in congo-I,abor
Question Undecided

Brussels. Oct. 1.-THE programme OF colonial
reform as announced is vague and does not touch
OF the questions of forced labor or concessions
in the Congo. but intimetes that free trade viii
be established in the Lake Leopold district with
extension 10 the remainder OF the state within two
years. The annou lcennent admits that the deficit
indicates early call for loan of s20OOO000
New-York tribune., 1909-10-18

ot hrofherhood 70 the 'tyrannized Spanish
people"
After the meetings an attempt TO hold a street
procession was prevented by the police with
drawn swords There was considerable violence
sno stone throwing on the part OF the demon
strators, snd many OF them were arrested.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-18
ANTILLES PASSENGERS ON coMus

New Orleans. Oct. IA wireless message from
the Southern Pacific steamer Antilles states mat
an OF the passengers Of the stranded steamer have
peeH Saiey uansIe. red TO the steamer Comus,
which is now bound for New York. Tn AntuIe
ran ashore on small island off the coast OF Flor
ids during tie recent hurricane
New-York tribune., 1909-10-18
LAReE JAPANEsE LOAN no cnnrA

Toxic, Sept 2l-lt Is understood that Japan will
advance some 100000 yen TO Corea in the current
year. and that this amount will largely be devoted
10 the building Of roads In the agricultural districts
At present there practically no roads in Corea
II is believed that the expenditure will In q few
years largely increase the revenue and enable the
Corean Home Department 70 renav the loan
New-York tribune., 1909-10-18
WINDOWS BROKEN AT uses

Brussels Oct i7-Ferrer demonstrations v,.rs
held in the principal cities OF Belgium TO-DAY A.
Liege rowGies sH sshed the windows or ebnrchaS
and religious establishments
New-York tribune., 1909-10-18
Twelve Hurt in Railroad cOIlisiou.

Kansas City. Mo-. Oct. n Twelve pslss'S CO..
injured In collision between the halsss t,-in 81
oradO eastbound Ease mail and !reisn' Ma. ten
thS Missouri Pacific Railroad e ~ - mall raln
niles southeast Of here. last uSht AlS,-tins tlel
was late, and the freiGht train crew. ~ "a re ~
had clear track. went ahead Nq..~ .b- Uasssn-
1ured viii die. a relief train prou4A~ -
sers % kansas City.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-18
A MASS MEETING AT rAMpA

Tampa. Fla. Oct. i7.--At a'mass meeting TODAY
OF the Centro Asturiano. Spanish organization
here representing twenty thousand nersops = -
olution was passed protesting against the exec,,-
tion of Francisco Ferrer Dr. Ferrer had manv
personal friends here. some of whom spoke this
afternoon reviewing his life and eulogizing his
high character ~
New-York tribune., 1909-10-18
CANADA BUYING RUSSIAN HoRsEs

St. Petersburg, Oct l7.-Several prominent Cana
dian firms have instituted inquiries through the
Russian consulate ia Canada. regarding the direct
export OF Russian horses 10 Canada Offers have
been already requested for ls0 heavy draft horses
weighing not less than 200 pounds each and twenty
carriage horses
New-York tribune., 1909-10-18
sLERIoT TO FLY IN RUSSIA.

St Petersburg. Oct I'm Bleriot. the French
aeronaut has made contracts for flights at 81
Petersburg, Moscow. Kiefr and Odessa He win
arrive here early in November
New-York tribune., 1909-10-18
TsLeeRApHIc NEWS NOTES

lincoln Farm Dedication Postponed ,.r,s
Louisville. Oct. 17.-Because ct PresiLei..n - Ti-
inability 20 be present az Ihe de6iicali9n % ~ ths
MONTH the Ifnc9ln Farm Association las mil
nOunced the pOStpOnement OF the cetv'N'-'
early next summer.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-18
eRowDs cHgckgo an AMSTERDAM.

Amsterdam. Oct IA Ferre- protest meeting
here to-day WAS followed by attempt 70 make
= demonstration before the Spanish Consulate but
The crowds were held in check by a large force OF
police
New-York tribune., 1909-10-18
TALK OF ABRUzzI AS GREEK KING.
Army Officers May Choose Duke if King
George Abdicates

Paris Oct ia dispatch from Athens says that
the officers OF the Greek army who were respon-
sible for the movement against the monarchy in
August last reached decision at that time TO Of
fer the throne to the Duke Of the Abruzzi in case
OF the abdication OF King George. After agree
ment reached between the government and the
mutinous troops an Official statement issued
denying that the movement was directed against
the King dynasty or was intended TO diminish
the prerogatives Of the Crown. The demand OF the
military committee was for the removal Of the
royal princes from commands. At that time there
was some suggestion OF the abdcation OF the King,
and this has been revived by his recent action in in
structing his three sons formally to resign their
army commissions.
Athens Oct I7-Some uncompromising loyalists
still insist that the Military League is determined
10 force the King TO abdicate. Better informed
opinion, however. considers the crisis. which
brought about the resignation of the princes from
their army commands. temporarily past, but likely
TO arise again through the Cretans returning depu-
ties TO the chamber at the next elections.
Premier MavTomicbalis said to-day that ii was
necessary to gain time. and he thought that It
would be possible to postpone the elections until
September. This would give the great powers time
10 deal with the Cretan difficulty.
THE cretan question" the Premier added. "is
painful wound. Il is the principal cause OF the
present restlessness OF the Greek nation, and un-
less 1t heals il may become more mschievous still
am sure the great powers can and viii heal it."
New-York tribune., 1909-10-18
ANGER AGAINST CHURCH.
italian Free MasOnS Issue Violent
Manifesto.

Rome. Oct l7-An indications point TO the
fact that the extremists in Italy are determined
20 undertake anti-clericai campaign. more
vigorous even than that in France. This is
being directed by the free Afasons. whose grand
master has issued a most violent manifesto in
behalf OF Ferrer and against the Church. The
manifesto says:
Sacerdotal tyranny still crimson with Italian
blood, imposed and obtained through the fright
of q boy and the coUardice Of the government
the slaughter OF an innocent man. who was not
sudged but murdered. Italy, which has seen
scanolds Redeemed. fire applied 10 the stakes
and the slaughter even Of unarmed women and
children ordered by the Church, must under
stand its duty. Rome, which has inside its
vgalls the Vatican that for centuries has sup
ported all tyrannies. from which to our shame
the slaughter Of Barcelona originated, must de-
cree that the last crime VIII not remain unpun-
sshed.
An international subscription has been opened
for the purpose Of collecting funds TO establish,
sn the Square Of St Peters, facing the Vatican,
Ee-rer's Modern School, which was suppressed
~ Barcelona.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-18

Genoa. Oct. IA pro-Ferrer procession, in
which many Of the marchers carried flags
draped with crepe. one Of them having a carl
csture OF King Alfonso with the inscription.
Alfonso Is Monster" caused q fight with the
police to-day. The latter succeeded in capturing
the offending flag. but little injury was done on
either side. The procession was prevented from
approaching the Spanish consulate.
Pisa, Italy. Oct. 17.-Cardinal Pietro Maffi,
Archbishop OF Pisa. and several bishops while
attending the Congress OF Sacred Music here
to-day were hissed by the crowds with cries
FOR Ferrer.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-22

John Tauber was In the city today
from College Station.
W. II. NcMichaeI Of near Tabor,
was in the city today.
Jas. Cooper was in today from his
home on Rock Prairie.
Al the Tent Theatre. Thursday
niskt--"AIr. Jim Bailey" 247
MIss Agnes Register Of Kurten was
a visitor to the city today.
J. L. Sample was In the city today
from HIS home ON Cottonwood
Miss Emmie Fountain was visit,
or 70 Bryan today from College.
Sheets. bed spreads. table covers,
lace curtains. Coulter. that's all
2f7-4s
Mrs. l.. NJ. Tucker returned today
from visit TO Luflkin and Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Heron Of Marlin
are guests Of relatives In this city.
T. W. Drew and Jas. Wilson Jr,
we're in the city today from near Edge
Lest--0ne small black hound pup
Reward fer return TO Il. 8. wickes
2ss
Mrs. w. 8. Wilson has returned
from a visit TO relatives In Huntsville
Just received car White woolfs
Stock Food. fienssrling Bros. phone
ISL. 24s
cant afford to miss "Mr. Jim Hal
ley" NJ the Tent Theatre Thursds,
night. e47
Messrs. w. c. Davis and J. A. Moors
returned today from the Bailey Speak
ing at Houston.
Bernard Stewart returned 10 For
Worth today after a visit to his broth
er Norman Stewart.
AR. and Mrs. Wiley coulson o.
lola. we're In the city today TRADING
with Bryan merchants.
w. II. Morgan. Geo. Saxon. JOIN
Riley. and John slaughter. were II
the city today from Reliance. A -
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-22

q ooaahls pIsst Guilty 70 msrtes
end Given Lie IN ne
Ps"issstIsey.
The case Of "a Mathis, charged
with murder In the first degree, set
for today. was brought TO trial this
morning. A plea Of guilty was en-
tered by the attorneys for the defend
ant and the verdict was imprisonment
for life.
Sam Richards. charged with burg
larry. wss dismissed on account Of
lack Of evidence.
The case Of Mack Jordan. burglary
Is on trie) F5nowing Is the jury: G
y. BpID0ck. Il. z. T. Wilson,. w. J.
Iau I. NJ. Bond. z. c. Harder. W.
RI9ant. NJ. 9. Freeman. !. L. Raines
4. W. Cole. u. =. Wilson. p. II. Pool
land ,. r. Edmonds.
Divorce was granted today to Net
tie Cooper from Jim Cooper.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-22
russsculos,s sxH's'r HERE:

The state tuberculosis exhibit Il
now In the city. located In the Harri'
son building and II IL free TO I'll who
wish TO see II. II will be here for
two more days and Is an exhibit Of
such interest and importance that
none should fail to see Il while they
have the opportunity.
II Ia not a medical exhibit. but a
school for the people that every man,
woman and child should see.
Free lectures daily at 10 q. m. ?. 4
and 1880 .. m
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-22

w. A. EasterlIng q summerland. Miss.
Ii here on a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Hcnsarling and other relatives In this
city and county. Mr.. Essterling was
in New Orleans during the recent
heavy storm that struck there and his
train was In the path Of the storm
for some hundred miles or more on
this side OF the Crescent City. He
reported great damage by the storm
and said the railroad track was Gov
cred with the wreckage OF telephone
and telegraph poles and wires. which
made their progress very Aslow. re
quiring twice as long to ZONE from
New Orleans to Bryan a. ordinarily
This Is Mr. Easterlings first trip ou'
here and he had not seen Mfr. Hen
sarling before since 1876.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-22

A sars treat At the Tsst ThsaGss
Thursday night. ~
Mrs. R. v. KernoIe left today for
visit to Houston.
NJ. H. James spent todsy in Hoss;
ton on business.
Prof. T. w. Parker went 10 Well
born this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Goen Of Harvey
were In the city today.
J Dr. w. @. Drummond Of Kurten.
was in the city today.
August Prinzsl. a merchant Of
Kurten. was In town today.
Don't fail to see Jim Bailey at the
Tent Theatre Thursday night 2@6
d. b. Lloyd and John Lloyd were
In the city today from Reliance.
-.
-, 49,. =. az ~" .-
Sheets. bed spreads. table covers.
lace curtains. Coulter. that's all.
2l7-ls
We have two dozen good molasses
$3.50 10 saw ~ 49, "a
~
Mrs. Albert May and grandmother
mrs. !. ~. Copeland 'es' 'oday ior
Visit 70 FERRIS.
| Mrs. " n william and daurhser
u,.. ru,s. len ~. afternoon for a
visit to Galveston.
49, .....s
- Sss -. - 49,. $500
on hand. Mrs. O. Boehms. II
>. W. snA" mas 'e'u"eu 70 S'esp
HOBO" aIIsr spending several MONTHS
IN East IexAs' ana vas IN Tue s's
''oAy'
Albert May went to Moscow today
where he has accepeed position with
the n. +. and w. T. X X. with a
carpenter squad.
:.
leee. were IN the city this afternoon.
Mr.. Merriam Is coach Of the A. and
-
Mrs. l.. c. MENDOZA Of Houston. who
has been here some days wishing her
son l.. b. MENDOZA. has gone to Dallas
to have her eyes treated.
The hast inlay ever written. Mr..
Jim Bailey" at the Tent Theatre on
Thursday night "a
a.. 49, A. = pr.,h., NJ rake
Snares' l.a'' aIIisro "''s "'' .''''
from MARIN. "h''e ~ '"e ivy 49,
VIII o. ,ne guests o. "'' anu NJ
~. r. weaver ana mr. an' 'S '
ncooFquoaa~'
Miss Lille Lawless OF Falba. who
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-22
ATTENTION owls.

Called meeting tonight at s o'clock
sharp. Important business to attend
10. Members urged to be present
n. T. Smith. Secretary.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-22
LOCALS AND PERSONAL!

ia Hall visited BenchIey today.
I Frank Myers visited Mumford to-
Joe Zimmerman was In today from
Kurtsn.
Claude crlff'th was in today from
W. W smith wa. in today from
FOUNTAIN.
i. s. Williams Of Harvey. was in
town today.
700 pounds ne~ crop turnIp seed at
nsvhinney's. II
Anon Williams of Harvey was in
De. city today.
NJ. Jim Bailey at the Tent Theatre
Thursday night. 2ts
car fine clipped oats, HensarlIng
Dsos.. phone Isl. eis
cR. l. Jones was in the city to-
6ay from Harvey.
Thursday nigh, mr.. Jim Bailey" at
de Tent Theatre. ei7
Prof. J. l.. Cobb was In the city to-
day FROM Alexander.
"A Dramatic Treat" Thursday night
. 4 the Tent Theatre. FAC
HeIio' Ring III Pacific Express Co.
90 W. Hisss. Agent. 2is
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-22
A. AND n. ENROLMENT cRow

Messrs. cavsnaush and Ward. edi-
tor-In-chief and business manager Of
the A. and n. College Battalion. were
In the city to6ay and called on the
Eagle. THO stated that the enroll
ment pp - noon today was 6s4.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-22

There win be a regular meeting Of
the lodge tonight promptly At
O'Clock. Initiation and business Of
importance.
Wilson Bradley. Exalted Ruler.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-22

I have secured the service Of n
good matchmaker. cngravsr and op-
tician. and will be glad to examine
your eyes free OF charge at my store.
All work done promptly and guaran-
feed.. J. NJ. Caldwell. 252