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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-10
FIFTH SUNDAY MEETING

The Fifth Sunday meeting of the
Texas Baptist Association mel with
Edge Baptist church Friday Ocaober
18th at O'Clock y. m.
Sermon By Rex J. NJ. Bullock. AZ
ter the sermon few interesting talks
lw various brethren. Bro. s X Nc
Chung was elected moderator and Ero
n l.. Nash secretary. The meeding
then adjourned to meet Saturday s-3o
a m.
Saturday $40 a m. devotional ser
WIS was led by Rev. ]. j. Pipkin.
10 a. IN. report b. Missionary Shef-
field Rev. J. u. slirk was appoiirssi
To preach instead Of Rev. r. Y. Ad-
ans. His text was John s:iG
Adjourned after sermon TO meet NJ
1880 p. m.
Experience meeting led by Rev. J.
j. Pipkin. In which a rHimber OF breth
rem participated
2p m. woman's work by Mrs r.
Mcdonald.
ON motion the various pastors were
urged 90 insist their people study the
Bible and ether religious literature.
Rev. u. Y. Carroll spoke on Reiig-
ions Literature. after which there was
motion that the Filth Sunday meet
irg recommended the Ladies Aid socl.
city.
That we further recommend that ell
pastors put forth every effort TO aid
them in organizing.
Meeting adjourned TO meet a. 1880
y. m.
500 p. m. Address on Bryan Baptist
Academy by DR. NJ Y. Weaver.
SIR. Mcclung. Moderator
r. l. Nash. Secretary
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aAlLRoAD TIME CARD.

Apple ear ON I. a @. n. track. ~
J. A. Hagins was In today from
Rosprim.
Small car OF Arkansas apples OF
f. 4 q. n. track. 20.
Ellie Hodges was up today from his
home near wcllborn.
Don't fail 10 visit the apple car on
l. 4 q. n. track. 20,
J. A. Beard was down today from
Harris school house.
J. ~ Mayer was a business visitor
from Mlilican today.
L. Breach OF Tabor was In the
a on business
/, ale Crawford OF Harvey was
In the city today shopping.
Mrs. NJ l.. Iindley OF Nsrssota "a
the guest Of Mrs. Dan Kidd
Mira. Blessing Of Fort Worth Is the
guest Of relatives In this city
For sale-My pacing saddle pony
D. w. Spence. College Station 2s2
MIR. and Airs. J. y. Mulhall returned
today from a visit 10 Houston
Mrs. G. N. Camp came up from Nav
aso,a today ,S'visit her parents
Fresh shipment cakes and candles
at Walkers s and 10 Cent Store. 2si
J. c. Bennett is down from Fort
Worth on short visit To old friends
Mr. and Mrs. l.. 3. Williams were
visitors to thu city today from Har'
Trey.
Hal Hearne of Dallas. Is here on q
visit 10 his mother and other rela-
flves.
MIR. and Mrs. w. y. Bullock were
visitors TO the city today from steep
Hollow.
Mr.. and Airs. r. N Gordon are vis-
ltlne In san Antonio and attending
IN: fair. -
AIRS. A. W. Roydcr came up from
weIiborn today to visit AIRS. y. D.
Dawson.
Just RECEIVED the new Designer for
December. 10 cents per copy. Wilson
a nerden. 2sv
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HOUSTON TRACK MEET
Varsity Made First Plxur, Tulane
Took Second and A. ard N.
Third.

In the h,r track meet Pulled off at
Houston yesterday afternoon varsity's
team wen first place with points TO
spare. which will act as the balm OF
Gillead to the sore spots she got in
the football game Of the afternoon
before. Tulane took second. and A.
and n. third Some of A. and Ms
best men were in the football game
and the track meet following the next
day. they could not b. expected TO
do their best
Meredith James and Jim johnson
for A. and N. tsed for first place In
the pole vault. and considering tbeir
size and aee. this is little shor1 Of
wonderful. OF IN. pole vault Inc
Houston Post Of today said.
The pole vault is generally ooncs-
ded among coaches and deyotees Of
the field and track 90 surpass most
other events in grace and general in
terest. AS In no other event. except.
perhaps. the jumps. is the indiyidu-
ATTY OF the athlete given such a
chance to exemplify itself. ON the
other hand as an exercise, pole vault.
ing Is known among track circles 10
develop as many different muscles OF
the body as any one event tor th
pole vaulter must have speed. usually.
and strong shoulders, back and arms,
while the exercise itself often 'stren.
CITIZENS the muscles OF the stomach.
SO often neglected ur overlooked In
other forms Of physical development.
Those who watched the vaulting
yesterday Witnessed the performance
OF perhaps The two best men In their
line in Texas. James Johnson and
Meredith James. both OF Bryan. They
won first and second places for their
school. A. and N. College. tying at ten
feet Both have vaulted II feet In
practice. and James was trying for II
feet inches shortly before the meet
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Miss Linmore Nall is visiting In
Houston
Mrs. Edna Knox went to Houston
this afternoon.
Mrs. w. A. Barnett OF Eagle Pass
is the guest OF Mrs. Il. II. Harrison
Mrs. J. U. Swanson returned to Nav
asota this afternoon after visiting
Mrs. d. c. zuber.
Mrs. Jas. T. Ward OF Dallas, nee
Miss Eugene Bone. is the guest OF her
aunt Mrs. V. b. Hudson.
Scarmado & Cash is the name OF
a new firm that has Just opened for
business in the zanetti block. They
carry a complete stock of groceries
and ask their friends and the public
generally TO give them call.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-10

Turner erenshaw OF Steep Hollow
was IN the city today. lie brought
in his fine black colt and had him
weighed. The colt is only 10 months
old and weighed $50 pounds. He gives
promise 10 make one, of the finest
horses ever rais.l-l.-s---cs county.
MIR. Crenshaw says the recent rains
have started the fan oats and gardens
TO growing nicely and they are now
pretty and green. The sweet poatto
crop and ribbon cane be says are very
sorry on account OF the extremely dry
weather.
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STATE COTTON REPORT.

Special 10 me Eagle
Austin. Nov. 9.-The agricultural
department gave out the following
cotton report today.
Number Of gins reported in the
month CT October. s.272.
Number Of bales ginned for the
month OF October. s7i.525.
Number Of bales ginned In previous
.1orthr. July i.i36: August ls2 0s9:
September SiS.072; October e7i.525
Total. l.eS2.S02
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FOR RENT.

i27 acres OF land east Of and ad-
joining Convent About 20 acres in
cultivation. balance In pasture. Send
bids either cash or part OF crop. W.
n. Cavitt. ESQ
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sam r. cavist Of
wheelock returned today from a visit
TO Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Astin and chill
|drcn returned 10 their home in the
bottom today.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. welch and
daughter were visitors 10 the city to
day from wellborn.
See Walkers and 10 Cent window
display for big 10 cent graniteware
bargains for Friday. 2si
Mr.. and Mrs. T. u. Martin and
daughter. Miss Ida. OF Steep Hollow,
were visitors 10 the city today.
Mrs. w. p. Lyon returned TO her
home In waxahachie today after Wis
iting her daughter Mrs. Claud Bell.
J. ID. hurry. one OF the efficient
rural route carriers from Bryan. left
today to take In the San Antonio fair.
New Standard Pattern quarterlys
with coupon for any 10 cent pattern.
price 20 cents. Wilson a Derden. 2s0
Fresh bread rolls and fancy Baking
ready every mo. ling for breakfast.
N Mrs. Otto Boehme.
Lost-Onc bay mare colt. 10 months
old. Black name and tail. no brand.
Liberal reward for information or re-
turn to s. n. Wynn at Compress. $50
Mrs. NJ. A-5e6FIns arrived last
night from New York where she spent
the summer with her son. Capt. Al
bert Jenkins. u. s. A., and family.
She had most pleasant summer and
returns TO Bryan In splendid health.
For Second hand No. Oliver
Typewriter In excellent condition. VIII
be- sold dirt cheap " taken within the
next week. Geo. A. Adams. 277
The Old Reliable Singer Sewing Ma
chine. Sold for cash or on small
monthly payments. Also needles. oil.
belts. and extras for all makes Of sew
ing machines. T. A. satteswhite sales
man and eollce.or. Singer Sewing Ma
chine Co. Phone -15. II
A. G. Wilmington. superintendent
OF the Fort Worth division OF the J..
a q. ~ railroad. spent last night In
this city. Ills business here was to
consult with some Of the merchants
Of Bryan relative to shipments OF
goods over his line.
Prof. and Mrs. ]. e. Burns wens la
San Antonio today To attend the fair.
Prof. Burns. who is instructor In An
ina! Hussnndry at the n and NJ. Col
lege. took with him a number Of the
students IN his department TO Judge
the fine stock ON exhfsition at the
fair.
Mr.. A 4. Wagner has moved tack
TO Texas from New York City and
with his family has icr1red in Bryan
They occupy the cottage Of Mrs Dona
Carnes on east Anderson street The
Eagle Is glad 20 welcnne them 10
Bryan and f.els assured ahey will b.
graciously received by the people Of
the city.
Tom sseele and W. wIoftin 81
Allenfarm. George w. Dursap of Miiii
can, and W. l. steele. Y. u. Terrell
and A. Il. Scott OF Nasasosn. were IN
Bryan TODAY On business before the
court relative 20 the
levee TO b. built along thu Brazos
river In their sesion to proa,ect their
lands from overflow.
Mr.. W. J.. Coulter. whose talking
AIS" are seen in tn, Eagle every day
or two. says advertising pays. lie
had store full OF customers today
and among them several from Nor
maugee. One gentleman from Nor
mangee bought ~ pairs Of shoes say
inr that while he had The opportunity
to buy real first class. iam.up. good
shoes a. cheap As Coulter sells them.
be was going 10 lay in a supply.
2sO-5s
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EoR SALE.

Six room house. two five room hous-
es. one three room house. good well
water and out houses. or Lamar st.
VIII sell for $500 less than il is worth.
W 4. Dodson. 2si
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POPULAR RATES VIA a C. N.

Account No.Tsv-oh Carnival. Houston
Texas. November s.is. 1909.
Season tickets on sale daily Nov.
20 10. inclusive. Limit for return Nov
18th. Popular excursion rates In ef
feet for special days.
For information call on. or write
ID. c. DeMaret.
Ticket Agent / & G. n. II. II
d2e1-5G
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WANTED.

Two furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Apply to c. c. Hin at Union
Taylor shop. Phone 3S9. 2s2
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
new BILL AT
OPERA HOUSE

For the three days beginning at the
matinee to-day the Bijou Circuit Com
pany has secured a bin OF which 1t is
proud. Every act has been a feature IN
the big cities and tho headlinor is a head
liner for other places as well as for VIII
mineton. The bill is one in which comedy
predomlnates but II Is a bill with variety
and s. remarkably well selected, contain
ing an Of those elements which so TO
make mp n ilrst-class vaudeville pro-
gram. The head-liner IS "The Wild Rose
"a dramatic playlet in which Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Forbes are appearing with sue
cess In tho larger cities. II is one OF those
delightful little dramas which have made
vaudeville so popular because they give
the people Just about enough Of Il to sat
isfy them. Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes are ac-
tors Of ability and actors with established
regulations Nothing better has been Of
fered here and there Is no doubt that the
piece wiu-he one OF the hits OF the sea-
son. 4 and popsy win be on tho
bill yeItii IN tnroarously funny novelty
sketch Dan J. Harrington. vontrilo.
qulst OF wide reputation and marked abil-
ity will give one OF his performances.
Harrington is woil-known IN vaudeville
on account OF the Wide scope OF his act
and the numerous features which he in
troduces Miller and Russell, who arc
known to many people IN Wilmington.
viii present The fanatic and the Maid
II Is more pretentious sketch than the
average, carries It's own scenery and Il
might also be said TO carry its own laugh
effects for Il has plenty OF them. Ham
mond and Forester, the clever couple OF
singing comedians who have made such
hit here the early part OF the week
viii be retained. They have made a de-
cided impression here with their Or.
Cook song. There will be new pictures
The whole constitutes a bill OF which the
Biiou Company is Justly proud.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
SEEKING SLICE
OF A BIG ESTATE
Robert c. White And J. NJ.
Richardson Tell Of Import
ant Ohio Lawsuit
Special to THE EvENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN. Del, oct. 14-Rob-
ert c. White and John NJ. Richardson,
lawyers OF Georgetown, have written
10 friends here of the progress Of the
litigation at Lisbon. Ohio. for the pos
session OF a fortune. Mr.. White and
Mr. Richardson represent Edward w.
Goodwin. Jr., of this town. who is one
Of the twenty-three heirs suing for a
share OF an estate Of several hundred
thousand dollars.
Mr.. White has written TO Chief
Justice Pennewill telling OF the litlga-
tion, and several lawyers and others
here have received copies Of a news
paper printed in Lisbon, telling OF the
legal battle under way there for the
estate. Mr.. White I'm his letter to
Judge Penenwill states that lawyers
from all parts OF this country and
from England are taking part in the
proceedings. Mr.. White says he and
Mr.. Richardson are endeavoring to
hold up Delaware's end. and they be-
lieve they have a stronger case TO sup
port Mr.. Godwin's claim than any Of
tho other lawyers have in behalf of
their clients.
The estate over which tho litigation
is waeed is that OF General Jamei
Riley, who ded IN Wensvilie, Ohio, ir
1905.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
THREE LAWYERS
HAVE ONE LIBRARY

Former city Solicitor Sylvester d.
Townsend has removed his law offices
from the dupont Building to the Ford
building and with William W. Knowles
and Caleb L. Burchenai is occupying a
suite Of Offices. one large office will be
used as tn library for the three lawyers.
The reception hall is the length OF two
offices and will be handsomely furnished.
Many members OF the bar have called to
extend congratulations 10 the trio on ac-
count OF the arrangement. The idea is a
new one for although each attorney has
his own private office and no firm con-
nection exists between them the library
Of the three will always be at the dis
posal of each other.
They occupy the four front rooms on
the Sixth floor Of the Ford Building.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
EDWARD DAVIS
AT THE GARRICK

A feature OF the show at the Garricl<
this week which stands out prominently
In the program Is 1.-THE Picture Of Dorian
Gray" as presented by Edward Davis
and Company. and Il IS the general opin-
ion that the management OF the house
has not offered this season a feature in
which real dramatic art IS quite so prom
inent as In this number. The piece has a
splendid setting and cast superior In
every way TO what one usually finds In
vaudeville. Mr. Davis. who by the way
was formerly a minister at Los Angeles.
Cal. IS evidently not only an actor OF
ability but has good judgment in the
selection Of his cast and In the scenic ar
rangement OF his act. which he has pro-
duced under his personal instructions.
And yet. If the act has been booked for
something like 40 weeks at $3.50 per. as
II Is understood II has been, Mr.. Davis
can well AFFORD to give vaudeville patrons
something well worth while.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
NEWS NOTES
OF NEW CASTLE
MethOdists Arrange For Re-
opening Of Church on
Sunday

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, oct. 1.-THE carpet was
laid yesterday and the seats installed In
the Methodist Church. All preparations
have been completed for the re-opening
Of the church which has been tastefully
decorated and painted as described exclu-
siveiy In THE EVENING JOURNAL
The sermon at both services will be
preached by the Rev. ]. Morgan Read,
d. d.. president OF Pennington Seminary
Al the morning service AIRS. Linda Hub
bard tsewart. OF Delaware City, will sing
and special musical program by the
choiR-has been arranged.
Seven propositions were received at the
meeting of Division No. Q, A. o. H., last
evening. At the November meeting the
state and county officers WIN be present
when degrees win be conferred on class
of twenty-five candidates.
The Division is now busy disposing Of
tickets for the fIibernlan bail to be given
In Wilmington on Thanksgiving eve. II IS
expected that over 100 persons from here
will attend the ball.
Business is booming at the steel plants
and some departments are working over
time.
Mrs Mary A. Weldon, Of Chester, and
daughter, Mrs. Cadwallader. OF Whining
ton. visited Mr. and Mrs. James McHugh
yesterday. Mrs. Weldon's mother Mrs
Israel Riding. makes her home here and
she was pleased with her great grand
children as Mrs. cadwaliader was accom-.
panied by her three children.
Work is being rushed at the plant Of
the Deemer Steel Casting Company get
ting It in readiness to begin operations
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL

Morgan brokers are selling Steel today.
c. ]. Hudson said this morning: II look
for much lower prices for copper stock
in the next few months"
1t is rumored that a Boston shortage
Is 10 be badly punished. The presump-
tion is that Lawson is referred to. The
stocks are Reading, Steel and Union Pa
cihc, which It is said are heavily over
sold.
Bull reports are IN circulation in high
grade houses on Northern Pacific. There
is no news accompanying the gossip, but
advice is given 10 buy the stock.
Low-priced rails are being favored with
hui points more freely. Texas Pacific
and Toledo st. Louis and Western are be-
ing recommended by several houses now.
Sales of New York Central in the last
week are believed TO have been for the
G. i. hudson & Co; state today: I'VE
would let 60 Of all long stocks on any
| further bulge and let them go back be-
| fore making re-purchases. The best fea-
/ tures al present are a marked improve
ment in steel and Coal. with a large buy
! ine bv the railroads Of general steel sup
/ niies The moderate Improvement In eX-
| mort trade. as shown by the September
Government report, Is a good sign. Oc-
fober promises still better
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
SEES TRAIN COME TO KILL;
LIES HELPLESS ON RAILS

MIDDLETowN. n. y, oct. a.
John Larter, an engineer on the Erie
and Jersey Railroad, was killed at
Goshen last night by a train while
making an effort TO signal the engi-
neer.
Whether Lartor had been assaulted
by some enemy in the darkness or
had been struck ana severely injured
by another train is not known, but
when train on the Montgomery
branch Of the Erie was nearing Goshen
its engineer was startled to see a man
partly rise from the track Just ahead
and signal for him 70 stop. Every
effort was made to stop the train. but
It was too late and the locomotive
crushed I.arter to death.
Larter had been to Campbell Hall on
business and returned on another
train a short time before. He re,
sided in Port Jervis. and is survived
by wife and one daughter.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
IN
MARTINS WAKE
Boat Cut Loose Twice And
Then Fisherman Gets
Bad Fall

For several days past Johnny Mar
tin, as many fishermen and rivermen
in this city, know him. has met with
misfortunes after another.
For two nights in succession Mar
tins cunning skin has been cut loose
but he recovered it on each occasion.
Several nights ago while walking along
narrow plank walk. from his boat
to the shore, he was tripped by a wire
which had been strung across the walk
and as a. result, cut a deep cash in his
cheek which required seven stitches to
close. He was carrying two boxes Of
live minnows at the time and he had
to drop these into the water to save
himself.
Martin has a cabin on the Brandy
wine creek, at the foot OF Twelfth
street. His principal occupation is TO
furnish live minnows and shrimp bait
to fishermen.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
$63,O75 in
new BUILDINGS
Permits Obtained For HOspi-
taI And n. & II. Plant
Improvement

Building Inspector johnson did his
biggest days business to-day for some
time. lie issued permits for building
operations valued at S639I5.
Most important among the opera
tlons are the alterations and addition
at the Homeopathic Hospital. The
cost of these improvements alone will
reach S22,S25. They viii include a
new brick veneer front to the present
old building, at the corner of Van
Buren, street and Shallcross avenue; a
new brick connecting building between
the old structure and one of the other
buildings. which win replace a frame
structure and interior alterations w.
ID. Haddock and Company is the con-
/ tractor.
/ Haddocl and Company was also
/ granted permit TO build n carpenter
and paint shop for the Harlan and
Hollingsworth Corporation, costing
$1,000. and a storage house for the
same concern, costing $4,000 Both
buildings will be OF brick and two
stories high.
Another permit issued to Haddocb
and Company was FOR a stable for the
New Castle Leather Company, on the
west side OF Wilson street, near Elev.
enth. costing $500.
John h. Healy and Son obtained q
permit TO erect garage for Clarence
Holt, In Tatnall street, between Eight
and Ninth streets, costing $1,000. Ir
addition 20 this Healy and Sons tool
out permits for three dwellings on Tho
east side OF Rodney streets, between
Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh
street. for Harlan G. Scott. costinl
$500 each, and one dwelling fol
James Sweeney in Maryland avenue
between Sixth ana Seventh avenue
costing $3.50.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
Revolution Sweeps
Through Nicaragua

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
BLUEFIEBDs, Nicaragua, oct. H.--CBy
wireless via. Colon)-The revolution head
ed by General Juan j. Estrada against
President zelaya has aroused the entire
country and seems to be sweeping the re-
public like wild fire. Every where the
people are reported to be fiocking to the
arms OF the revolutionists From the in
terlor comes the news that the revolution
lists have seized Rivas and also that Cor
into. a seaport on the Pacific has de-
clared for the revolution and has over
thrown the government there.
News from Greytown to-day is that
there was some lighting there yesterday
before the city was taken by the revolu-
tionists. Colonel Ugarte at the head OF
the force Of several hundred revolutions
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
STOCK PLAYERS
TO GIVE COMEDY
"The Heir TO the HOOrah" 4"
Will be Played at the
Avenue Theatre

The attraction at the Avenue Theatre
next week VIII be Paul Armstrong; Ia
nous Western comedy Tho Heir to the
Hoorah." This play had a long and
successful run at the New York The
atres and the managers feel happy that
they have been able 10 secure Il for the
Avenue Theatre.
'The Heir to tho Hoorah" is one OF
those plays In which laughter and tears
are intermnglod. IL is the story OF
cowboy who, having grown suddenly
rich through successful mining opera
tions. marrles an Eastern society girl. II
wasn't love match in the first place,
but they live quite happily together un-
"a the girls mother steps in and pre-
judices her against him. Ills uncoutn
ways become unbearable 70 her. and all
attempts on his part TO be affectionote
are met with coldnoss, until she finally
tells him that she does not love him and
can no longer live with him.
AZ the suggestion Of friend he goes
to Europe On his return eight months
later. his cowboy friends give n dinner
az the local hotel IN his honor. There IS
great deal OF delicious comedy IN this
scene.
During the hilarious supper which fol-
lows. n telephone message announces tho
birth OF son and heir to Joe. and with
wild cowboy whoop and great rejoic-
ing the curtain falls.
The last act deals chiefly with a mys-
terIous present which the boys want to
give the baby-what this present Ia
t....,.. t.tt., ,,ot 20 aivuIro here ng II
would spoil the pleasurable anticipation
OF those who intend seeing the play.
The play ends happily. Joe upon his
part has become a more finished man OF
tho world during his European travels
and his wife on her part has learned to
appreciate him az his true value.