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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-04
NEW COPYRIGHT LAW.
Houses Of Congress- Agree TO Protect
Canned" Music.
NV AssoCisted Press.)

NV ASSoClSfed PTeSS.)
WASHINGTON, - G.. March 3
Roth HOUSES OF Congress today pass
cd bill to amend and consolidate
the copyright laws.
Rills upon this subject have been
before the Senate and iiOus" for II
number Of years. but differences II
opinion never the protection to b"
given COM IOsers o. music. especially
when their works were rerr0tucei
by mechanical devices. prevented the
.r.pctmrnt 0f u law.
E-arlv today the House passed the
bill which was introduced IN the Sen
ate during the present session by
Sanat r Smoot and IN the lIOus" by
Mr.. Currier. and tonight this bill was
massased 10 the Senate and imme-
I.atC:y passed.
There was no discussion In the Seq
NJ" art very little In the House.
TIE canned music" provision -
hat the author # a musical COM 81
ton shall receive two cents per disc.
or roll. when manufactured for repro
duc,ion. bet II IL provided that no
monopoly may be created.
The bill enacted Is complete re-
vision OF all copyright laws.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-04
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. THURSDAY. MARCH 4. 1909
TO PROTfCT AMERICAN
Jews IN RUSSIA
Senate Favors Rsne~aI Of Nesot'a'
.,ons for TreSty-Statehood
Rider" is Rejected.
NV Associated Prrss.)

WASHINGTON. d. G.. March 8
Notwithstanding the tailnr" Il ,h"
senate committee Oh tel rit,rirS 10 I--
por, the bill grating statehood {"
Arizona and New M"Nico. III" <u2.
porters of that measure :, day forced
a vote in the Senate on the pl posi-
lion
Opportunity came in connection
with the House nesolutl"n directing
IL. secretary of sta," 10 renew The
negotiations with Russia. Looking l."
IA treaty which viii prohibit hlscrim'-
nation asains, American Jews in Rus
STA.
Senator Cullom called mp the rc%r-
luton hut before II could be voted
un2on. Senator Owen proposed tn"
statehood bill as an amendment.
Without debate ro," was taken
on a motion % lag on IN" tabl" ana
il carried. ~ to IS.
The resolution regarding IN"
CONS. of Russia toward IN" Jew
was then debated.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-04
FAIRBANKS RECElvfS
TESTING Walls OF ESTEEM
SPLENDID Silver Service Comes From
Entire Senate-Democrats Pre-
sent > Loving Cup.

WASHINGTON. ID C.. March Z
Behind closed doors to-day the srnai"
paid 70 Vice President Fairbanks on"
OF the most remarkable tributes ever
given to pre- siding officer.
lie was presented with a maSnitl
cent silver service costing $l.lSo. as
the Gift of the entire booty Of stna,
tors and with Il loving clp aS tn"
present of the Democratic m"mi "rS.
The presentation of the silver ser
vice was made " Senator McCumhcr.
Senator Daniel spoke for tn" MI
nority. dilating upon Nh Fairbanks
uniform fairness.
II" suggested hat if at any tim"
Mr.. Fairbanks should tire OF the mo-
nolonOuS scrvic" in the Republican
uartv, the Democrats would be eiad
to welcome him.
He fac"tiorslv suggested that IL
would not be well for Mr.. Fairbanks
to take more than one drink from tn"
,,a@On btf fore breakfasts If II should
happen 10 get filled with other than
huttermilk.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-04
NEWPORT MEWS.6OUND CAR
IS HURLED INTO DOCK
Coal Carrier Jumps Track and Fails
Forty Feet From Richmond
Viaduct,

RICHMOND. VA. March a
morning at a'cl&cx when. by reason
Ct lr Ken rail ON the Chesapeak"
\ Ohio viaduct, running from Holly
wood to Fulton. Il car loaded win
coal jumped the track. plowed
through the ties tor fifty fee; AMI
finally fell fcrty feet to the bottom
Il the dock The accident occurred
at the roint where the viaduct crosses
Nineteenth street. No one was hurt
The train was a long line Of loaded
cars from the coal fields hound fcf
Newport News.
BESIDES the car In the dock. twn
theirs jumped the track. one { which
hung over the edge of the viaducs
this morning. looking every momen,
as II it would fall. The other ca :
sunk several .eet through the spin
tered ties. NJ other cars were injur,
I'd seriously. and the train. after Gel
Letting the others and marking III
anew. nrinucd its journey to salt
wafer.
Although the viaduct runs along
the cdgr {, ne dock for its whole
length. and has been in use for
twelve ye..s, this Is the first instance
OF a car jumping the tracks into the
water. The car was completely sub.
merged and The yellow water in the
deck showed no indication of it,
The broken rail Is just over the
stree; and for fifty feet east of il the
ties are splintered and smashed be-
yOnd repair. Every tie fer that dis
lance is broken and many are sd
badly shattered that they could BE-
used Tor kindling. Immediately
after the accident wr"cking crew
waS set To work on the viaduct and
/: Is expected that everything will he
As before this afternoon. The Cd
ties had TO be torn up. the cars r.
moved. new ties laid, and tracks laid.
A large force. however. was put ~
work on the JOB and grcai head
way has been made.
A. first il was thought that the
car in tho dock w-uld i'm eide ne
traffic in tha' thoronghfarc. the
Petersburg steamer has its ~har! AZ
The u1prr end o. the dock. and II was
thorgit thar there would -" trouble
getting he over tn" suhm rged car
Plenty of ~aic- was fcWnd however.
on the south side q tn. dock f-r
tho passage Of the steamer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-04
EARTHQUAKE REPORTED;
LACKS CONFIRMATION
Village IN Asisat'c Turke' Said to
Have Seen Destroyed With Many
Fatalities.
Rv Associated ProSS.D

LONDON. March "a telegram
received here from Smyrna. Asia'ic
Turkey, saws that the village OF Mas
ran. near Jerusalem. has been Destroy
ed by an earthquake.
One hundred and fifty persons are
buried in the ruins.
40 confirmation is obtainalle here
of the reported destruction of this
village, nor can the place itself be
located.
A dispatch OF similar effect has
heretofore appeared in Paris. and II
is believed that the present report
grows out of this publication which
also m 70 the present time lacks con,
firmation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-04
TAFr's TROUSERS.
Inaugural Raimej for Neither Limbs
Comes From Texas.
(Bv Associated Press.)

tbV hSSOcldteO TISSs.J
WASHINGTON. d. C.. March 3
William II. Taft will wear on the o.
casion Of his inauguration a pair Of
trousers. which We're presented to
him today from the Republican Stat"
Committee G: Texas, by Colonel Cecil
Lyon. chairman.
These trousers will take the rlac"
Of a pair which The Texas delegation
took TO Chicago with them at the
time OF the Republican convention. in
tending to present them to Mr.. TAFT
They were entrusted to a corpu'
liant policeman who could no be
found later by the Texans when they
We're ready to make their presenta-
ton.
The present pair are dark gray.
striped and made OF wool raised IN
the Lone star State.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-04
Fire in New York Double Tenement
Has Tragic Results.
FIRE ESCAPES PROVED USELESS
Uttered Up With Discarded Material,
Safety Device Couldn't be Utilized
Until cIeared-Firemen and Police.
men Exhibit Daring Courage.
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK. March Sin spite CT
prompt and heroic work by police
and firemen. a number Of whom were
seriously injured in trying to effect
rescues. ten persons were sufocated
or burned to death early today In a
fire which destroyed Q double tenc
ment house in lower Seventh avenue
In which thirty families. mostly o!
Italians. were asleep.
In addition tive persons were 50
seriously injured that they had To- be
removed TO hospitals.
Although II was at first believed
that the fire had been Of incendia7y
origin, an investigation by the police
ment and fire marshal revealed the
fact that the blaze had started from
natural causes.
The flames had already made such
Roadway when the fire was discover
ed. however, that ESCAPE by the stairs
was completely cut OF.
Fire Escapes Blocked.
To make matters worse the FIRE
Escapes were 80 Uttered with wash
tubs cooking utensils. trunks and dis.
carried materials OF every s2rt. that
they too proved useless until the ar
rival e the Rremen. who were com
PEELED TO waste vaiua BILE time in clear.
ing them Of rubbish.
Tn" alarming emergency created
by those conditions was met by tn"
first policemen and frrmen who
reached the scene in a thrilling fash
ion
Finding access 10 the upper floors
cut OF by the smoke and flames which
allied the stirways. they swung them
selves across the facade OF the bald.
ing rom window - window on swing
ing blind. and crawled up swinging
extension ladders rom sidewalk I"
roo. cJrricc.
IN 49, manner more than 10 per
sons ~" removed To safety.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-04
Litigation is OF Great Interest to
"Wets" and "Dfys'.
UNUSUAL FEATURES INVOLVED
Issue l. Laid Before Supreme Court
Of Appeass-Upon That Tribunals
Decision Hangs Issue Of Validity Of
Lcc.I Optcn Elections.

RICHMOND. VA. March 3.-Tha
much discussed Fredericksburg local
option case. which came up this morn-
ing on the privileged docket before
the supreme court of Virginia. was
argued at great length by distinguish
ed counsel on both sides.
The case is one of great and wide
spread interest throughout the entire
state. and is being watched closely by
all sections.
On the decision of the appellate tri.
I.lnal depends the mOmentOus ques-
ton whether or not certain sections
now dry" in Virginia. will remain
in their present state Of dryness.
4 succinct history Of the case is as
follows:
History Of Case.
On March IL. 1908. CERTAIN qualified
voters Of the CITY Of Fredcricksburs
presented TO the corporation court OF
that city a petition PRAYING that the
court order special election in the
month Of April. 1908. upoD the ques-
ton Of for licensing" or against u
ccnsin2" the sale Of intoxicating hq
S,ors within the city Of Fredcricks-
burg.
The number Of qualified voters so
petiiioning more than equaled one
fourth Of the persons voting in the
CITY at the November election Of 1897.
In response 10 this petition the cor
poraiion CONT entered an order for
an election 10 he held on the 81 day
OF MAY. 1905. At the election ISL
ballots were cas-; AGAINST license and
?20 for license a majority Of 81 votes
against license
on Nav u. 800. a petition signe1
nv twenty four persons. claiming that
they were eX-Confedcratc soldiers was
filed. praying that The election heid
on Nav s,h be declared null and void
and .ha' the same he set aside and
annulIed
The petition mentioned prayed the
annullment Of the election on several
grounds. the following being tn" chief
reasons:
Because the persons petitioning Tor
the clecrion had not psid their roll
taxes as required Ivy Law sIx months
prior to the presentation Of the said
retition 10 the corDoTstion coTrt Of
fredericksburg. and none of thcm
were exempt from the payment of can
haiion iaycs as prerequisite To vo'-
ing. and hence none of thcm wore
qualified voters authorized 10 sign
said petition.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-04
COURT ORpeRS RICHMOND
TROLLEY COMPANY SOLD
United States Circuit Court Affirms
Judge Waddiil's Decision as to
Power Company.
lRy ASSuCll ted PrCSSl

RICHMOND. VA. March ). by a
decree OF the United States Circuit
Cour, 4 Aricals ISSUED today in tn"
case OF the Virginia Passenger and
Power Company of this city the orin'
ion of the United States district
court in which Judg" Wnddill orders
,hr prosperity sold. Is affirmed. and the
property probably will be Id within
tn" next sixty days.
The Goulds, Of New York. ar"
largely Identified with the properties.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-04
GALE ovERfURNS CAR.
Blew Four Others From Track
Several Houses Unroofec.
nv Associated Pre0S)
fBy Associated Press.

WILMINGTON. y. c.. March .. -
While standing a a water tanks at
Dudley near G ldsboro. n. C.. THIS
evening. a gale accompanying a heavy
fall OF hail throughout this section OF
the State. struck the middle OF a
Wilmington bound Atlantic Coast
Line train of - cars. blowing FIVE OF
them clear OF tn" main line and over.
turning one on he track.
There was no other damage.
At Clinton y c.. in the same lo-
cality. several houses We're Unroofed
and some blown down.
At saw mill four miles from
Clinton. a tree was blown down. kill
sn- negro .mplny".
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-04
DECLINED AMsAssAooRsHiP.
Serrck. Ct Ohio Turned Down one'
Ct Diplomatic Post.
nv Associated Press ;

WASH, rGTr>. I. G.. March 7 -
Nyr7n TT II. Cf Ohio. yesterday
for busin' - reasons declined an am
bas sadcrship al the hands 81 Pr"si'
dent eject Tia
The poSi was not definite. NJ -at'
saving there were two or three places
In which vacancies would occur. and
mentioned particularly the rcsiSna'
tim Of Ambassador Grisc m. at
Rome
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-04
WINTHROP ACCEPTS.
Consents TO Serve As Assistant See
retsry Of Navy.
fpv Associated rresa.)

wASHINGTON. y. G.. March 3
President eject Taft today announced
the erection Uf Brekman Winthrop
10 10 assistant sccrctaTy Of tho navy
ard his accewanc" thereof
Mr. Winthrop vas FIRST offered and
accepted tho 81 assistant soc
rotary Of stat NV afterwards TO
c.nsidcrrd
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-04
Virginia Troops Leave.
(Pv Associated Press. ]

RICHMOND. VA. March 3.-Th"
Richmond Iigh; Infantry Blues. three
companies under command Of Major
T. ". BowIcs. aad the first battalion.
First Virginia Regiment. COMMANDED
bv Major Huntington Carey. left on
a special train tonight At O'Clock
TO take part IN tho inaugural parade
tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-04
HANGED FOR ASSAULT.
WouldLbe Spectators Fail From Tree
and Are Injured.
(By Associated Press J

WILMINGTON y. G.. March =. -
William Ward negro half breed,
was hanged al Clinton. y. C.. private
" today Ger criminal assault upon
Mrs. NolIic NcI"0d. a white woman.
near tina; pla:".
He made NJ Conf"ssion. a parry
Of curiou- spec a'"rs who had climb
ID a tree t. witness the execution
irS'de tn" jail enclosure were prec'-
Inflated to tn" ground CIV thr break
ing Of limb. and several Of them
wore Slightly injured.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-04
MAY GET 100000.
Indie atoms Are That Presidents
Salary - Doubled.
Hv Associated Press.

(Rv Associated Pr"ss.l
WASHlNGTONS d. G.. March s.
The salary Of President Taft will b"
So. o0o a year. according t" an agree
ment reached today by he coniere"s
on the Legislative. executiv" and judi
cial appropriation bill. In the sun,
dry civil bill there is an amendm'n'
giving the President $500" for travel
ling expenses. and ii this l.; as1e"':
10, the annual compensation Ct The
President will be s$ln"."""
The Senate conferecs on the exc
cutive bill receded frCm amendments
increasing the salaries OF the vice
president. speaker OF the House and
Federal judges. -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-04
Nomination Rejected.
nv Associated Press. }

WASHINGTON. d. c. March b
In cxrcutivc session the senate today
rc;crtrd tho nomination Of Joshua
T.. Wilson to 10 postmaster az F11T'
rncc. 8. G.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-04
RECEIVES ReAPpoINrMeNr.
Action Of Federal Judge Fellows Cen
suitasion q Lawyers.
nv Associated PreDa1

PITTSBURG. PA. March s.-w. ".
McMasier and T. H. SHIELDING were
TODAY reappointed receivers q the
Wabash Pittsburg Terminal Railway
Company by Judge Young. Of the
raiied states Circuit Court.
This action followed q consultation
Of New York and Pft;ssurg stfors
news representing the Mercantile
Trus, Company. Of New York: Eauits-
bile Trust Company. Of New York:
the ,~o receivers ard the railroad
tn. rcceivershir PROCEEDINGS are
brought BY the Mercantile Tust Con
pany for the purpose Of foreclosisg
the 6rst mortgage.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-04

THE DAILY PRESS is the
only newspaper published in
Newport News that receives
the full news service Of the
Associated Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-04

Fair. somewhat cooler Thurs
day; Friday fair; diminishing
northwest winds.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-05
BAND CONCERT.

The A. and NJ College band gave
concert AT the skating rink In this
city Saturday night. which was a
splendid musical attraction in every
sense OF the word. The College has
an excellent band this year. In fact,
the best that II has ever had. and
the concerts are warmly praised by
all who have heard them. The crowd
Saturday night was nothing like the
merit OF the attraction deserved,
which Is greatly to be regretted, as
the boys were at considerable eX-
pcnse to put their concert on In this
city. This Is accounted for from the
fact that Il was Saturday night and
Il was impossible for the merchants
and clerks TO get away from the
stores until too late to attend The
Eagle hopes the boys viii repeat the
concert here some time int he future
when they can have larger audi
ence
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-05
GIN BURNED IN BOTTOM.
Fine Gin Plant on J. o. Chance Farm
Destroyed Sunday afternoon.


A destructive IRE occurred yester'
day afternoon on the J. o. Chance
plantation In the Brazos bottom In
which Mr. Chance lost his splendid
gin plant and cotton house. The FIRE
originated IN the cotton house, which
was located ON the south Of the gin.
and the high wind and lack OF any
Gre fighting facilities, made It i'm.
po SSH IL 10 save the gin. Mr. Chance
Is al a loss TO know how a fire could
have started In the cotton house, as
IL had not been unlocked since the
ginning season closed. The loss was
81. 600. with insurance amounting to
about one half. The loss Is heavy
one. but with his characteristic en-
ergy. the work OF rebuilding will be-
gin m once and the burned plant will
be- replaced with as good. and
possibly a better one
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-05
BONUS COMMITTEE CALL.

The following named gentlemen
who were appointed by President Il.
H. Edge of the Retail Merchants as
sociation. as committee to raise a
bonus for the A. and NJ. College troll
ley line are requested To- meet at
the store OF ]. A. Myers tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock sharp. J. A.
Myers. II. o. Boatwright. w h. Saun.
ders, A. W. wllkerson, Tyler Haswell,
J.E Astin. A. W. Buchanan. NJ. II.
James, J. l.. Edge T. F. Parks and
W. J. Coulter A full attendance Is
highly important and earnestly re-
quested
G. $. PARKER. Chairman.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-05
BRYAN, TEXAS, APRIL 8, 1909.
CAN'T YOU TAKE A JokEl

The Palestine Herald complains OF
the tamencss OF the campaign fol
city Offices. A wild and woody cam
paign with open letters" Campaign
lies nailed" and lots of job PRINTING
would be more interestins-Bryar
Eagle.
Evil TO him who thinketh evil The
Herald has never been so hard up
thanks TO a progressive set OF bust
ness people. that It had to pray for
the vulture's privilege. that OF help
ing to pick the flesh of others. No,
brother Eagle. II you knew the Her
aid better you would think with more
charity We don't need business bad
enough to order a throatcutting cam
paign to get H. Not in a thousand
years. Palestine Herald.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-05
DEATH OF JOHN LUCK, sR.
AGED German Citizen OF kurten En-
tered Into Final Rest.

Mr.. John Lueck. Sr. died at his
home In the Kurten community Sat.
urday night at 1890 O'Clock after a
short illness with paralysis. Mr..
I.ueck was a native OF Germany. born
October p. 1886. making him u
years. 3 months and II days OF age
At the time OF his death
lie had been a citizen of Kurten
for about twenty years, and was a
good. honorable. industrious citizen,
and enjoyed the confidence and res
pect OF all his neighbors and friends.
on the 27th OF February, he and
his good wife celebrated their golden
wedding. many neighbors an friends
being present to enjoy the day with
thea. none Of them dreaming that
he would be called to 20 so soon
The aged wife who is left alone as
the evening shadows grow longer and
the children have the profound sym.
pethy Of the entire community. The
children are Mrs. Oscar kurten. Of
Kurten. Mrs. Utecht OF Washington
Mrs. Minnie Topper, Mrs. Pauline Bet
gelke. Gus Lueck OF St Louis, Emil
Lueck OF St Paul. MINI. and Mrs.
Tetsof OF Germany
He was laid to rest az Kurten yes
terday afternoon at O'Clock many
friends being present TO pay him
their last sad tribute Of respect
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-05
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisers will please take notice
that to insure the appearance Of their
ads on the day the copy Is brought In,
copy for Daily ads, both new and
changes, must reach the office not
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$3.50.
All notices OF ehul Oh services. and
all other notices, must be In the office
by ~ o'clock OF the day they are 10
appear.
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prompt to the minute and TO this IL
10 necessary to have fixed rules. Our
friends and patrons will aid US greatly
by complying with the above.
THE EAGLE PRINTING CO.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-05
THIS DATE IN HISTORY"
APRIL. q

APRIL 9.
1913 Elihu Yale. the chief patron OF
Yale College. born In New Hay'
ON. Conn. Died In London. July
3. 1921.
i776-Georgia instructed her dele.
gates for independence.
iS00-William Cowper. English poet,
died. Born in 1891.
iSi4-Napoleon l. abdlcated the
throne OF France
iS55-Gore expedition left 81. Louis
10 explore the headwatcrs of the
Powder river In Montana.
iSG2-Federals commenced the siege
OF Yorktown. Va.
iS64-House OF Representatives ad.
opted resolutions declaring that
France would not be allowed to
form a monarchy in Mexico.
iS7G-lmpeaehmcnt trial began OF
william W. Belknap. Secretary of
War.
l90i-Chicago voted for municipal
ownership of street railways.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-05
Observation-Disclosures.
Popular Young Couple United in Mar
rage Sunday Evening.


Mr.. Claude Dawson Of this city and
Miss Katherine Gallington of College
Station. were quietly married Sunday
evening at 1880 O'Clock at the home
of Rev. Father Gleissner, pastor OF
ST. Josephs Catholic church, Father
Gleissner officiating. Il was very
quiet wedding. the only witnesses be-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. ]. {. Boyett, uncle
and aunt of the bride.
The bride was reared in this coun-
~ near the A. and NJ College and Is
a young lady OF charming personality.
She is polished and refined and Mr..
Dawson Is to be congratulated upon
having won her to be his life com
panion.
The groom is a son of the late
Capt. d. ID. Dawson and Mrs. Dawson
and was raised In Bryan He is a
worthy young man in every respect
honorable, energetic, and is connect.
ed with the Bryan Telephone Ex-
change
Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson are keeping
house in the cottage OF Mr.. l.. u. Men
dola, where they are at home to
their friends.
The Eagle joins their many friends
In congratulations and best wishes.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-05
CALENDAR OF SPORTS FOR THE
WEEK.
Monday

Court tennis tournament for Ameri
can championship begins in Boston.
Tennis tournament for the cham.
pionship OF Mexico begins in Mexico
city.
Meeting OF Connecticut League OF
ia seball Clubs at New Haven.
Tuesday.
Jim Barry vs.. Sandy Ferguson. II
rounds, at Boston.
Wednesday.
Opening of annual show Of Miss.
issippi Valley Kennel Club at St
Louis.
Thursday.
Opening of eleventh annual horse
show at Atlantic City. \. J.
Boat race between Columbia Uni
versity and Naval Cadets at Annap-
oils.
Saturday.
Wrestling championships OF Nat.
ional A. A. u. at Brooklyn.
Track games OF Yale and Unlver-
sity OF Virginia at Charlottesville.
Boat race between Yale and Uni
versity OF PENNSYLVANIA at Philadel
phla.