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The Washington times., 1910-08-10
ROAD IN GEORGIA
MUST LIST RATES

The Interstate Commerce Commissions
today ordered the establishment OF
through rates on cotton seed oil in car
load shipments fIcm points on the
Georgia Central railroad to Jackson
vile, Fla This order was issued upon
the complaint OF the Florida Cotton oil
Company and affects the Georgia Cen
trail the Atlantic Coast Line and the
SeaDoard Air Line railroad The order
becomes efLectiVe. October l.
Discrimination by the railroads
AGAINST the complainant IN favor Of Get
ton seed mills upon the lines Of the
railroads. IS charged, and admitted by
the defendants.
The Washington times., 1910-08-10

vessel % the brain. or the jueuIar vein
is a mystervs 1t may. however. have
cut the OuteC coats Of either of them
with consequent later fatality.
1T is wen known that any wound iu
the neck IS most daEzcr1Gs- Here all
the important blood vessels and nerves
converge into a smaII ciTcsrulerelCe-
the smallest. IN fact. IN our ANTONY
and il ls hard 10 wound any part OF the
neck 70 any considerable depth without
causing death
Then the downward course OF the bull
let initiates against the chances Of re-
coverE- IS, If it lodges I'm the deep tbs
sues and cannot De extracted, it VIII
form "a pocket which VIII collect germs
and consequent pus, which, OF course
viu be fatal
'3The age OF the may is against hI-a.
but his vitality : very much in his
favor When the bullet IS located and
removed the proEu0sis can be more ac-
curateIy made
surgeons George =. Brewer. Ge0-ze
2 Stewart, and Charles y. DoW5 are
Cd instantly at Mayor GaVuor's side as Is
E-eairh Commissioner LedeTle. Looking
al the case thus early &c seems 90 b.
an even chance for complete recovery
The Washington times., 1910-08-10

Gayuor case IS the usual result Of the
breaking Up OF an extreme bureaucratic
government
1t earns England to heed the lesson
against permitting oflCialdon 70 obtain
Suen a gIlD on the public as Is IN
DIeal-a5ie without recourse 60 violence.
Remembering RooseveIt-s GuiIdhaIl
speech the ANeStUlnsrer Gazette SAYS,
eve hesitate 10 thiuk what nc VIII say
regarding New FOrlz's capacity for self
government
Without exception che British press
speaks IN the Eigf- raise OF GayuOr
and expresses Attest evm0athg-
and soliCitUde ID him
The Standard says
81 - completion Of Cfayuo-'s career Is
matter OF international Importance
To his Own country his death would
be a calamity His achievements should
make u possible FOR him - become q
candidate for the Presidency. and ne
sincerely trust that he VIII be spared
Tor she battle
Columns OF Biographical matter and
character study are printed about the
mayor.
The Washington times., 1910-08-10
GUARD OVER PRESIDENT
REDOUBLES VIGILANCE

BEVERLY. Mass Aug I0-Sfnce
the attempted assassination Of Mayor
William y. Gaynor. I'm Ho5oken. the
Secret Service men guarding President
Taft have redoubIed thl.~ vigilance
Tho Chief Executive Is not out Of
their sight FOR "a moment. while every
person approaching him is carefully
scrut5nized II has been the expert
ence OF the guards that publication OF
such an outrage as that upon the
mayor Of New York serves 40 Civ
further incentive TO crauIzs all over the
country, and the President becomes q
shining mark for the centric or
Iunatic-
Two Secret Service mon have always
been on duty az the Presidents cottage
one has paUoled tbe front OF the house
and the other the rear, day and night
when the President E5es motoring the
Secret Service men have usually fol-
But since The shooting Of Mayor cay
nor an additional guard rides on the
step OF the Presidents Car-
Each Of these mtu eel armed with
automatic .st-calibre pistols and they
are under orders 10 shoot first and ask
questions later. A Secret Service man
ls always at the President s. side while
he plays golf over the MyopE Inks
another looks over all those who have
business at the Taft cottage Even So
cletE dowaEers who call upon Mrs Taft
have 20 wait down the road while the
Secret Service men can 10 The house
and ascertain whether their names a.
pear on Ms Tafts engagement book,
as Mrs Taft receives callers only By en-
EaEeuent-
Even when she President goes on
board the IavdOWaT or the Svluh for q
little yachting trip, a Secret Service
man IS on boa-d-
The Washington times., 1910-08-10
RECOVERY PROBABLE,
GREAT SURGEONS SAY

NEW YORK Aug- 9--1Iedical es-
perts throughout the country are Drac-
tically agreed that Mayor Gaynor has
an excellent chance OF recovery. unless
complications set in
They expressed their views today after
they had been informed OF the nature
Of the mayors wound as follows.
DIR SIMON BARUCH- IN expe-s IN
Eunshot cases.-EIad the bullet been
fired from a rife, 70 might have done
q great deal Ct harm The caIibre Of
GalIaghers revolver vas small. how
ever and the bullet appears TO have
touched no artery or important nerve
center From what ] heard, there have
been no Indications Of arteriaI bleeding
The danger C. blood poisoning IS mini
mixed BIZ the free flow Of blood in the
part Of the body through which the
bullet went, and 7 believe the bullet
carried no infectious matter with t.
The mayors vigorous constitution is q
strong point in his favor
Thinks Gav7or's Chances Good
DIR. JOHN sHRADY--Had the bullet
been poisonous because of accuuula-
tons caused bv neglect. the explosion
Vouid have destroyed all traces Of yer
Clgr1S OF other matter, IN my opinion
I believe 1Ir Cavu0r has q Eo0d chance
DR. JOHN B. MURPHY, Chicago, IN
FeEtor CT the Murphy DuttOE--Ihe
chances ~ death are small i the state
TneltS Of the conditions that have seen
are correct III the mouth Of the cavity
mas been broken into. however, Infec-
The Washington times., 1910-08-10
STEAMSHIP COLLIDES
WITH THE MARCELLUS
Norwegian Fruit Freighter Is IN
jured by Contact With United
States Collier.

NEW YORK. Aug 1o--The Norwegian
fruit steamer, Rosario di Gi0rgio, which
arrived today from Port Antonio, re-
ported that it was IN collision with the
United States collier MarceIIus, in laJi-
tude IS. longitude 74GS-
The two vessels crashed at go yes
te-dav morning. The fruit vessel had
her bow stove in. while the Larcelius
vas struck a blow In the side The col
Iier was accompanied at the time by
another Government vessel. and both
shiuS stood by for FIVE hours. until Cap
tain EarIsen. Of the fruiter. decided that
his ship was not in danger.
KarISen refused TO tell what damage
the collier had sustained
The Washington times., 1910-08-10
LONDON JABS ROOSEVELT
UPON GAYNOR SHOOTING
GuldhaI Speech Jeered by English Newspapers IN
Comment Upon Attempted Assassination of Mayor
Crime Compared to Killing of Egyptian Premier.

LONDON. Aug. 10.-The attempt on
The life Of Mayor Gaynor has siven a
number Of the English papers a Ionged-
Tor chance 10 inveish against Colonel
Roosevelt and his Guild All speech. and
To Iu-en the attempted assassination OF
tie mayor TO the Kill us OF Premier
Bou-r5s Pasha. OF Egypt. whose murder
led the colonel in his GUIdhau speech
% question the capacity o. England
TI-e in Egypt.
The aEsassination OF Boutros Pasha
IS paralleIed By the attempted assasi-
nation Of Mayor Gayn0r,' the Evening
star says.
-YFu Roosevelt dare to propose the dis
reimbursement Of New York city or the
f0rcL5le dissolution Of Tammanv HaH2
Ee should do SO 10 be consistent with
his recoumeudations regarding English
rule in EEypt- We hO1e the crime VIII
BRING home TO Roosevelt the folly OF his
excursions into others affairs
According 90 The London Globe, The
The Washington times., 1910-08-10
Surgeon Compares Injury to That Which Caused Death
of President McKinley-That Carotid Artery Es-
capped Severing Considered Remarkable

Dr. Walter Peet- q leading New York
surgeon, described Mayor GaynOrs
wound today and outlined the conditions
surrounding the battle TO preserve the
wounded mans life.
He said
Mayor GaynOrs wound. like President
NcKinIey's, is one on which no certain
prOCnosticati0u can be made. There IS
an even fighting chance There were
optimisJs. and especially one extremely
cheerful forecasJer-au eminent New
York surEeOn-who predicted up to the
eleventh hour that the President would
live
Mayor Gaynors wound IS q very Pc
cgrliar and unusual ore. He was shot
by a taller man. or at least one who
was standing higher. and who was to
ore side and slightly behind the MAJOR
The ballet, therefore after entering
q little below the ear on The right side,
pIOWed downward and forward. IS
was shown 10 me By DIT. LeGerle.
How this bullet avoided cutting the
carotid artery. which IS the main blood
The Washington times., 1910-08-10

Unlike "The Smile That Won't Come
Or" VIII Come on.

All you need to do 20 remove your
freckles- no matter how ugly O. how
deeply rooted. is to set twO-0unce
package Of Kintho extra strength,
apply a few nights lmaybe only one
night # they just begin 10 show and
they disappear Ike magic, leaving your
face clear. smooth and @ood 20 Icok at
Get a rWO-ounCe package Of Kiutho
extra strength at toilet goods counter
OF Peoples Drug store or PalaEs Royal,
and see how quickly and easily your
freckles disappear If IT fails, get your
money back.
The Washington times., 1910-08-10
FISH BOARDS BOAT.

NIAGARA FALLS, y. Y, Aus. To-
Miss Nellie Johnson, of this city, IS
today recovering from the terrible
fright she received late last night
when a 150-Dound sturgeon leapeG
unexpectedly into small motor boat
in which she and two men cOmpan-
E ions were
The Washington times., 1910-08-10

ton Is probable, and the gravity Of the
case would be materially increased. The
bullet appears 10 have struck no i'm
portaut blood vessels
Recovery Appears Probable
DR. FRANK Q. LYDSTON- Chicago
Mr. Gaynor's cheerfuIuess and mentE
alertness is a good point in his favor,
and the fact that no arteries were sew
cred is still more important With the
greatest care, there may be no danger
OF Infection IN which case recovery
appears probable 10 me, judging some
what IN the dark as / an
DR. ". w COFFET, chief surgeon
OF the Southern Pacific railway, at san
F-rancisco--The wound could not be
described Secondary septic poisoning
Is the chief menace. but aside from com
plicaJiOns- Mayor Gayuur appears TO be
in no danger.
Healing Process Only
DR. M HARRISON, Chief Surgeon,
Atkinson, Topeka and santa lie Rail
road. Los AugeIes-"As tle bullet miss
cd ali vital parts It appears 10 me tbat
the after effect is little more than the
healing process. Even making allow
ance for blood poisoning. / believe Mr.
Gayu0r has ninety-nine chances out Of
one hundred for rec0Eery-
1El- II r. EAAr[r-AAA- ti--- ,lA-l-- ~ 81 Dllal
d Rockefeller, ClevelaUd---If important
nerve trunks are intact and If septic
conditions are prevented NJ GaEE1r 8
chances appear to me very good Were
the nerves touched paralysis OF greater
OF less seriousness would f0llOw-'
DIR JOHN II CfIRDNEE wei known
as q writer. Block Island-'-,EIe-e IS no
cause Of apprehension II infection Is pre-
vented The large blood vessels and
nerve centers seem UNAFFECTED Failure
TO locate the bullet and remove il is not
a prime factor
The Washington times., 1910-08-10

Colonel Roosevelt used 70 say the
Secret service operatives detailed at the
White House were the nnest body o.
men in the United States employ. The
eiEht who take turns at guarding the
President al Beverly are picked men
picked for their discretion. faithfulness.
and physical efficiency. Every one OF
them IS a clean Shot
The Washington times., 1910-08-10
Two INFLATED

Two candidates for admission TO
Golden Rule Lodge. No .. L o. o. F.
took the iuitfatory degree at the
meeting OF the lodge last night be-
fore a large number OF members.
The Washington times., 1910-08-10
w. G. HARTER BUYSLOT
FOR BUSINESS BLOCK

Mrs. Rachael A D. EVeems has sold
10 William g. HaFter lot - iu SQUARE
2s37. on the west side OF Georgia avenue.
between Otis place and New Hampshire
avenue -nOrtnUeSt. opposite the Cam
mack property. which IS being devei-
oped by kennedy Brothers
The purchaser VIII erect on the prop
erry a business building 10 cost about
$3.50, plans for which have been drawn
The sale was made by Wuuge. Gibbs &
Daniel
The Washington times., 1910-08-10
Blood Poison From Decay of the Tissue
Is the Greatest Danger.

The bullet entered directly under the passed
ugular carotid artery and evidently grazd
0
Of the bullet entrance enc passed
through the point aWbOn speech
slightly
The heart constitution by the shock 50
opates operation for fear
on the heart produce death.
present blood poisoning from
decay Of enteredStateH1eut Of
Dr. F. c. Wolf, Visiting Marys Hospital made
today.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-07
REV. w. 7. WOOD DEAD.

Rev. W. T. Wood died az his home
AZ Harvey yesterday morning az i0:5O
O'Clock after an illness Of only few
days with pneumonia. The news OF
his death brought sorrow all over the
county and especially In Bryan where
he was known and loved by all. He
came into town at the beginning OF
the revival and was a regular attend
ant until last Tuesday when he was
taken III and went out 10 his home.
He was very happy in the meeting,
stood up and testified for the Loru
at every service. and TO his work and
prayers Is due in a large measre the
great success OF the revival. II seems
fitting that he should be called, after
a life OF labor and love IN the min
istry. from scene like he left here.
straight into life and Joy everlasting.
The announcement OF HIS death by
Rev. Adair az the service last night,
was touchingly beautiful and brought
tears TO many eyes. He was laid 20
rest M Bright Light church this af'
ternoon az 3 o'clock.
on tomorrow the Eagle viii publish
his obituary contributed by his broth
er In Christ and co-laborer In the
Masters vineyard. Rev. John Swan
wick.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-07

In the lunatlo asylum. The man who
can't be scared is fool. The 'ele-
ment OF fear Is a divine gift from
God for mans own protection and is
mans. best friend. Fear has kept you
from being killed many a time Death
scares no one but the man who has
not made his peace with God. Death
TO the Christian means no fear. but
for the man whose life Is full OF sin
Il is the most horrible thing which
man can face. know. for I have
stood By and seen them in that hour.
and heard the shrek OF lost soul as
II passed from earth out into utter
darkness. have watched the crowds
in my home city who follow them 10
the city Of the dead and n ! had a
decent dog that would bark al that
gang | would kill the dog ! would
hate 10 live such n life and associate
with such a gang that ] would be
ashamed for them 20 follow me out
20 tho Pottcrsfield when ! was dead.
Many man has been raised right
and had good home training but has
got of In sin and is breaking a moth
ors and n wlfes heart II Is bad
enough 20 see a man die In sin who
has never had an opportunity 20 be a
Christian. much less man who has
been raised In the lap OF the gospel.
since have been preaching the
gospel call 10 mind SO people whom
| have begged 10 quit sin, dying sud
denly. You don't know AZ what hour
God Is going 10 call you 10 account
for your life. At some places ] hear
little pln-head say ! was made 10
70 20 Sunday school and church when
| was boy and ! am disgusted with
the whole thing. II were you ! would
be ashamed 20 lay my meanness on
on my mother and father.
"The saddest picture ! can imagine
Is 20 see n man-try 20 live In this
world without God and come down 20
a horrible death without Him. In Bry'
an when some old drunken stiff dies
all the people turn out 10 his funeral
/ Iust through pity for his people.
I would hate TO live so low-dOwn as "a
compel people 20 come 10 my funeral
/ just on the account OF sympathy for
nv kin people Man. you owe some
thing 20 your town and 20 your fam
ily. a
There were % conversions las
night and 13 yesterday al II o'clock
making 3S in all for the day. 900 II
all during the meeting s5 Joined th'
different churches yesterday, makinl
a total OF 1872 In all up TO date. Th'
pastors say that there will be NOR
from time TO time.
The service this morning was tn
best OF the meeting and was accompa
MED by greater spiritual happiness
There were quite a number OF CONVEX
sions and much rejoicing.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-07
THE GREAT REVIVAL
At FLOOD TIDE
THIRTY.EIoHT SOULS SAVED AT
THE MORNING AND EVENING
SERVICES YESTERDAY.
THREE HUNDRED CONVERSIONS
81 Joined the Different Churches Sun
day, Making 1872 Additions with
More 70 Come.

Sunday was another notable day
from a religious standpoint In Bryan.
The old town Is stirred as never be-
fore, not even excepting the great re-
Z yival held here by Mai. Penn thirty
years ago. and other notable revivals
held here by earnest men OF God
since.
Evangelist Adair Is a preacher OF
great power. He makes no pretense
az oratory or eloquence. but on the 9th.
er hand. clothes his great thoughts In
the simplest and plainest words az his
command His power lies In the fact
that he Is I'm close touch with God
and has n regular mountaineering
faith.
At the morning service Sunday a
free-will Offering was taken for the
evangelist and his colaborers. which
with the amount raised at the night
service. amounted TO s9TS.55 The
amount will no doubt go beyond the
thousand mark as there are quite a
number who were not present and
who desire 20 contribute 10 the meet.
ing.
The holy spirit was present yester'
day in great power at all the services
and many souls were saved.
} Last night Rev. Adair spoke from
/ the text. Il saw the wicked buried.
etc. and said In part:
Two things know for certain, one
of them Is that ! am saved from my
| sins. and the other Is that some day
I am going 20 die Just Ike other Ten
When the certainty Of death Is so ap
parent. Il seems 20 me that every sen
slble man would prepare 20 die Ther'
are two kinds Of people who die. ths
saved and the lost. The saint and
the sinner MY brother. ! want yot
tonight 10 look AZ your own heart and
see 20 which class you belong.
Some of you fellows say. oh. tha
rreacher Is trying 10 scare me- Son
n you can't be scared you should b
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-07
TROLLEY LINE
PROGRESSING RAPIDLY.
Laying Ties 20 Begin This Week
Line 10 be Completed Soon-How
About a Celebration.

The Eagle Is glad 10 report TO it's
readers that wark on the trolley line
connecting Bryan and College. Is pro-
crossing rapidly and that this long
coveted enterprise is soon TO be a
reality. -
The reporter was informed yester'
day by Mr. White. civil engineer for
the line. that with three more days
OF good weather they would complete
the grading OF this end OF the line
into Bryan street near the residence
OF Mrs. Winter. Work on the Col
lege end Is also proceeding rapidly.
A large order for ties has been
placed and they are now en- route 10
Bryan. Mr.. White says they expect
to begin laying ties this week. He
says they are going 20 put II right
through and get done with II. That
this Is a small Job and there Is no
use 10 be always at Il.
This is certainly good news and the
Eagle will suggest 10 the Retail Mer.
chants Association. the city council
and the people generally. that stems
should be taken right now 10 arrange
for a proper celebration marking
the completion OF the line. This
Is 10 be n great event and should be
celebrated In n way befitting its great
importance. There should be n bis
barbecue. There should be a mighty
outpouring OF eloquence. There
should be brass bands There should
be banners flying. On with the cele
bration.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-07

Six Thousand Ginger Stores located
in every large city in the United
States. You can 30 to the Singer
store or have the Singer salesman
come 10 you. Machines sold for cash
or on monthly payments. Also rent
ed and repaired by T. A. sATTER-
WHITE. Phone los.
WANTED-Ten pounds OF nice.
clean rags. Apply at Eagle Ptg. Co.
4.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-07
THE NEWS IN BRIEF
Events OF the World Boiled Down for
the Busy Man TO Read at
Glance.

Ex-Congressman S. B. Cooper. OF
Beaumont. is an applicant for the
place on the Federal court bench made
vacant by the death Of Judge Bryant
OF Sherman. Judge OF the eastern dis.
trict OF Texas.
G. W. Edwards was shot from am
bush and seriously wounded at Or
ange. but will recover.
Phil Brown. a conductor. was knock
ed from his train by a bridge and
killed near Gainesville.
John II. Hardy. a merchant OF New
waverly. was shot and killed by un
known assassins
over a hundred bales OF cotton were
damaged in a fire at Granbury. caused
from a spark from a locomotive.
The trial OF Major T. f. Durham OF
Rusk on a charge Of causing the death
OF convict will begin today at Hills
boro.
Alberto Padilla was burned to death
at FL Paso. a lighted cigarette falling
from his mouth 20 the bed clothing
while he was asleep.
The subcommittee report OF the
legislative investigation committee
will show the Improvements and bene'
fits which followed the recent state
penitentiary inquiry.
More common sense and less poll
ties injected into the congressional
higher cost OF living investigation
would aid, declared the president OF
the Cattle Raisers' Association OF
Texas.
The jury in the case OF Mrs Jean
ette Stewart Ford az Cincinnati. failed
10 reach an agreement and was dis
missed.
The striking steel workers at Beth
lehem. Pa. unanimously decided moi
20 accept the overtures OF the Bethle
hem Steel Works.
A severe cold wave swept the East
ern States. deaths from exposure be
ing reported at several cities and 39'
homeless persons being given sheltel
al New York.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-07
UNITED WITH BRYAN CHURCHES

At $3.50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
services were held in the various
churches OF the city for the purpose Of
receiving new members. There were
81 additions 10 the different churches
and four or five reclamations. The
new members were divided between
the several churches as follows: Meth
odist. 40: First Baptist, %; Cnristian
10: Presbyterian. Z. and Free Baptist
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-07
TO kAsRy IN WACO.

Messrs. Sam II. Hunter and II. II.
Newton went 10 Waco today where
Mr. Hunter will be married tomorrow
night at $3.50 TO Miss Maud Truett
They will take a short bridal trip TO
San Antonio and other points and then
return 20 this city. The Eagle offers
congratulations in advance.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-07
WILL WE'D THURSDAY.

Mr.. Julius Hedtke. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus Hedtke. and Miss Martha
Hinz. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
H.az. OF Kurten. win be united In mar
lriage az the home OF the brides par
ents, Thursday afternoon at ? O'Clock.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-07

WANTED: A lady TO work in store
on Main street Easy hours: small
salary to start. Apply at this office.
SO
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-07

LOST: Pair spectacles with case.
Liberal reward. Return 10 this Office.
50
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-07
THE WEATHER.

Bryan Tonight and Tuesday. un'
settled weather. Local rain tonight CT
Tuesday: warmer tonight.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-07

, Ienten List
Shows the finest assortment Of
Fish and specialties which we
offer at the lowest prices con-
sistant with quality.
Mackerel. bbl. or tins
Fish Roe
Fresh and Cove Oysters
Red Salmon
Herring in Tomato Sauce
Sardlnes
Broiled Mackerel, Tomato
Sauce
Caviar
Smoked Haddocks
Finnan Haddocks
Fish Balls in Fish Buoillon
Deviled Crabs
Goose Liver Puree
Lobster, Shrimp
Shredded Goldfish
Brock Goldfish
All-ready Codhss
Campbell's, Andersons &
Van Camps assortee Soups
Heinz and Snlder's Baked
Beans
Re d Cloud Brand Full
Cream Cheese
MeLaurens Imperial
Cheese
Edam Cheese
Plum Butter
All fruits and vegetables in
season.
FRESH FISH EVERY FRIDAY
| Howell & Newton
Phone . or $50
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-07

G. W. Edwards was shot from am
bush and seriously wounded at Or
ange. but will recover.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-07

Phil Brown. conductor. was knock
ed from his train by a bridge an,
killed near Gainesville.