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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-28
Clashes Between Police and
Strikers Result in Wound
ing of Many.
OFFICERS CHARGE M0BS
WITH GUNS AND SWORDS
Frenzied Woman Sympathizer
Throws Lighted Lamp Into
Squad of Policemen.

BERLIN. Sept. 27.--Evcn greater yio-
lence than that OF last night character
lied collisions between police and riot
crs in the Moabit precinct this evening.
Many were injured on both sides. The
business district presents the aspect OF
besiceed city.
Thousands OF strikers and their SYM
pathizers gathered in the streets as soon
darkness fell. a hundred mounted
and 800 foot police, armed with revolvers
and swords. were stationed at various
quarters. They were under orders from
the commissioner 10 exert severe re-
pressivc measure and TO use the sharp
edges Of their swords instead of strlk
ing with the fiat.
The rioters about . o'clock in the even
Ing began the trouble. which increased as
night advanced. Several stores were
sacked.
Women Fired Upon.
The police charged time after time.
wounding many Men and women at
windows hurled missiles at the police.
who replied with revolver shots.
Commissioner Won Jaeow drove in an
automobile through the precinct about 10
o'clock when the riot was at its height.
Crowds OF furious strikers and their SYM
pathizcrs, among whom were many Won-
en-, howled lmprecations al him and his
men, while flower pots. various house
hold articles and other missiles fell in
showers from lIle WINDOWS.
The police entered several flats In
Waldstrassc from one Of which a mad
dencd woman threw a lighted lamp
against an advancing squad burning
several OF the men. Many shots were
fired from the crowd, and the police
charged with drawn swords, leaving many
injured ON tho ground.
Scores OF arrests were made. The Sa
looms were ordered closed AT IL O'Clock
and Cordons of police prevented the APP
proach OF thousands arriving from other
quarters. This measure was effective In
bringing about comparative calm. but
groups of sulcn strikers were prowling
in the vicinity up TO midnight.
Long List of Injured.
Twelve hundred police arc now occupy
ing the precinct. The total number of
cssualties recorded is 100 strikers In
jurcd, thirteen dangerously, and two po~
llccmcn so severely hurt that they were
removed TO the hospital. In addition
there were hundreds who received minor
injuries.
Later rowdies broke down all the street
lamps in one of the districts. The police
charged in complete darkness amid con-
tinuous shooting and clouds Of missiles
from windows 10 which they vigorously
replied.
When the police retired the mob gath
cred again. bringing heaps of wood
soaked with petroleum, which they kim
died near the houses.
The police were forced to resort again
to charging the mob. and the lire brigade
dashed up and cXtnguished the flames
under police protection. who had reQui-
sitioncd a military searchlight.
Several squads entered the houses and
arrested large numbers OF occupants.
Scores were injured during the lighting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-28
HEINZE APPEALS TO
COURT FOR PROTECTION

BOSTON, Sept. g1.-Attorneys for f.
Augustus Heinze, the mining operator OF
New York. asked Judge Ruge In the
supreme court today for n writ OF pro-
tcclion covering the appearance here next
week OF Mr.. Hcin2c In certain suits
against A. u. +, Adams and others in
volving collateral amounting To S'O0.0oO
The suits arc on the question OF whcth-
or Adams and his brokers had the right
to sell pledged collateral belonging To
iIcinZc. Judge Rugg expressed surprise
at the application but late this after
noon grantcd the writ Of protection asked
by Mr.. Helnzc's attorneys.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-28

'iuoA. n. Y, Sept. 21.-Colonel
Roosevelt rode today on the
y OF victory, defeating Vice
4 Jsmes S. Sherman for tenn
nalrman Of the Republican
'eatlon, and bowling over the
. In the first engagement
''ple series OF conflicts.
roosevelt was in his element.
@a named the members Of the
po'Iant committees and the
mad adjourned, to meet to-
" colonel turned to the news.
and remarked:
'razzle YOU may recall. You
ne on that
Yesterday the former prcsi
pc would beat his opponents
ser lOll votes cast in the
oi which Colonel Roosevelt
X, ~, ana Nicc-Prcsldcnt Shcr-
sa AS. giving the leader of
4 H. D. Il majority Of 125.
. snDoSryclt did not vote. Mr..
S!cd Tor John Doe - and
n neS York county delegation
pVua @ when their names were
sv",' ,u.e' as officially announced
rvu,l9n, gave Roosevelt 567
a. n; I'D but an error in the
IN discovered tonight. Wv
% Not Forget Taft.
pssI ITgsl p ns temporary chair.
. p. nopScVclt spoke fccliusIv
y h;dcnt H. Taft had accom-
lan l administration, saying
|,,o aIs IN passed reflect high
in "h ~ Who succeeded in put.
Iook... ..qr ,I present shape on the
he ,a,y Incy represent IN earn
AMI d,dIicFciucnt which is vet
1 inna...nc s .nc bencliccnce and far
shoIc' ',sancc lance of this work don,
iigb,lp, lpeTpIe measure the credit
lbIe, n,,, gue to the congress an,
n EiIHIIpflg6i and distinguished
Ro".,oMH.Il,i R',M Howard Taft,f'
s, dJ''eyelt bitterly assaile,
aLo,'' that the ~din'crcnc,
Us and ".u "A leader is that th,
dirc,aon, 'he boss drives.
M holJH1c g. he said, "is tina
and ;. ms Place by firing th,
|ollowora rapp"aIlng to the rcasoI
by s,..id and the boss hold
'liou, crooked and undcihan,
!. Heap Big Noise.
a he upplausc greeted III,
slaud was escorted TO tin,
Iornclo,S Vice President Shnr
qraIo,y. Y. Collins. II wa
pnim: II was II day of bite
sonysp, w opsech. With thc open
deGmcgJ." ,I state Chairma
,rd,' ''o. The position of rh
lent SUD announced tia
no..'o'rhian had been 50
chairman by tn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-28
BRYAN IS NOT BOUND
BY LINES OF A PARTY

HUTCHINSON. Kan, Sept. 2I.-Will-
lam j. Bryan announced to an audience
here today that he would refuse to he
bound by party lines when matters of
principle arc at stake. II would support
an insurEcnt or progressive Republican in
preference TO giving my support To Il
stand pat Democrat who docs not stand
for the principles involved" said Mr.
Hryan. ~ believe Il half loaf is better
than no loaf at all,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-28
Lucky Train Wreck.

DENVER. Colo, Sept. 2I.-West- bound
passenger train No. on the Denver &
Rio Grandc railroad was wrecked on
tennessee pass. where the main line
crosses the Continental divide. tonight.
Three coaches left the track, deraIlmcnt
being due TO a broken rail. None OF the
pa sscngers or train crew was injured.
The road Will he blocked for several
hours.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-28

years imprisonment, Al the third trial
she was given 20 year sentence.
Governor StubbS tonight said that the
first trial more nearly gave justice than
the two following He said lie Gid not
know Two hours before signing the parole
hat hc was going TO do II.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-28
SALT LAKE VISITORS
AT THE NEW YORK HOTELS
to The Tribune.

SprCIUT 10 7 TIN ITTHHJIE'
NEW YORK. Sept, 21.-Salt Lake Wis
ltors registered AT the principal hotels
here are as follows: y. D. kibournc,
Broadway Central: 6. A Glazicr BresiIn
C. Sweeney Brcslin i. Bcattic. Mrs. H.
BcattIe Gerard; II. II. Bradley, Hermit
tagc: Mrs. c. NJ. Fried, Collingwood; +.
G. Fried CollinSwood; NJ. a Breedcn. Al
bany; Mrs w, j, Browning w. Brown
ing .Jr,, Seville.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23
A. & NJ. HACKERS TO MEET.
Alumni and Ex-Students Will Prepare
for Their Part Of College Day
No-Tsu.Oh Week

The Harris County Agricultural and
Mechanical Club, ~compos of alumni
and former. students of the A. & M.
College of Texas. will meet tonight
in the rooms of the Business League
at Sis o'clock to begin arrangements
for the reception of the red and
white" contingent of college day on
the first day of the No-Tsu-Oh carni-
val week. November IA.
College day is equally divided be
tween the red and white Of the a. &
NJ. College and the yellow and white
of the University of Texas throughout
the morning and afternoon, the win
ners of the big annual football game
at West End park being the star as
cendant that night, with the other col,
lege and colors completely obliter-
ated. Last year the red and white
held undisplted sway over the streets
after the big game.
The alumni of both schools, acting
with the No-Tsu-0h association, will
make extensive preparations for the
reception of the students of their col
leges and take part in the kings pa
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23
HARVEY HAPPENINGS.

Our little town may rightly be com
nared 10 Goldsmith's Deserted va
lage" at the present time. that rs II
anyone at all was left in that Vliiase'
for we have a few left-the posthlas'
Ter. the blacksmith and the butcher'
There will be over twenty-five wh'
will either teach or attend some
school away from Harvey. Those VINO
have already made their exodus are
Orestes and Chester Jones, Moan Cole
and Victor Graham, at Huntsvlie'
RAYMOND Jones and Miss Ora Yard
Low NJ San Marcos: Miss ley Goen. al
College of Industrial Arts, Dehtoh' >
Hugh Goen, at Fort Worth university
Those attending school WITHIN lhe
county are Misses Lille Ferguson
Annie Jones. Lottie Hensarling ana
Jessrs Paul Ferguson and Robert
Crawford. at Bryan Baptist Academy
and Mr.. Clyde Goen at a. 4 NJ. Coi'
lege. A few of the remaining, Shelpy
Goodman. Matt Rains and one or Two
others. are thinking of attending Re
lance school. which will be taught by
Prof. James Yardley, Of this place
There may be some few names omit
ted. and ii they will notify the CORE
spondent he will get them published
next week.
Crops have been better in this sec
ton than they were at first thought
to be. and if nothing serious occurs
II is believed that most Of the people
will live until another crop is made
Well, the writer must close ana go
to picking cotton.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23
LODGE ApDENpA.

In addition TO the fraternal orders
that were mentioned yesterday, Tn.
Eagle calls special attention TO a few
other lodges tina ~. been organized
and have been maintained in this
county for many years
The Sons of Herman has an un-
broken record Of over twenty years in
Bryan. Ii has seventy-one members
and is a splendid organization. 1t is
fraternal order. but also carries the
insurance feature Following are the
officers: August jain, president,
Louis Stephan, vice president; August
Prinzel, secretary, and b. KacZer.
treasurer
The G. S. p. S. is an order that was
organized in Brazos county in 1888.
The membership Is composed mostly
of Bohemian citizens and includes Ia
dies and gentlemen. The membership
| is forty-eight men and thirty-two la
dies. 1t is a fraternal insurance order
and also has the sick benefits peculiar
to orders Of this kind. The officers Of
this lodge are: J. J. Stasta president;
James Dobroyolney, vice president;
Tom Hollick, secretary; Frank Stas-
ney. treasurer.
The Roman Catholic Union Of
Texas is represented here by two
branches. Branch No II and Branch
No. A. Branch No. IA has been in eX-
istence in this county for about four
teen years, while Branch No. "a was
organized about three years ago. The
purposes of the two branches are al
most the same. that of fraternal in
surance. and this is an order of fine
principles. They have a large mem
bership and it is composed Of some
of Bryan's best foreign-born citizens.
Following are the officers: Joseph
Zemanek. president; Charles Jarma.
vice president; NJ. Kucera, secretary:
in. F. Vitopil. financial secretary. and
Fred Rosprim, treasurer.
There is also another fraternal in
surance order of the same nature.
known as the Catholic Workmen,
which has a large membership
The Eagle is glad to call attention
to these orders and commends the
good work they are doing among our
German and Bohemian citizens. They
lhave our best wishes.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23

Mr. Eugene Mistrot arrived in the
|city last night from Gonzales. Mr..
Mistrot was appointed by the bank
Iruptcy court as appraiser Of the three
stocks Of A. ]. Wagner & Co. The
dates for the sale OF the stocks have
been set. The Bryan stock will be
sold on September 49,
The new car Of the Bryan-College
lnterurban made its first regular trip
last night and worked perfectly Quite
crowd was out last night t~ndve
one of the first rides, and it was load
ed to the guards every trip. The new
car is a great improvement over the
smaller ones, being a ouch finer ma.
chine.
Mr.. Eugene Edge has installed an
entrance case in the yestibule OF his
store for the display of fine dress
trimmings and laces. II is shaped 10
carry out the entrance plan and Is
made OF plate glass with marble
bases. II contains an attractive dis
play of laces, trimmings. etc, that Is
much admired by the ladies Of the
city.
For Sale-4S2 acres of land I miles
southeast of Bryan on The Bryan
Sulphur Springs road; about zoo
acres in cultivation. one-half creek
bottom land, balance in pasture; -four
tenant houses with cribs. lots, etc
This land will be sold at a bargain
within the next ten days. 7. X.
Bate. 26lwol
The business mems prayer meeting
will be held at the Christian church
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, coz
Quoted by Mr. j. j. Ray II is de,
sired that all who are interested will
attend. II is probable that il will be
decided 10 hold future meetings at
Carnegie Hall, where the movement
was organized and the most success
full meetings were held.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23
THE COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool opened and closed about
3 points up, which was about what
was due. American markets opened
unchanged and at the noon call were
4 to points up. finally closing I'M
chaged from last night.
The feature of the market today
was the big break in New York
which at one time was 40 points down
and closed 80 points down from yes
terday. This was due to manipula
tions in New York on the option
which is evidence of no squeeze in
this month. The weather is still an
important factor in the cotton market
General rains would do much damage
to the open cotton and would have &
bullish effect on the market rather
than a bearish one
Bryan spots are quoted today al
u 7-Sc. basis middling. Receipts to
day were rather heavy.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23

rade, which occurs Monday morning.
Each alumni association win prepare
a list Of what TO do" il their team
wins and also what not to do" in
case their team goes down.
The meeting of the A. & NJ. club is
called by President J. A. Kyle and
Secretary II. B. Farmer Committees
will be appointed and a large percent
age of the two hundred alumni and
former students of the college in Har-
ris county pressed into service
Houston Post
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23

Billy Merchison, Of lola, was in
town trading today.
J. c. Lloyd was among the visitors
from Reliance today.
Gold initial box stationery at Has
wells Book Store, soc. 250-w49
DR. George R. Tabor is out after a
few days indsposition.
r. T. Goodwin was in the city to-
lay from Providence.
Furnished rooms for rent. See Mrs
%. j. Moseley. Phone 1884, 2b5
Mound City Paints may cost a tri'
fle more but! r. J. Jenkins. II
Mr.. and Mrs A. Mckenzie returned
today from vtyit to Galveston.
Forrest Jones and James Yardley
were in the city today from Harvey
DR.. and Mrs. w. p Jones. of Har
vey, were shopping in the city today
W. C. Coulson and daughter, Miss
Era, OF lola, were here trading today.
Mrs. Artie Crawford and children
were among the visitors from Harvey
today.
Mrs. John Ward. of Marlin. is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. j. ).
Mooring.
Those who have had II like it. Sup
pose you try It. Harris Orchestra
Phone II.
Miss Agnes Branch returned 10
| Roekdale today, after visit to Mrs
J. w. Coulter
Just received car choice pea green
/ Pecos valley alfalfa. Order quick
Hensarlng Bros. IL
w. 3. Howell. Jr.. returned to Sar
( Antonio today. after visit 10 his
father, w. s Howell, Sr.
Wynne Lay and John Newton lefl
today for Austin, where they viii at
tend the state university.
Jim Hanway. Of Tyler, went to Aus
tin today to enter the state university
He has been visiting relatives IN ms
city
We are showing some new designs
In open stock. gold band and deco
rated china Let~us show you. } a
Myers. z'4
The best sewing machine in th'
world-the Singer" Let me brin'
you one on trial. 7 A. Satterwhite
Salesman. u
Los, one brindle and white null
dog; collar with c T. Skams, Hous
ton. Texas. Finder please notify j.
w crersbaw 252
4 Mrs. Charles Plat and Mrs Ere
Hayhow. of Papilion, Neb., are IN
guests OF their brother Rev W. w
Daup. and family
repair and adjust all makes o
sewing machines. T. A. Satterwhitt
salesman and collector for Singer Sew
ing Machine Company. u
Mrs. L. NJ Hewitt and daughter
Miss Hazel. returned this afternoo
from visit TO points in Pennsylvania
where they spent the summer YlSnth
with relatives.
VIII b. Roman has returned iroi
Galveston. where he stood the stat
examination in pharmacy. He VIII r.
turn to Galveston At an early date !
re.enter the medical branch OF IN
state university to finish his course
medicine.
For Rent--A nice newly papare
and painted four-room house, goo
well of water and all necessary on
houses. below colored Baptist church
home for colored persons onN
Richard Agent. colored, at Vesmlro'
sky's saloon. -oV
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23
Cotton Sells at rs Cents.

Clarksville. Texas. Sept 23.-Long
staple cotton sold here yesterday as
high as % cents a pound. Up to date
2aO0 bales have been weighed in here
this fall and A. NJ. Grant. public
weigher, estimates the crop that will
be marketed here at 10000 bales, 1000
more than was received here last
year. This amount of cotton at prices
now prevailing is going to put more
money in circulation in this county
than we have had for ten Tears.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23
Dog Steals Hens.

Springfield. Ohio. Sept 2S.-The
capture and execution of q white and
black bulldog. trained to invade hen
neries. kill chickens and then carry
them to his masters wagon has put
the police in possession Of a clew 70
two men who have been rayaging the
potato patches of this county for two
weeks. while their dog looked after
the poultry end of the game. The dog
was trapped by DR.. s S. Snyder and
several farmers
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23
DISTRICT COURT.

In the district court today Jim
Odom. colored, pleaded guilty 10 then
of cattle, and was sentenced to the
peniteDtlary for two years. Another
case of like charge that was docketed
AGAINST him was tried and he drew
three years more, making his term
five years.
The case of the State OF Texas vs.
Horton Donnelly charged with as
sault with intent 10 murder Is on ir'al
this afternoon.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23
YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIAL.

The Baptist Young Peoples UnioL
extends a cordial invitation to the
young people Of the town TO its social
tonight in the parlors of the Baptist
church. An interesting program has
been arranged and most enjoyable
time is assured.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23
FOR SALE.

Have sold my barn and must sell at
once my registered horses. Blond
wood. Wildwood Idyl and Joe Bailey
Any one OF these horses can earn
$1,000 and all cost Of keep, etc, in one
season. can not give them my atten-
-Tfon and viii sell at one-half their
value. If interested call and see me
for prices. terms, etc.
96Ow50 5. w Higgs.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23
COMMERCIAL CLUB NOTES

In our notes yesterday. referring
TO the fact that Prof. Chappelle had
secured home In Bryan. we stated
that he had secured Mrs. Robert
Smiths house. This was an error. We
sho,slA--have said Mr.. Cliff Harris
Mouse. Mr.. Harris is building beau
tiful new home in the Hill Crest addi-
ton and will have 1t ready for occu-
pancy November /. at which time
Prof. ChappeIle's family will arrive
in Bryan and occupy Mr. Harris home
downtown.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23
mAnr CORN GATHERED.

wanted-Abou, $50 acres of corn
qathered on my farms in Brazos bot
tom. Pay and cents per bushei'
according to distance hauled. Parties
must supply themselves and teams.
o5a.w5o lanes Q. Chance.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23
B I'LL | 0 C ks
CASH GROCERY
STORE
RAILROAD TIME CARD.
"A q / C Schedule.

John A. Moore went OF Mexia today
B. sbisa was a visitor from College
oday.
C. d. Miles returned today from
Iouston.
G. H.sEchols was here today from
lRosprim.
Carlo salvato was here today from
|steers Store.
Ms w. F. odom, Of Kurten, was in
the city today.
S. d. Martin, of Stone City, was in
the city, today,
ID. Z. Foster was in the city today
| from Steep Hollow.
r. l.. Buchanan was in town today
(from Steep Hollow.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23
KITCHEN UTENSILS.

Everything for the kitchen. No
cbeap shoddy stun, but everything
arst.class. The best lasts longer
o54 j. A. Meyers.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23

The beautiful souvenir edition Of
The Eagle viii be ready for distribu
ton within the next few days, prob
ably Tuesday. II weighs one-half
pound and will cost cents to mail a
copy to your friends. Orders for ex-
ira copies should be in the office by
Monday morning. No such opporthn-
ity to show your friends Bryan in all
its beautiful qualities has ever been
offered before.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23
LOCAL COTTON RECEIPTS.

Total for the season. ........ 10.1ll
Cotton seed, S25.00 per ton. Spot
sold on the streets today az 1o 7-Sc,
basis middling
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23

Many of the ladies of Bryan are
the most enthusiastic workers in as
sisting improvements undertaken by
the club. and the Encouragement
given BIZ I'm is greatly Dreciated
No good work was ever az uplished
unaided by the ladies. a civic i'm
provement club organic the Ia
dies of BRYAN would be 2 strong arm
in the equipment for Greater Bryan
II some OF the ladies' would take the
initiative a strong 'orgqriLaticG nd
be the outcome
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23

We know of at least ten new houses
to be begun at once. The number
should be fifty to supply the demand.
II every property owner in Bryan
will do his part toward sidewalk
building and house numbering, we can
see the mail carrier at our door from
two TO four times day by April j,
next.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23

The sewer system for Bryan is
mighty live subject on the streets.
All agree that the need is urgent. All
agree that plans have to be made to
fit conditions. Keeping eyerlastingly
lat II will accomplish any work that
has ever been undertaken by the
American people, and it win do it for
Bryan.