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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-23
AUSTIN NURSE nv.

Don't fail to call az the Miles Hotel
and see our fine evergreen shade
trees. Legustwins. Our statesmen. w.
J. Patterson 4 Son. win work In your
city another week. See them or call
them up. Pecans. evergreens. roses.
shade trees OF all kinds. fruits Of all
kinds. and the best season for several
years - plant for the next 80 days.
We stand half the loss the FIRST year.
90 FIT. RAMSEY a SON.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-23

Fifteen hundred delegates to the lay.
mems convention have registered at
San Antonio.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-23

II Is settled that Jeffries and John
son viii fight in San Francisco. on
July 4. for a purse OF siOl 900.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-23

employ only expert bakers We
bake fresh bread and rolls every day.
Everything clean and fresh. Give Us
your orders. Mrs. o. Boehme.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-23
THE NEWS N BRIEF.
Events Of the World Boiled Down for
the Busy Man TO Read at a
Glance.

On the IS ballot the opposition to
former Governor vardaman united and
nominated Leroy Percy as United
States senator from Mississippi; Per.
cy received 81 votes to 50 for varda.
man.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-23
ATTENTION ELks.

There viii be a regular meeting Of
the lodge tonight promptly at
o'clock. Initiation and regular bust
ness of Importance.
WILSON BRADLEY. r. r.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-23
IT'S a sELLERi

Moncyed proposition and up to date
invention. Patented October last. For
particulars write chas. n. Simpson.
Bryan. Texas. 81
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-23

Three boys we're shot, perhaps. TAT
ally, in the Philadelphia labor riots.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-23

Beaumont has raised a factory fund
Of over $4,000.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-23

Mound City Paints may cost a ri
ne more. but, T.. J. jenkins. n
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-23
TAKE NOTICE.

Fred. l. cavitt is forbidden and not
authorized TO sell or convey any part
OF the land conveyed to him by my
self and wife. by deed dated June 80.
1909. recorded Book "a. page 2s3. ct
sect. Deed Records Of Brazos coun-
ty. Texas. He holds said land simply
in trust. Purchasers viii obtain only
law suit and NO title. W. r. CAvITT.
70 70
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-23
NOTICE OWLS.

Regular meeting tonight. A full at
tendance desired.
ROWLAND WALKER.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-03
THERE ARE NOW Z
STRIKES IN PHILA.
Street Car Mems and a Peoples
Strife-City Where Liberty
Was Born IL a Turmoil


the hfa- - pp-scffrea e-'-s Nna -
se'n4 81 etes3 efesn = 10y ~
- N.r 49, y tt-.+ ~.t - 49,
gen nes 49, ~ ~. s 49,. -.
@@cFF pistol sn"t tnlt orinSe 49,
% man. ~o-nt. ~ cn-t---ofl- -. tnsT
lave -re- tDti.. -,
e@tl ~ SD. 81 we -N.ets - -. -
-eii0f@ f-Npie save iof t-ts esfA ln-
AAt A@-..e e. t..At taS 49,
way "lea are 49, ne 80.
. the carmen 4he ppoae woult -
90 find way 90 STRIKE aEttad 80
N.ff h4A hNfe A.-A
CLOSELY A'-.- ~"
CONF -lnf thAf tnr --t-'F A,t-ti'9 -
asses tAe riIf nAt fN.C -N
s-fiNe -ntl -.l- say -
Nay uttN gag 10y
.."r ..
n-tI =. 80. -
l'ln"- ID ".'
raae t .n ~
-
- -,
.h. N"t
-'"h AeA. women t
atf N.e "t.N
W
49,
an. VIZ.
Il H A-as t -e1l-e
.A tNr f.n.s
A-i taa -A-s tt.tN' tAt -
e. .i'. e. pe.l' -,
1su- ..Ht tt enc '
ate nn" --- 't rs tr Ft- 49,
ch.ltrei tHAt ar. 'tH.tN .h 50
Back in tHs+ ta N'l 81 .-'ss-
- rn'A "ae lrtr.".+ %
- rsht Co. take over the tranchiaas q
3D. tne strrtt railway som 8 it.r-
s let's .w'rA t'a- tntt ~li- e'tt.~--
e ts retfeaenteA - t-f --a4-.1s.
b. Wen ANo" l"lF ,ttf NDtN.it U" -. -
p thfte htI-t'fta "- N-t ~ -
.c rrctofa ana give AnrW t~i tNNft -
Ed vote.
st fhilh4rlph ma asree1- ~ e.lule y
ir thought that lts relfNee nlttlttA -
Che board Non.1 20 feA
ll lives 20 tn.rnsflFea =.
o. lilt never once uANr t"ese 49, -
be- rectors represt nica the seells .. -. -
.n ale'phlt, stt1 An ot4 titi-.e - -
.n THE company Vas always able 70 Eet
g. tis own me" on SOC $500 .
lf Erettt soon tMliAa. .P"-~
ln lower fares ~ lne otn,I ~
'd g.s "er, S.l,ls ,, e. -
3D. birthplace ~ American freedo0' -
nr pays 80. 80, ~. -
rn on the board os shs company 'sssls
hc not vote Cor lower iafes, 80 So -. -
.or nor Lhe Gonna Ans ne'lee ~ - - -
nectlre lt ntH ~ PAl 'fe.le I, 80 -. -
'o- ,eIe,e OF W. So, \, -.
he 1870 N"... '.-- ." p - -
ru ut w. '"e .,-..,,.t SO ~.
afe 10y ~' .. ~ -, .A -,
uA rttAA f-'-N ..-t-- - -
.-e.-,-,,, p, 49,. s,c, 81. ,f
er1 "".,N. ~, 80 - -. al. - -.
ais 80 ~. ..,. 49,. - '.,-,..',s = ss.
sht -,-e -. ..-,-,,. 49,.
re- ptn-. s,f,e,f., t..-,,, 81, a.-t.-. a..
AN- .h. $50 rf~u rsrl...-r. -. an -,
'.tf r.-s .,r I. earr .nd tnnt r,nnv ~ 80
oll ov,raB 5000 ~anvsav conparv stu.-I
rev rhrn Iohn al Rrybrru va slerss
~. Mayor The people Thought a.
go would help. TIE was O. bessuse I
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-03
SPANISH SWINDLE
is AGAIN EXPOSED
Department of State at Washing
ton Warns Public Against Be
ing Duped by Schemers.

The Department OF state. an Wash
frrtou. mas received report from
IA. American Consul General az bar
celonia. Spain. in regard 70 the band
OF syvindlers operating ~ various
towns and cities in Spain, who make
Il practice or writing TO persons lil
the United states respecting the m
prisonment OF relative and the
guardianship OF a child
The Consul General states tnat the
alleged prisoner generally uescL lDeS
himself as "a political prisoner trom
Cuba: ne is at the point OF death anu
has but one friend-the prison priest
through whose good ofnces he IS
enabled 10 smuggle an occasional let
ter out OF the prison fort.
The prisoner is rich. lie has a for
tune IN cash on deposit IN the United
States but the certificate OF deposit IS
concealed ia a secret receptacle OF his
valise. the yalise itself has been taken
possessiOn OF by the court at Car
Fhageua. which tried and condemned
him. and will be held until the pris-
oner ct his representative has salts
ned the costs of the trial. The pris-
oner has an only daughter. Dying In
his prison his sole thought is or this
beloved offspring. lie has no friend
or relative in Spain 10 whose care he
can commit her. IN this emergency
his thoughts turn 10 the distant reia-
tive IN the United States whom he has
never seen and or whom he knows
only through heGrsay or the family
tree. Win the distant relative ASSUME
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-03
.FULWlLER GETS
BROWN ALIENS JOB
Stanton Postmaster Is Named as
Marshal for Western Virginia
District.

WASHINGTON. ID. Especial
The President sent go the senate
Friday tine nomination OF Rob
ert 4. Fulwiler, OF Stanton, 10
be marshal OF the Western Dis
trict oT Virginia, TO succeed =
Brown Allen.
Fulwiler j. postmaster at
stanton. aud it l. said that
Allen, whose place FuiWiier gets.
will take the place Fulwiler : TO
vacate.
The secretary to the President
said "A list Cf postmaster appoint
ments would be sent I'm later in
the day. bat would not say
whether IL wOuld contain Aliens
name.
The appointment OF Fulwiier
l. the end OF a tremendous fight
for Aliens scalp. It II not known
certainly that the terms OF the
childish agreement for the ex-
change OF places between F0lVi-
Ter and Allen have been COM
plcted. but the probabilities are
that they have been
Colonel Allen h Confederate
veteran. a prosperous farmer ana
business man. Fulwiler Il Re-
publican politician. and has prac-
ticed his profession almost ex-
ciusively since he reached the
voting age
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-03
STYLES IN HATS
TO COST MORE
NAV nE utcouR oR ruEH nay HE
rtWuAN~. utr az II nAD
NEWS FoW uUsHNND>.

SEW YORK Special .-"Nov. . ASK 1
rou ladies' soIamuiy said Nine Narie.
President nf r.e National Association
nf R.r.|f NIII.rrs. which Is meeting
at tre Victoria Holei tuls week. to
consider t.e matter and give us your
+ udeas r. what tle 500 les Hll Pea ta
+ season.
u.rat apparently n..au. .l - N..
IG, turha1. WHICH comes down far
.t.r tnr ..r.. " ue l-- m'-l HHrH,
-rhe LoaIs NEl styles vll oe an enc
-Iat. rtI b. .reer tnan ever." eN-
/ pounded I.e woman tu tue rHEnr
.-oft Nslt material wil Doe asca
one hias Isl certain. Ml-s Fl,rnatrlek
1f Aluu.epfa 7llt lr and eNe leaned
merry WlN Dee higher thts year tAan
Buu MARKET "a Ieshorns.
ONE trimmer cauuoned the REPORTER
-rheF ore Too hl-n fDr ANS lnlrs. INH
iohoers and wEoIeealers are nolilus
Them ur. and trel. Is terrible snort-
-waat s. i6e mstter' cola staraTe
20 DONE SNOW. oat they are some-
. AZ Jhe request % the newspaper men
Nine. Mari. went to her room. ant i.,e.
luHran r.ng many sHatlluEs ut paper
a She NH..n..l am Uuultuu ae "..r N..4
uoa go ner rnser tips. aud h-ll BE- lf
for their admired IONS lt at .9n-
white feather and tno small sold roses
"This.~ she ssid. ~is called the Freuc
sailor. lfs quite rllI Pie Altfle E.Ir.-
e -Iw" said tle baseball e1pert. 81 s.
3 had been pressed in BY his paper i1 a.,
n emergency. chow Gar Isl DC from bounds
b to--tnat Is. how wlle Isl BE- across gu.
Is Twenty Inches" sec replied com
s plarfntlt. picking at rne gold roses
NH. f..r~ exceed. ....Inr 81
e. There las been Jaw passed t.at .r.
q. allows Womans Lat 60 De eIsAreri
IN -Siuspi~s~ Cost il onIs $500.
wen. iu thaf ease lt can De- rlrne,
ID un Nttle Madame replied rhls 81
l quite a simple little affair aud oal1
e Another CONNECTION Isl ~set.~ au,
b. proved quite beyond masculine coupre
De- $500 and was what Madame called
a Marie Antolnetre tlcll aud hat o
-- gray 20 match. 10 was mala 90 Chlffol
l1 AND trimmed with roses.
TIE association Ropes 60 c1llec
Is money 10 bulls q hotel and han. Th
% latter VIII contain lecture room.
desiSuins hatt ana p Aorarsf All deFot
.e ca 90 the ethical and cstretic adVance
'- ment ~ mtiinerY- Tire former U.s. o.
81 trimmers "no come 10 New York to SCI
s. say said one % the negvsmen. "a.
'e you people get together and decld
q. what the STYLES VIII De and whAteve
sr Madame gazsd back with enigrnatlca
III ewes. Wen we always try % influ
y ence our patrons fOg their best g00d.
4 she replied.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-03
SOLAR PLEXUS
TO STATEWIDE
Will Be Referred 70 Another
Committee and Will Not
Likely Be Acted on
in Time tor
Vote
RTCuMOND VA - Snecia


X G. - M q y ID a -- 0netl,-
The Statewide prohlpiNon measure.
known cas- tnc Stro0e nill, was given .
perhaps It's death blow Wcduetla.
Va hen the Senate Committee on Pr..-
leges and Elections sent 10 back a. tn.
Senate with the recommendation tlat
il do not pass.
The committee met in executive sos.
F sion and decided on their actlon after
. a. very brief discussion.
and Elections met tnIs morning au.
+ 10 once went into executive session.
and took up the nlll There VAS
+ brief discussion of the measure. au.
thr Dan WAS srnt N.icN Go lAr
with the rccommenoaton tn4t &c q.
NOT pass.
4hr trLe stood lArte % rI-nt
tne uttsa. g.. when is
lnr the rI- IMAM was recorded A.. -t.
t-rAse oiAlinLt~e on fi-tle
t-ectlons, When q SOLITARY
t.-st ih iaNor OF -uc same nti'
Do WAS ltr3ci4Nr4 10y hclceatN .t- ...
OF Amherst
This action hE The Seu1 O. ..-.'al.
tA--L t-- Dali Wll not ny ans posi-
chance see che light OF daE ln rN.
~-raf. rhI1 session IL viii d. -.r-
.r. ..rlfi..r -s.r,r,iirrs.e before n f. voted
on .n either branch OF the Crner-.
ASSEM- i}. 50 tnAt the prospect OF "a
vote on the moor of either house t.--
session - very. very remote
Indeed the belief seems 10 he gene
a~nr ffar 49, cr-.frt.-f.ga v,,r,..,-,....r e. .II
be aefrarl because of the facf Iar.-..,.
-'tN ---- --- -
-n+t tAe t1 coates OK the measure " ti
$40" -- 1--Nlt-6 tttN ~ ofoe' -+-t- 60 -.--
I colnmlttees Tor consideration
n The biz was reporreg from rra
F-ivfIeg-s and Elections Comm tr..
uirhour any SUGGESTION Us 20 referen. .
90 -'l9 't-l-- so
An yes ,, $40 E..
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-03
ISN'T IT LOVELY
SALON FOR POETS
II Was Miss Muriel's Idea (She Is
a Poetess), anG Mrs. Rice s
Roo mWas so Suitable.

New York IS az last 20 have salon
Just like a real Paris one, " nene
lions roar and are untfoeo.cH, 49,,
wit. wisdom aud pink punch ho~ 4
where the A-r-r-tistic lcmpcrAiiie" ia 4
shall find its own.
Mrs. Isaac l.. Rice. the artl-noise 4
crusader. has opened her heart ans. .
her home 20 th.s new cultural effort T
In fact. II was really Airs. Riccs home
that set the salon idea icrmentine fh
the brain OF her pretty daughter. Nlle'
Murisl Rice ard Poet George syltee-
ter Vicreck Miss Muricl IS a poctess-
And connected with Mrs. Rice
apartments in the Hotel Ans3nl",
Broadway and SeNcuty-tnird street. ir
4 a beautiful long rooW--an t.t'i
apartment thrown into ore. ln iact
+ It's q salon made 90 your h4na--'Ans
poet would recognize thar anu lt
am done In lovely rose color. with Woe
4 cushioned window seats and ic1thtf-
. artistic palms in the corners ana "
'It win easily hold $50 people.
Mrs Rice said proudly ycstefoaf D.
"aud Mr.. NicrccS .aid no one else la
tne city OF New York had such room
for salon. I pa nos literary ~ ati-
nut my husband ID and m} lalEhtti
lfGricrs a poet. a man translated "a
book OK her poems into German tnc
other day because ne lhel them 81
much She and Ar. NierecN talked y
ll over ana then tncF sent o1t caFus
. lbs aII Ine poets and poetic people lt y
- .ren around here. Ald .a-t r..al t'
. haI iuUy 800 come to us. There wt,
aIrs Gertrude Afherton and Eanif
.Tarkntr. lrt fN. mun IaruCn ans
Pr Nnte.t -..r.ir- l-Il. ul Mruutt a
, ..rl. nrH to.DnnI George Harvey t4t
- I.nU.Fl Id. Abbott and JulEc hl
.aue .ud Hudson NaN.m and SIR. u
d.. , tuak and ever so many others.
. .lnt r,.ti.t tnert vrrr hait So man.
+. poets n.le iu Sew York
. come ar my daughters poems wa
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-03
MAIL BOXES
FOR CITY FOLKS
NEW POSTOFTICE ArPROPRtA-
PHINTIoN BILL cARRIt~ THIS
PROVISION WITH IT

WASHINGTON. ed. O.. - Special -
TIN. rnatsflre appropriation blll zee
ported Co the House from the Post
ONCE Committee ca few days 1an, pro-
4Ides that jewellers ln cities and towns
naNIuu delivery ny carriers must have
nu fheI- FRONT doors boxes Una which
tnr postmau must drop mail To fur-
thermore ls provided that w here there
.lre uo such rcceptlclcs Tor tne mol
nome viii Dee delivered. So 70 is lust
"a choice between instaiNng the BOX of
walking to the postonce.
This provision was added Oh the oAi
ON the recommendation of tne fott-
master General. Who said tnlt th'
loss 20 time occas.ouCl hy delays M
replying to the RINK ~ the postmlr
cost che Government upwards 90 af.-
100000 every years, which is to sA'
tnat were the ring az the postinAf
answered promptly tterf.W here and
+ nm thc time. there could be O. rcduc
I zion Iu the number 90 carriers sum
/ -t.rtiy great to cut OK salaries to tn'
amount OF nearly 100000 lh
I committee estimated that from hiteg
seC...s to half a minute Esq lost hF pa
/ nosrman having to Wait rh the doc
/ .s opened
II may Dee that the proposed limo
/ .ntIng win he ordered. ana that ga
efficiency 90 the carrier service Wl
boz enhanced. bur u is entirely aat
Cob Say that that fh0Qo.00Q VIII 81
BE- paid out On somebody.
Residents alons rural deliver
routes are required CD erect ma
I boxes poaslhl, the committee though
! that M this was not zoo much 90 n
uuIre 30 the farmer. IL was not u'
& reasonable 60 require 10 of the ci
z ivveIler And inside 90 a month fro
f the tIme the Congress adopts the ne
p / provision. lf 30 should do 80, the ma
Iufacturers of letter boxes will bee bu
ts bees
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-03

Never mind tne weather.
LCt as not complaint"
After 70 has showed q white
Wen have "a uttla raln.
Then the fee VIII cluster
on tie bend uE trees,
Next We ID have a littfe thaw
and then another freeze.
How mysterious are SIS wayE
As cur grief We nurse
Every time if makes a change
IL sees from bad 20 worse
Warrington STAR.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-03
SOUTH nFTIIIIHENI. p

SOUTH BFTGIIiiiEN. PA.
Snrcial.- Called from Phladei-
p.I1. half OF troop az tlc state
t.lu~fn hularY arrived here quietly
saturday morning Co suppress riot
Inc of she l0,CO0 men oi she Beth
Itllrns ~tccl company. The clo--
iuE nf the plant hY Chnrle- NJ.
~cnwnb after Else striker had az
tackled she men Remaining, has
nlrrfu-th thc -criou-ut-- 90 tire
situation The policc early tntiny
frustrated an attempt o. uAun-
mite train on which lt was re
ported that the cun-tanuiaarf
were ca arrive.
south Bethlehem this morning re-
som ... .n armed camp ne tlN
fnr.. .r sheriff Pearson. aided hy
f 100 special Deputies and FORTY drtec-
tites. rushed here hy the Lehlgh Wall
\ ter Railroad. uutrolled the streets. rec
+ irf.roel 1y the Black Huss1rs. fr.sh
from their detail in the fhN1drIpnl
RIOT districts There we've s.l-hI
clashes carly in the day. hut a sent-
rai battle ayertcd-
Schwab on Ground.
Charles 81 Schwab said Saturia,
There Isl uo telling hoW long the PLAN
swim he closed.
efforts of hc authorities. regular an'
{ special In giving protection to tn|
men who refused fo Join In tnc strike
, Much liquor was secured today n
the element that yesterday caused tn
/ greatest difficulty and early ln ta
F. day assumption % riounE appeare
b. Imminent
D CHARLES IT. schwab said today ther
lbs no telling how Ions the plant vi
. I be closed
IA may open Monday. % may be sht
p tuo years. I have given thc men "a
70 oppor tuuItv 90 earn rhelr bread ar
+. they 90 not seem 90 want 10. I sue'
they'll need no. sooner than I viii
r. o. Grace. general manager of on
company who was attacked hy "a ms
last night and escaped pN ruse. Vi
today surrounded by CA bodvEuard. af
- I slmllar precautions were taken tn Nf
Il 4 tect the other officers ~ The company.
[ '-rhs comuan v has millions or toIIRf
worth OF work ou hand which must
completed on time or tne FINANCIAL DOB
~ viii BE- lneefImahle. Because tne go
eminent arnor Is Affected. o. o. possiN
the government authority VIII Rake
LEADING hand ln giving tfe cumr1'
protection. The steel company PAS n
delivered to lts plant tuntl ana m
believed thar ~ fln strike Is n
brought ru n head wIfrtu worry eNt
fIue rhe importation or men here H
take place. ana one food DOW lel
stored U.s. Tor them.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-03
HUSSARS CALLED TO
SOUTH BETHLEHEM
ATTEMPT MADE To DYNAMITE
TRAIN CONSrABUIARI
OCCUPIED.
SCHWAD ON SCENE
steel Nagaaie says Plant Might BE
Opened on Monday and IL Might
Not BE Opened Tor Two Years.
SAYS lie Can stand Il

BETHLEHEM, Special
\ ncrlc battle between thc Stale
cons. abuiary and riotous strikers
4ook place shortly before noon
Saturday az Third and Linden
Streets. resulting I'm the injury OF
fully dozen persons.
M hru "a number OF the mount
cd Dou~;ahuiary rode by the Ma
ic-ur Hotel. the crowd pcltcd
thcm with bottles ami stones.
Tile troopers immediately
charged upon thc mob riding
Gown thc riuCicadcrS-
hrk Jarbo. who was standing q
the .r at the hotel. was fatally sno
and Gully "a dozen others were Injuries
hg raIn OF bullets from the troop
crs reNolrcrs. Forty-tFe were ar
rested. Almost every hour the sltua
zion SHOWS worse. All Che saloons 81
rho -n.ornood of fna steel plan
ha.. been ordered closed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-13
TROUBLE FOR CHAMP CLARK
Missouri Colleagues Want Pledge
Before Indorsing Him.
TFrom The Tribune Bureau. !

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE Texas deiega-
ton in the House met to-day and unani-
mously Endorsed Champ Clark, of Missouri.
House Of Representatives. Alabama is ex-
pected to follow suit tomorrow, and on
Wednesday the North Carolina members
OF the House Will meet to give Mr. Clark
their o. h While Endorsements are COM
ing fast from other states. however. Clark S
own delegation from the State Of Missouri
is somewhat at outs concerning his in
dorsement. The Missourians were called in
caucus on Saturday for the purpose of in
dorsing Mr. Clark. They reached no de-
cision, but met again to-day. and still an
other meeting is to be held Tomorrow
One member of the Missouri delegation
said tonight that Mr.. Clark would re-
ceive the unqualified approval of the Mis-
souri, delegation Another declared that
there were certain members of the dele
cation who wished Mr.. Clark to commit
himself TO q. committee on committees be-
fore giving him unqualified Endorsement
According to well founded reports at the
unanimous support of his own delega tion
unless he publicly announces himself In
favor of committee on committees. in
preference to the appointment Of such q
committee by the Speaker The arguments
before the caucus of Missourians are said
to have been heated and prolonged. No
definite conclusions We're reached at the
first meeting of the Missouri members, and
the caucus to-day is declared to have been
equally fr-litleSS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-13
WIFE CAN'T SUE HUSBAND
Supreme Court Decides Against
Woman in Action for Assault.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 12-Husbands III the
District of Columbia are not liable 10 sules
for damages for assault and nsuerF on
their wives, according to decision To-Day
hv the Supreme Court of the United states
Jessie E. Thompson sued her HUSBAND IN
the local courts for $4,000 damages for al
legged assault and battery In 1908. Charles
n. Thompson, the husband. IS defence
set I'D the family relation. The Court OF
Appesls Of the District of Columbia. IN
holding that the wife could not sue the
husband for tort, such as assault ana
battery. said that neither the common law
nor the code of the district authorized such
a suit.
Justice Day. in announcing the opinion
of the Supreme Court, dwelt upon the same
objections TO the suit were advanced oy
the lower court. Justices Harlan, HOMES
and Hughes dissented. Justice Day, in an
nouncins the majority decision Of the court,
had held that such radical change in the
common law as would be necessary to al
low a wife to sue her husband must be ex-
pressly stated in legislation
Justice Harlan, dissenting, urged that this
had been done, and that the ma 1cr1ty opln-
ion would have the effect Of defeating the
EXPRESS will of Congress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-13
CREWS LEAVE WARSH|PS
Men of Brazilian Dreadnoughts
Consent to Abandon Them.
OTHER VESSELS SENT AWAY
Rio de Janeiro Declared in State
of Siege After the Surrender
of the --latest Mutineers.

Rio. de Janeiro! Brazil Dec. 1f--Ihe
latest naval mutiny ended to-day with the
surrender of the rebellious marines on
Cobras Island. but there is general feel
ing of unrest In the city.
The Chamber OF Deputies voted TO hold
the city In a state of siege for thirty days
The members Of Parliament are immune
from the provision Of the special act. The
chamber was unanimous in its action
The capital is quiet, but d1squiet1ng
runors are afloat tonight. and the very
fact that the government is enforcing en-
ergetic measures to insure order gives rise
to fear in the popular mind that the re-
bellious agitation has not been wholly
stamped out
The crews of the Dreadnoughts Sac Pauto
and Minas Geraes consented to leave the
ships with their officers. and have been
placed on the Island of villogainon.
The other vessels of the fleet put to sea
under sealed orders and with government
officers in command.
The scoutship Rio Grande DO Sui, 1t Is
said sailed for Santos
The Rio Grande do Sui was the only YES
sci which took part In the mutiny which
began Friday night and continued until the