Bryan morning eagle and pilot., March 14, 1909, Image 1

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I'.KYAN. TFXAS, SUNDAY lOKMM,, MARCH 14, IX).
SUMBfcR ft)
We Have
on
Display
The New
i
citterns
Embroidery
Ma'ct.ed et Dirterent Width
Edges
Insertions
Corset Covers
and
Flounces
10c to $2.50
per yard
o l""
Val-tilet Oriental
Back (Mnbs
Side Combs
and
Comb Sets
With Yw.y I'm and Brrett
to mitci
10c to $1.00
Bags and Belts
25c to $4.00
Neckwear
in th Newest Thing
25c to $2.50
Fancy Hosiery
All the New ShaJes
35c to $1.00
A. J.
WAGNER
&C0.
Lace
5c to $1.00
Ptryard
FRESH VEGETABLES
"If its on the market we have it."
Everything for the
10DAY:
St Peppers
Tomatoes
Lrttuc
Kadi.h
Carrots
Parsley
Spinach
Mu;ard
Shellot.
;FAT STOCK SHOW IS ON
i
Greatest Number of Animals,
Ever Exhibited.
USE ALL SPACE AVAILABLE
Despite Inclement Weather There I
a Large "t'.endenc Opening Diy.
Covernor Campbell Not Present,
Haying Been Detained at Auit n.
Fort Worth. Man!: 13 Al'hough a
i alriir ti i: k rain was f.il!itiK and H-u at
mosphere was chilly the .Vitlon.il
Feeder and Breeders' show opened in
! the Collttoum with a larf ait. :h!ji:c-!
of vulture. Governor Campbell, who' Tin- hn ise dlscu.sou lor one nour.
was '.: make th- opening address and finally coik urriim In. the free confer
Hon. Uuls J. Wortham. who was to nce report on the Joint resolution pro
respond, were detained at Austlu tiding for Confederate penslous and
The ate k Uow was formally open- Coi.fed-rat widows' honii. several
ed by Mayor Grant of Not in Fort members protesting against concur
Worth, who ma le a most excellent ring, when It was discovered the house
sddreas. In which he gave the vl-llors sad had gone to the. governor.
cordial welcome. j Speaker Kenn.-dy. at 10 oclock. In
Never before was nre such an or order, aa he aaid. that no bills might
Dibit cf livestock. There are over 5.- b slaughter. ordere the clock set
ui animals on hand and every avail- r "'f,M'n minutes Ister
able Inch of apace Is occupied
Oue animal that eicites the great-
est curiosity la a ratalo This gigantic
aulmal was captured on Antelope la
land. In the middle of the Ureal Rait
lake. I'tah. Before he was captured
be gored several horse to death.
Th vicious brute It kept In a steel
(age. Ile Is eighteen hands high.
we:i(Jta S.g'W pounds and resemble a
bsfalo
Sacred cattle from India are also a
r
feature.
Korty Indians under mimand of
Chief Quanah Patker are also pre
ent They are arrayej in burkhkln.
i feithers an 1 he:ids
Fully 1'M fowls are on ejhlbltlon.
tliail) u( tse superb pe, illieli
The fine hiTSeR Rlld (ftttle come In
or a gie; ai'. of favoialile comment.
Kort Worth Is el.iNitately iWoratlve
and presents a kjI.i Hpix'ai.mre.
NO CANCER IN AFRICA.
Only Thing Mr. Roosevelt Need Feaf
Is tHe Croccd-e.
Chlcaifo. March 13 Former Presi
dent llooaetcit !!! be as s.ife In the
Juugles of Africa as he would be on
the streets of an Anierlian city, ac
cording to the Hev. Joseph A Coyls.
a member of the Roman Catholic Mis
slonary Ord-r of Josephine Fathers,
who bas Just returned here from his
work In Uganda
' It Is ridiculous." he said, "to repre
sent Mr. Kooaevelt's trip as dangerous.
The native are docile and peaceful
At Katampa a dozen while men live
among 60.0OO blacks The sound of
the aagehi Is heard thronghaut the
land Tew white men have bessn af
flicted with the aissrplng alckneaa. The
worse. Mr. Roosevelt should eierclss
great care as to his son.
"As to wild bessts. weU, I havs
traveled hundreds of miles through the
forests on a donkey with ao oUei
weapon than an umbrella They will
prowl around your tent at night, hut
they dare not attack you as a rula
Only the crocodile Is dangeroua. It U
well not to go In swimming"
Saya Socialism la Cemlnj.
New York. Msrch IS. Mies Char
lotte Teller, daughter or United States
Senator Teller of Colorado thlnfe that
former President Roosevelt has been
a great aid to socialism In th Units 1
Stales. Miss Teller with a number of
other speakers shared this view at a
dinner of the Intercollegiate Socialist
aociety. 8b said that "Mr. Roosevelt
has to a largo eitent helped socialism
and the man now In the presidential
cbalr will wishln the next tour yeara
make the work that Roosevelt bas
dJne legal and regular." Harvard.
Yale. Prlnctou. Columbia. Vassar, New
York university and Bryan Mawr were
represented at the meeting.
One Killed, Several Injured.
Norfolk. Va.. March 13 -Fireman
Lindsay waa killed and several others
Injured la a hsadoa colIU en btwee-
Illlliieu eaat w -
a southbound Basboard Air Una pas
eager train aad freight at Colon. N
C near Aberde.
Lenten Sj
tow ell & Newton
ISV'kPoHsTtl)
Grocers and C off ee Roasters
IVme. 23 x n
L0Cf .
1 his Done to Prevent Slaughter
ins of Bills.
Austin. March 13 When th- Louse
met Saturday morning on notice of
Turner the Kennedy matter gave way
to pendiiiir, legislation,
Representatives Fullr. M union and
j Brown were appointed to notify the
( governor that the house was ftnisli
j ing It i business and preparing to ad
journ. Messrs. Ftuhugh, Jackon and
lUyhuru were uppomted to notify the
senate.
Senate hill filing time of holding
court In sixty-third Judicial and pro-
t Ml ii i for pay mfiit of Jury cooiaiis
slc-ner passed finally
j Senators IVeler. Uryan and Tofer ap
Usred as a committee from the sen
I . I . . . ft I fi..luk
ate. announcing that body was finish
ing It business and preparlt: to ad
journ. The house tecalled the Joint reso
lution providlug for Confederate pen
sions and Confederate widow home.
rescinded to vote concurring la the
free conference committee report and
then rejec ted that vote A motion by
Robertson to concur In the senate
amendments to concur In the senate
tblrdf vote, which Is equivllent to kill
ing the resolution
Senate bill requiring other than
life fiiMirance companies to make bond
before transacting business In the
stale was discussed half an hour and
passed finally .
Joint resolution seeking to authorize
counties to vote tax to aid construc
tion of int. rurban lines were disc uss
ed twenty in mm ex. and deefated. 52
to 4
Itnliertson ruined the nolnt of nrd-r
hxain-t Hie iii'.ng of chair (Sundlferl
that a two thirds vote Is necesssry 9
adopt senate amendment to Con fed
erate pensions resolution mid hair the
ieeied pil.nK. declaring the amend
menu adopted thus restoring the r .so
lution to complete life
Terrell (of Regan appealed frotu
the ruling of the chair.
After discussing Terrell appeal for
thirty mlnuiea Terrell withdrew hi
appeal, the house reconsidered the
vote on the Confederate resolution ana
concurred in the amendments. 14 to fi
The house bussed finally aenate Mils
giving district courts right to extend
terms
Mrownlee secured recoaaideration ot
the vote killing the Wolf county bill.
and oratory turned to discussion or
labor and boll weevil.
Robertson tof Travis) coutended the
state owes a duty to cltitens to pro
tect them from wolves.
l.uce Insisted that too much money
was devoted to Insignificant purposes
lie declared scalps would be Imported
te claim bounty and denied that
wolves destroy watermeloaa
MENTIONS NAMES.
Thorns Tails of Alleged Participants
In Poker Osme.
Austin. March II When th senate
met Saturday the motion toxpel8ea
ator Thomas was takeo up. Thomas
spoke against the resolatlea. He said
the evidence presented to the Investi
gating committee showed a man he
designated a "prominent lobbyist"
played poker with three senstors and
three members of the house: that a
"promineat lobbyist" paid fines for
three: that a leading business man
lost fl.000 In the same game. Thomas
aid gambling with lobbyists was
equivllent to bolng Influenced by them
Matter was still pending at noon.
Seven Burned to Death.
Pueblo. Met.. March 13 -Seven per
OSS were burned to death in the town
ot Resurrection when th mansion of
Augustine Zerrano was destroyed by
aa Incendiary fire, cremating the fam
ily. The police declare either murder
committed for the purpose oi roo-
hou WM l on flr
or that the victims were chloroformed
and left te their fat
fit
SLAIN IN ITALY. "1
Nsw York Police Lieutenant AH
atsinated at Palermo.
Paluruo, Italy, March 13. Lleutea
ant Joseph Pctrosino of the New York
police department was shot and kilted
early Saturday evening near a hotel.
The assassin Is unknown.
Joseph petroalno was Black Hand
expert of th New York police depart
ment and a terror to Italian criminals
It is sild there are more conviction
for murjer ii his rredlt than any f;ve
;.j!lc'tnen coriliecti'd with the detec
tive liureun. In hU work he tm'urjlly
Incurred the cr.mity of all I'alian
(riminuls. :ml liU l uth ti'ali to Mi
belief tha; ! at last fi ll a victim t.
those w'boiu h? so relentli Ksly prose,
tutej
lie cattie t-i Itnly more thrin a year
ago to work on u j.lcn iii?Ke,ted by
l'ollce Cotiiitils-iloniT H.n!.aru of N''
York, th l;.iU of wiili'h was to b
the ad'jp'.'o'i of nieims t r ch'-rk th-
tilu of UT; je-h tl.lll.in ttlnl Sil'l-
liariM to Ms c Hinirj- uud particularly
tu New Y'nk i Ity.
A culle-r ,in was from New York
saya that a cion n, tlie news of the
asHasHinat on of Lieutenant IV'rosIno
was re--lv-d tlnre Clili-f of Detec
tives McCull-'riy nl)led rbiefs of r
lice In eiry Ilumpean larite city as'H
lug them t) round up sll Iliaik Hand
u'( ts.
ROBS THROUGH WINDOW.
Daring- and Unusual Method
Employed by Negro
Chicago. .Urch 13 Mrs Delia M.
Crane, a Chicago srtisi, wha I bark
from Jacksonville. Fla . Is reported to
have been the victim of a dif iug hold
up near that place
While comfortably seated In a Pull
man car, which had slowed down at a
railroad crossing, she la said to have
been robbed of ! In money and $2.-
J 3Ki worth of Jewelry by a negro, who.
running alongside and thrusting his
head and shoulders through the win
dow, grabbed her valuable. She in
stantly grahli'd her bag. according to
the story. Just as the hands of the In
trvder closed upon It A struggle en
sttei! arid Mrs Crane called for ait
Determined not to surrender Mrs
Crau vainly atrove to wrench her
proerty from the negro's hands, but
be gave a tug backward, acd. pulling
her arms out through the window, gave
a sudden twist, brok her grip and
dropped olf tiie train with his loot.
Kvety cent that Mrs Crane had In her
OOKSeHsl in w.t nt. lien.
Taken te Prison
Mtnlla. M;it(h It The writs of
mandrt'tius for halas corpus aoueht
by counsel f'u Domlnador Come, who
wit sentenced to four months' Impris
onment in Itllibid for Inciting a strlk .
hsve been denl-'d and the convicted
labor leader has been taken to prison.
Large crowds gathered at the ollce
court headquarters, but there was n.1
demonstration on the streets
Mabray Indcted.
Council Bluffs, la.. March 13 The
federal grand Jury returned an Indict
ment acalust John Mabray. recently
arrested in Little Rock charging the
use of m ills for fraudulent purposes.
Mabrav Is now under arrest at Lit
tle Rock with a number of others ac
cused of many swindles in various
parts of the country by means of fake
horse race, wrestling matches, etc.
The Indictmets returned are In con
nection with the alleged swindle of
Samuel Sutor of Cass lke. Mian.
Meets Obstinate Resistance. '
Paris. March 13 The French mis
sion engaged In the delimitation of th
Franco-Llberlan frontier, met with ob
stinate resist aace on the part of na
ttve Two sharp engagements have
been fought in which a doctor was
killed and two officers aad twenty
soldiers killed or wounded
Man Robbed; Mother Bean.
Niagara Falls. N. Y, March 13 A
masked man stole $300 and a bunch
of checks from under the pillow of
Joseph Thompson, express agent at
Model City, while Mr. Thompson slept
Latter's mother met the man and he
beat her severely.
Earth Shocks Recorded.
Manila. March 13 Local setsmo
graph records serious earthquake con
tlnuaily from 7:: to 9:40 o clock Sat
urday morning. It was estimated that
the region of disturbance was l'VOOO
kilometers distant
Henry Clsy Shot.
Dsliss. March 13 Henry Clay, a
negto. was seriously shot In the vicin
ity et a chicken house. It is alleged
He was taken to the city hospital.
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Csrsde. was 51. Mi now . . .$1.2S
WiKon Ke, si $1. M now 1.2
Hunter Re, si I. now 1 .25
Walker s tannltan Cluh,
i l 7s now l.V
Hiai k. and White S. oti h im
ported whi-kev, a 92."0
n.m 1 ?0
DurV I'ure Malt fur old
K;k
Helle of I.exinjton. bottled
in luinj, a- )1.25 mm. I. Oil
Mny other llan.!- of Liqu.irs an I
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BEEF
plum PLUMyma
BBmissTD MACKEREL
ftfetePpRZL HERRING
FRENCH SARDINES IN OLIVE
OIL
NEW CATCH I BOSTON MAC-
KEMEL
ETC.
fuMtFrtt aViscrj rVssssC service
MARMLL'S CASH CMOCZKY
Ja. .. Pepper. HottleJ in
bond. si !..) now... 1.00
Reaoh (Jro.e kUe. was "1.50
now l.On
Willun (iroie Kse, i
t . nov , 1.01
Imported f"-" -k,-" '
P'dsfL. n snd Apple Bran-
sju njw l.Oi)
Pure Riackirrv Wine.
sl .5iJ new 1.0)
a full line of ImttleJ and br-e' nine a:
tnii-e.
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