Bryan Morning Eagle (Bryan, Tex.), Vol. THIRTEENTH YEAR, No. 290, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 10, 1908 Page: 1 of 6
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BRYAN TEXAS TUESDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 10 140? -
;TEKNTH YEAR
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laifas
Fine
Pumps
Tkiy are here
Monday's Express
brought us two numbers
of these very dainty
and much wanted foot
wear.
Th
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an
Lonely
. . Too
One Style
Isa light flexible hand
turned sole-patent
calf upper has" one
strap o ankle and
pretty buckle
The Other
Is rnadeof jcrybest
quality patent calf has
slight extension welt
sole one strap at ankle
and pretty buckles at
instep.
Both are
$4 pair
A. J.
WAGNER
&C0.
Thinking of that
FRUIT CAKE for the HoVid
m. t w wn m t fi
We have the INUKlMJLN 1 O
on hand now
. Marigold Flour
New Lemon and Orange Peel
Glazed Citron Seeded Raisons
Imported Turkey Figs
Smyrna Figi Candid Cherries
Cleaned Currants HHowi Dates
New Crop Nuall kinds
Wale arujround Spices ;
HdijwFruit Cake Sugar
Hovvell & Mevvton
(INCORPORATED)
Phones 23 and 150
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STUDEHTSLAYS STUDEHT
James Vaughan Also Wounds
Two Other Comrades.
CONFESSES CRIME.
ONE MAY LOSE AN ARM.
Youth Whose Mortal Career U Ter-
minated Has Three Bullets Enter
Hie Heart Party Doing the Deed
Taken to Annieton.
Annlston. Ala. Nov. 9. Id a fight
at Edwardsvllle James Vaughan a col-
lege student shot and killed Jackson
Barker and wounded Elbert Jones
and Bart McCormlrk. Jones' wounds
may make amputation of the right
arm necessary. McCormlck suffered
only a slight flesh wound. Barker was
shot through the heart three times.
Immediately after the shooting
Vaughan was placed on the train and
brought to Annlston where be was
placed In jail for safe keeping. '
- Keeling was high In EdwardsvlIIe
and It was thought that an effort
might be made to lynch him should ha
be placed In the Heflln Jail. The fight
grew out of a difficulty on election
day which resulted iu the destruction
the cmaooose by friends of Barker
who was arrested by Vaughan a spe-
cial deputy.
Declares Victim's Wife Helped Him
Plan the Diabolical Deed.
Knox Ind. Nov. 9. Albert Rublck
broke down on the witness stand
and confessed that he murdered Era II
Kneasnleka a Bohemian Jeweler of
Chicago in order that he might mar-
ry the man's wife. He declared that
the woman knew his purpose and help-
ed plan the crime. v
Kneasnicka was murdered at North
Judson. Rublck. who worked about
the Jeweler's stables was suspected of
the mruder and was arrested. He
has remained silent about the affair
until the present time.
He declared that he was Infatuated
with Kneasnlcka's wife and that she
agreed to marry him if her husband
was put out of the way.
Sardou Passes Away.
Paris Nov. 9. Vlctorien Sardou
who has been ill for a long time died
Sunday from pulmonary congestion.
He was the dean of French dramatists.
One of his greatest- plays was "Diplo-
macy" in which the late Maurice Bar-
APPEARS AT AUSTIN.
Pierce Gives Bond and Case la
Set For January.
Austin Nov. if H. Clay PJeree the
oil magnate charged with perjury In
connection with the ouster suit against
the Waters Pierce Oil company arrived
at Austin at 6 o'clock Monday morning
In bis private car Zamora over the
Katy. Accompanying him are H. S.
Priest Colonel Fordyce E. B. Per
kins Sam Canty and George Clark.
The car was left standing Immediate-
ly In front or the station with all the
curtains drawn. No one stirred until
7:15 when on of the secretaries left
the car. The porter answered all ques
tions concerning Pierce with "not up
ret.' At 8:30 Pierce left the car with
Priest on one side and Fordyce on the
other and walked to the Driskill hotel
where rooms 20 and 22 were assigned
the party. They breakfasted at nine.
Sheriff Matthews said at 9:15 that be
would await the multl mllionalre at
his office if he did not remain too
long at breakfast. His surrender was
scheduled at in o'clock. Pierce ap-1
peared to enjoy his breakfast and en-'
tertained his companions with recol-
lections of Ben Thompson.
leaving the hotel Pierce accom-
panied by Priest and Clark walked
to the office of Attorney J. H. Robert-
son tfien to the courthouse. Sheriff
Matthews met the magnate In the hall
and they ahook bands with him 'cor-
dially. No word of surrender or arrest
was uttered. The party entered the
district courtroom where Pierce took
a seat Clark on one side and Fordyce
on the other while his attorneys con-
ferred with Judze Calhoun and Dis-
trict Attorney Hamilton. A large
crowd gathered at the courthouse.
Pierce was confronted by dozens of
kodaks but wtood the siege uncon-
cerned. Newspaper men were unable
to break thi yugh the phalanx of
friends for interview.
Mr. Hamilton Insisted upon the bond
being placed at $100000 which
amount It was declared had been urged
by Governor Campbell while the at-
torneys for defense held out for small-
er amount. Finally Judge Calhoun
took the matter in hand and' as the
attorneys could not agree announced
that he would fix bond as the law
gave him that authority and named
$20000.
Afterward long delay ensued over
a question of law whether the sheriff
was empowered under new statute
fro mtaklng bond while court is In sea
A
DEPOSITORY
of
STRENGTH
and
PERMilJlpll!iH3E
Five Killed by Explosion-
Duluth Minn. Nov. 9. A boiler ex-
plosion in the Wisconsin Central yards
killed five men and serloiiBly injured
five others. Two of the injured are
dying. The men were sitting near the
boiler when it let go. Three of the vic-
tims were mangled beyond recognition.
Sensational Break.
New York. Nov. 9 There was a
sensational break In American Tobac-
co compauy stock In the curb market
Monday following the decision of the
t'nlted States circuit court Saturday.
There was a drop of 27 points.
rymore starred thirty year ago. The
who then wanted to go to America I k k.. .u. ....K-i.- ..... .v.-
to nwk his fortune died rich and hon- wftg wvn
ored with the proud title of France's pce fc fc
greatest and most prolific contempora Mattnewg and nvlte hIm t0 whwi
drmatl 1 1n St. Louis and at once left the
ciuii r .a. Th..K .r courthouse accompanied by his attor-
Pueblo. Colo. Nov. 9. Bowen
Smith aged twenty-seven a clerk was
shot through the heart and instantly
killed by his roommate Albert Ken-
nard. Kennard claims the shooting
was accidental. He says he was try
ing to awaken Smith by poking him
in the side with the muzzle of the re-
neys.
The case was continued until the
January term of court. Sureties on
the bond are George W. Llttlefield
Joseph Nalle. Walter Tips. W. It
Hamby. H. A. Wroe Chester Thrasher
Theo Low George L Hume. P. J
Lawless and A. J. Eilers. the total es
ti mated worth of all the bondsmen be-
volver when the cartridge exploded i jn)f about $5000000
TESE CITY
TTT A V7 V
G. S. PARKER
A. W. WILKERSON
J. V. ENGLISH
0
E." H. ASTIN .
J. K. PARKER
J. N. COLE
No account tco small to receive the most
courteous attention.
killllng hhj friend
arrest
Kennard Is under
Safe Cracked and Robbed.
Abilene. Tex. Nov. 9. The safe In
the postofflce at Tokeen Runnels
rounty was cracked and $600 secured-
Nitro glycerin was used.
Pierce will probably remain In Tex
as for several days and Is contemplat-
ing a fishing and hunting trip to the
coast.
Assignment Annot need.
Boston Nov. 9. Burnhara Bennett
L Co. members or the Boston stock
exchange have assigned.
Schooner Grounds.
Galveston Nov. 9. The Gulf Fish-
eries company schooner Aloas.
Inbound from the Mexican coast
grounded near the south jetty. She
got out of her course during a swell.
Tugs were sent to pull the vessel off.
Gin and Cotton Burn. '
Weatherford Tex.. Nov. 9. Hobbs
cotton gin and thirty bales of cotton
wete destroyed by" fire. Loss is $20.
000; insurance. $8000. It Is reported
night riders are responsible.
Side of Face Torn Ay.
San Antonio. Nov. 9. By the acci-
dental discharge of his shotgun Otto
tfloss was killed. The entire left side
f his (ace was torn aw.
More Interesting Than Usual
London Nov. 9. The lord mayor's
show celebrating the Installation of
Sir George Trusfott's succession ot
Sir John Charles Bell was a more dig-
nified and more Itneresting spectacle
than usual. The principal feature was
the historical pageant organized by
Louis N. Parker the American dram-
atist. Four Fatalities From Raid.
Birmingham. Nov. 9 As the result
of a police raid upon a blind tiger In
the negro quarters Police Detective
Little and Robert Warnock were kill-
ed while Will Harris proprietor of
the resort and his infant child were
mortally wounded dying on the way to
a hospital..
Tuesday
and
i
Wednesday
These Three Days Will Be
SPECIAL Simi SALES DAYS
Toreduce our stock of TAILORED and VOIL SKIRTS embracing the s&rfflZtesl flare flounce ja.tJlejign and trimming we will
sell skirts for less than they can be bought from the makets. Tyfportunity to save moreAanthc profit on a high-grade skirt is presented
before the season ishalf over.
It will Pay You to Grasp It
$6.00 Tailored Skirts cut to $4.69
8.50
10.00
12.50
6.39
7.85
8.95
Imported English Voil Skirts
$10 Black Colored Voil Skirts $7.85
12.50 " 9.70
Call early and secure your size
WILSON
THE STORE AHEAD.
Drew Selby Fine Shoes for Women
BE RDM
00
Nemo Self Reducing Corsets.
PHONE 12
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