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sugar.
srxA--gAw s.esiy. Refined gv4s.
CHICAGO MARKET
The saara 81 Trade.

ne N$t&ri OF F2*ftT-
CAlca<n. Sept 1-BeT.ln wheat market
cane strong a. ne oseu-ag. A1s from y
marx 70 Il. mars hizA1E tAan = closed
YESTERDAY Lsserpso ops1et steady fcs
spot wHea. al Ia higher t3T f4tgres %
rs4 An~rscan- Tn-A AID S1e reduced
%o~Th west receipts. Nas s493sss1t - starr
a. substantial advance RI <1s Norm
wesz thA situation was p 9ss1 stronger
al g-ees rad sharp AGvSss~s. b3tz -
Nnuea pos ~nst Lgl2ta. The Soreawsst
rsces.ts taGAy we-@ 9EsT s43 e1fS. CT 1ezr-
~ Sc cars less &aaA a week &sa al IL
Jas xhRn YEA Rxy- Tbs t5res a.ng re-
tlzr~s n - <arLa wegt we-e reported 20
hs e.sa~ ps1nts1x an4 estimates % crc4s
q tss Dak5.A& and Minnesota sac~ed
re&aet4cns TAs strength o. tna .erttra
sxrksss a. IRE opening ~As \ decidedly
1txax~Weaes sarF~.ss % mary antfcl gs<ssrs
a Fezreaoa after - resent as3SAzsee.
Mzav .. TIE slg srecuassors sod Aeav3y
yesss-3&v ars sastz s-o-rs . caveT -
suites fo- was n a sc-ames. to Get
xzs&t az a Esst any Ertce- R-A-gsrg vas
heavy asa. Az5 saNSsf s@verzl fti~c- -
assssas. CAlcsss r--s,v~1 80 aArS- co1a-
gsrs@ xStA IS O. IDS cG-Tesf 80 ding Say
asst y@az -hs .xNovt es.s-22Sas wee
.zsa-&L s<y2&- - &c 80 s181s-s - waazs
ard -sEr-
TIA Elast-g cafes were s~-1zg- 1sves-
vssl rase@ al &ExArca fer ne 1ay 81 ga
ger a1shs. fer futures Of red weeas aa4
=. .s~ xYss Ne. Sortse-E Assve-S re-
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Port Townsend, Sept. 3 -spec,s..-Soms
httls apprehension Is being felt IN mari
tine circles for the safety OF the Chilean
bark Lake Leman. which eouideo with
the Italian bark Isxxaro IN G dense fog
or Caps Flattery Last Friday. Since the
accident occurred a fleet OF vessels Nave
arrived "A port. bat nothing hss been
heard from tire Lake I~msn. Che ought
20 have gotten into Royal Rca.s last Sun
day. The Laxzaro seat boat 10 the Chill
can vessel and offered assistance. but Il
was declined. Capt Buxzo 90 ire Lake
I.srraH, saying the damage was nominal.
and though bis hesdgear had been carried
away ne thought he would have 10 din
eTlty IN arriving at his destlns ton An
hour later the vessels dT!stsd part ard
the Chilean vessei has not since been
heard from Anxiety For ias Lake Lsmsn
81 intensified by the fact tsat trsacher-
ous northern current 81 knows 20 set -
agasns, me coast OF Vancouver island.
ard X r. poesi BE that with tho fore rig
ring carried away ire vessel might not
De abSe 10 sten the current
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- NaFs ..,-. 90 Dr-s's%xne
Mex ca -sSassa& IS4exrApa "A
NEW YORK AEAEKErS

<s~ Ta-x S-rt- At soy -~~~S..
y a. e. ~ -Fc~s z-,irs ssaa IN --,.x.saw
So tS@ 4is2zs@s~ttea " ts.~ 1~a}suxx ~
very ,7@ft.Cer1- tSo stocks 2gsrtrw FOR
ever 9.s-<zNtf - - xxxr4zass s,r.ssr.sss
- we're sugr sas RxA@lrx. TIE arsx
foe7'laE@a sDSe@r@5 70 trs1ers % - vg.-
nes@5s On sccoar' CT 20 rscsns lscuasa-
s5oa 3 - ar t1&s een1zxsas nae ger
sssteat 40 fairy s@.cztN. .-orf, 20 e.
e-wss 90 pvNa ys@3ssx ~zs saver-A ~
zs-eesee BY 90 r~ws 80 80. x4Js g val
sus 1TeSart.es - LasS -sSrxsat xatsaz .sssr-
= --ee- TIA marks g-csrslly wa~ sr~.ss-
8&y STA a strenx IG3a< sogse. based - 8
1ss-2sa4ase szts2s az r1~ wtae re
sz&<3es esr 80 znsrsAacs.s pager, wssea
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~ y. ~. A
orscer. Elected Bepers~ Show Good
WORK fer sna Year.

II. Sorzhsrn Is&esae Esns0eisi Assoc a.
tor held 80 annual meeting IN 81 PAM
sat waek aah elected the fgisuss3u. eg7s~
rsrs.' II. q. 9g3erly. general sppeF5n-
fensens - she NaTtassu Fa4ie- - pres~
dent suceee2srx 81. - Esaree formerly
assistant general manager ~ 49, Northern
Paclne wee tsnaerss. Hs ree gssxtisn -
escouns o. rs F+sngYSl 50 'fAc9ess. 3seTs
~ has assumed Ire 8@s1ee ~ ssHietnm&
general suvsrfnfs u&ert 90 20 Northern
Fxetnr- L r sTfza - ner. e IN. yes ETs7s sect.
- A r4zrx. treasure. IS. h i.ai@asw, 49,
resary AL the.s 80 - rer.t fM@ prss+
kzeax ss3eaks&%5 saerss - eeTeFs te~n
osgt 90 RE nsrssesr n ayers were prss-
ant a. 70. nesting Cfeae~a8 &anzg~r ksH-
8ys~k ~ shs N5rtheru PAclac. sDposasxs
= q Pres. a rserae#~ e re bosSa 81 mai
4x4rs sace~e5sHx AR tazTce.
TIE annual regaff % fDe association
shows sAat 3ssA cases rare &tFenS@t t&ss
yea "a zgAsass "a ess tsss year SsEsgs. 81
Increase % LA cases. IN tas Ds&lasra sn3
v.xsossls hospitals sac ~ SIS surgeons q &
a. grrsp1Ftsas posr1s On TIE systsrn. Tas
Tas,as5ss ssr ixs. are ssAsszsS. ss sgAinst
f-a - = tas yea- oef1T~. &c saers4s1 -
e. as9 e. expenses were 60 ~. 81. as sgAsrss
81 e. - a svsr~@se Of &11I-s5- TIE Increase
"A xar.a@s over last y@2r Is ~ s@4s&
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peasst yes.e~eAyss xuosatsans, %. Berth
e-Sse1 VIA . rise ~ ~ Maria The mar
close.
Germ ~as Srs~s sus arz. largely n sy=-
Fa.ny with wheat
Tsrcnrh svnratAy WITH wheat ana
corn. cats ruie-t arrr ard q sAa.e higher.
Provisions suffered r-cn AK ct sass-
essns demand 70 absorb the offerings rem
ne packers. s1t was chiefly upAs,< BY
,ae strength = the wheat ra-ke.
Closing QuoraSiorS-
wh-ss--sep-@r,e-- ana ocscssF. eQ&cs
Dec.snasr. ssls0Sc.
ceru-seP.ssnaer ana ossoeef. nssc: De-
c-uae-. &asc
osis-ssess7esz and ocsos-r. ,s.s; D.
Perk-s-ptsrnesr aaA oc.ossr, sS: De-
cernee-. ssIa
I4axd-s~ps euaeer and October. nnsk:
Dece-h@r. 81 ~
Eibs-Sepsernes- ana October. ar:
January. s1f7115sa
%iaxseed--,ssa. 4s9a.o
TIEacthy-EA
Live stock.
Cst.'e-aaiee we're on . basis 81 - Ses
for common dressed beef steers s2a "a .
30 sor choice 20 prime cattle. prime
CAVES. ssfse5: Western steers xsssa %
'1ogs-Hsavy packers. s.. s4ga Is: RE-
tsura weights. so-&zs: Eghts. Sc ssfs -.
and pigs ses99 %
saesp-Saeep moved OF ~ 3 5sze - ana
lambs found purchasers a. e. TsxaI = sor
common 70 choke Westerns A few prime
native lambs sod AZ ss5a. and seven head
TIA. averaged g. pounds went for 81 =.
There was a good demand for feeding
sheep a. Rage .. and fer feeding ewes
xz2s@T2, -, VITA few 10 Meet the require
meuts
Receipts-Cattia so.sac: hosa S.no,
sheep, 7.oa
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-. ~o-ts-wr.se-n Ere sas .sr~e sa-v
.-xt-. s4.~ssr s. Psa5 aa& CA5esg1. :.
80 t~1s- f~o-s yzs T@ss snc4s1 "a as.
- you S-r't cora~ct. recc1ees - ssss
r@s- s~s aozrs 70 ga T1ss = ar t--
~o-sant mater II yea s-s n hurry. =.
" Parker. FSuzes -cGnd a<ezt- SsA First
sxe-xs. seattle Nssa-
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COMPOSITION n nsnoarsii. rasnio-. hrs-
var &c ssax sTann@r faces or sEs s0A4sw-
srw sEs Eca1-ss. Ncnaay&ss Or -4-zsSn. 20.
.xes~.zx = ezzs Dsca. brewer. Dol *
eas~aax g ara PaeA Song primer. nSi ex-
cs~s4nx a s<1s pea sD@csa te~ns ca
arg. Sr1srA A&zress Poss-1Dts2-sxer-esr
S&A@-A-
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STEAMER UTOPIA
fIsvo Tacoma. y noon; Seattle. Yesisr
sxs6 o m, Mondays ard Thursdays
- part townsend. Anacorses, Fairhaven.
~. Whascom. Blaine and Friday Har-
- and Vancouver. arriving Vancouver
). n. following day:
= For further Information apply to Yes
e wharf
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TIME TAFkF IN F,FF-F.N-T JIM 4
NORTH hound-F.eave. Seattle I o. m.
leaves Port Townsend 5 =. n. leaves FRI
gay hsrbor 10 - 8. n: leaves Roche Har-
Dor i:s5 .. M. arrives New Whatcom
80 . m
South hound Leaves New Whstcoru a.
G; leaves Roche Harfsor 10 a. m. leaves
frisay Hareor IL a. m: b~ayes Fort
Townsend o. m: arrives at Seattle rs
I'm
y r. Thompson, rnanager-owner. Lilly.
coyvr1as Co. agents. City dock
Telephone Main ~
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LAB. TRANSFORMATION CO.
Weekly Tine Card
DAILY SERVICE.

eKAGTT RIVER ROUTE.
nRfw a. Sts8wcod. Fir. Ska9s. City.
&eunf Vernon and Avon. cTuiaiip eoan9
Oush Sunday and north Tuesday,
STEAMER CHAMPAIGN
fave eestt.e Monday. September n. ct
- M: THURSDAY September "a. 81 q
4 Saturday. September D. al a. m.
f0yos Mount Vernon Wednesday Eep-
1eDbw g. az Il noon. Friday. September
Il q u noon. Sunday. September n. at
0TEAMER CLAN M'DOSAr.D.
mis- steamer laid up Temporarily for
spoairS, viii resume schedule September q.
Connecssng with g. Wiley NAVIGATION
"a, RI ncorna and Olympia.
CITY dock. STEAMERS for ali points on
- sound Open all night. Telephone,
6asn q. g. g. YERkES. Manager.
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OAS JUAN ISLANDS.

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail, i-av.s City
Geek foot Of Main street. Monday. We'd
ftsfav ard Friday at | n. m. for Port
townsend San Juan !slands and New
WAs'con. Returning. leaves New What
eon Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. a.
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Thfs il the height OF the peach seaAon
ard the market Is psentif2liy stocked with
Wenatchee ana Yakima peaches. which
are quote! al 3ateo cents per box. II Is
though thx. after this week peaches wiz
come In but slowly. Grapes ars also
plentiful and sell caeapy. Coaco~ds ara
held at 30 cents per basket. and California
sra pes 8. 567Ts cents Ter crate
Ranch eggs are coming in more rlen~-
tu.ly nov and Ire jco5ing price has
dropped % 2l51 cents pc. dozen
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TRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

grRS GARLAND AND FyANGEL.
eeaft,e and Townsend-Neah Bay route.
nseamer Garland leaves Yesier dock Mon
iaya Wednesdays and Fridays at A. m
- Port Townsend. Fort Williams, Dun
eeness. Port Angeles. Port Crescent, Gettys-
burg. Pysht. CIa1am Fay ard Noah Bay;
rsturn.ng. arrives at Seattle ) p. m. on
opposite days. Steamer Eyangel leaves
fts'sr dock for Port Angeles and Victoria
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays Mt $50
D M: arrives Seattle alternate cays I'D
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IN ALASKA STEAMSHIP co.,
eTTANER WILLAPA.

Capt. George Foberto.
s>ayen4 Seattle for Alaska September =.
"a 10 O'Clock. ard every fifteen dAys
hereafter.
"a freight and passenger rates apply
- J. G. CARROLL. Agent
Schwabscher dock. Tel. Pike e.
CHARLES r. PEABODY. General Mar
an. Seattle.
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nY ON THE FLYER.

hY On THE "FLYER.~
SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
- round trips daily. except 0uaAo~
- ooe hour AID twenty-five minute
THE STEAMER FLYER
Deguhr daily trips. Seat-le-Thco,n
S5GTNG EFFECT TUESDAY. NAY
TINE CARD.
Qngss fare. 5oc: round TRIP. Ne.
l1eSe Seastis-s:aS. Ills o. M: 3:l6, Ga
f1avs Tacoms-sy a. m: I. An, sp.n.
SUNDAYS
Lave 6ea,tIe--5 a. m: 70 m-.gp. "a.
Lave Tscorna-s.J a m: 1:sp. 10 8. n
landing a; Northern Pacific wharf "a
-, and Commercial dock. foot Of IA
- street. Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer ana State of
Gaahing.on. fare Soc.
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TINE Card In effect June /. ls96.
BATTLE. EvERET AND wIAT>CON
ROUTE.
State OF Washington leaves Seattle daily.
except Saturday. AZ 10 p. m.
SEATTLE. EVERETT AND LA con-
NER ROUTE.
.Falrhaven leaves Seattle daily. except
sunday, ~ a. m.
telephone. Main yTs. Yssler dock.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. Sept 3.-wheat-wailA. 20
54c: valley q $50 Per oQsae2-
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stock Orotat ons.

Atchtson -. 49,. ilA.l Northwestern -. -
Alton 4 +. II. :. IS Y Y. Ceatral "a
Preferred =. .. =. y. Y. & y. E. -
American Ex Ills Ont. & West 49,. ia
Eait g. Ohio u Oregon Imp y
esanaia Pao 80. 8 Oregon Nay, Z
e cSs oso =. IL =. P Psoi'1a b 3,
Chi. & Alton les Pitsshurg q. Ia
c. b. * .. 6 Pullman Pal liz
Chi. Gas ....-.... SOS Reatstng -. -sA
G &C & t G. I ST. L. s Pre 9.'re :.
Col Coal & -. IL r. c, wss, 49,. IS
Cot. Csi Ger 80. ia Preferred =. -. ~
Del. & Hud .la Rock rs:ani -. eoS.
Del. l. $ W. ,.Ws st.L & sF.iE p,
b +. Il PC. AZ d Pr r;1 81. LIZ y.
Erie :. .......... iels ST. Paul & ON. 81
Preferred ;. :. q Preferred lis
Preferred "a :. 1871 South Pao 49,. i
CT. Nor. ore ia Tenn. Coal & l. ~
HoSki n ! va aie :. :. i Tol 8. 6. pre- .
Illinois Cen 49, ss11 Union Fac 81
s.. Pau, & Du.. Is y: 5. Ex 60. 50
Kan & Tex. pre- "a Wso ., L & r y.
Preferred :. :. So. welLs-Fargo Ell. 81
LAKE. Shor. 145 I West. Union -. s@7x
Teai Trust 49,. Tis Wheel. & l.. E..
Louis. & Nash. - Preferred -. 2ts.
L.. y So 4 80. h y s s 4 l. ~ *.
Was e ri..n Is Gen Electric -. eTe.
Nrse9, Central . s. Nat. Itnseed go. 1ssA
Mfss,,,~4 pac . 49, Col Fue. & -. IS
Mofsle G ohio fsss Preferred 80 %
Mash. e C-aatt IS II. & T. Cen -. -
Nf prs G9rSeE' =: = T Tel s Ky y "a
Y ]. Central .Ioes. Preferred 70
Nor. e w. pre-. 1e7s So. r. r. :.-.....
~ "a 80 - Am. Tobacco =. s21s
Pre<errst . 28tii Preferred s
L. P. =. & O.. u. Am. 7. c CO. q
L. 8, I.eath pre $ Am. Sugar prs sa
L. = Rubber =. i1fs s.. IL :. . f--'.-
Preferred o.. =. 70
Total sales
IN. total sales OF stocks today were
El.ooo sha-es, Including; American To-
eaccs. 6se0: Atcaison, 800; American
Sugar. & 5ae; Burlington, s.5e1; Chicsso
Gss .71o: Louisville 4 Nashville. 1a.loo:
Manhattan. $500; Res@ng, $3.50: 81. Paul.
1850. Wheeling & Lake Erie, I.oo
+ orr.
rFour~Re>eep.s = 800: experts. ins bar
RES M~rkes du1, but hel1 higher with
ths advance IN wheat
wheat.
wA.s.-Receip:s. 80 % bushels: exports.
$ 10 bushels S-ss market stronger: No.
! hard rz7sc z o. ,. a7oa.- Options were
active and hsrae<, advancing al DAY on
large speculative buying. strong cables
s-saIler sp-src wheat receipts Ard liberal
cash demand Tor wheat IN The North west
t4rS~a ias91Fsa MT ntxr~~. May c&oeSa
ME, Deoenbcr closed at -V7sc
Hops.
Eore-pA-
Wool.
woos-Dxl
MefAle.
rr ,rcU-s.essy, Scs~Asrn. IS zgf1s
Ncrrsles-l tioTsTiaD
Is~ad-<oiss4r. hrosars price - -.
T4a-Fasy: straits. 81 sel G. plates
steady
spe.t---c1l.s-: domestic. s. 9@s =.
COFFEE.
Co~~-Csc-fCrss ~ ose3 6El: sales f-n
- ~ Including Ss,.esne~r. > Sc: Marsh.
ss1 Srsst coffee. Rio steady; No. :. 1879
trv-os -. .ersc 1oeol ag. MIA quiet. CozssoTa,
iss1Ta
sugar.
surAr-gaw s..aiy. Refined gv.st
Petroleum.
P.e-ol.u-r-F---n: Cn&eet caos~t 81 IL ss.:
P-nnsylv~nts orsI5s strong; Octoaer. 8. IS
asd
Copper.
Copc~--c--st; n-okcry rr3cA, Sc s-sz.
exchange. So 71&11L
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EVERETT ROUTE STR. GREYHOUND.

EVERETT ROUTE STR. GREYHOUND.
Daily. except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle a. m. IL m. p. m.
Leaves Everett $50 =. m. $50 p. m. 7:3o
y IA
SundAys-Leaves Seattle II O. M: leaves
Everett .. m.
Fare. single trip. 75c: round trip. N.25:
eorntcta with boats for Tacoma and Sno-
bomish.
Anding-Coinan dock. foot OF Marion
etgeet
oEATTLE 4 TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
r W. Goodhue. Manager.
4N,opAone. Red 3ai
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TaIIrosi ani Ind astral &afes-
r>reesssnt EfH. % Re Great sseTshsrn.
ss2ss4 E@gx2k.y k1z. "a 81 x&sa-
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
lNGTON ROUTE.
STEAMER A r. ROBINSON.

STEAMER A. r. ROBINSON.
Carrying L. s. Mail.
o. Port Orchard ana Port Washington
scate. leaves City dock. foot OF Main
street. $50 A. m. calling at South Beach.
parchell. Brick Yard. Bremerton. Z. 5.
Navy Yard. Sidney. Charles,on. Tracyton
Csscc. S.lyerdale Leaves Port Orchard
tayy station a; 2. m: arrives Seattle
- .. m. T.. y. Robinson. master. Islliy.
fssarens 4 Co. agents Telephone. Main
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4 : SIX A.
sFssTc 'akst Steamship C'cszsyserys
POPULAR STA AM ( AGs.Af
esSiy T~%gsas rev u~ps- d%cs ceesas
R-w srA Sa-aere8. $50 -~cNF - =~s
iGseassf Al fsss ss stsas NIL ssG fTeca
Sr.,srt,scg - a. - e.. e@-s4Ess .;
May ISLAND
AfGN>tf AN NwsS FAY
NAAN8El4 sax pTTA
.h4tfSlAs = AND AND JUNEAU.
.sfs - W9a2Sss CABIN $. seSeni
eass s.
IF -HCwRrTNs
get ocuns Sare ~ssss sr .eEss-
sSas~e 80 = lc@n 4osk. fest - Assa
So. Fv.raaea. Astn -
esssl- Perkins, = Co. Ss7erA assaSn<
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

FORECAST FOR THURSDAY.
Portland Seq = -
nr weather: Stationary se-r geraflrA
q. 3 PAETE. Forecas-sh.
@. q DEPARTMENT or AGRfCLr
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Eea.t1e Ser.- :. -
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ongervatsons taken a. ali station. a,
p. r.. s5ta meridian tine e ? n Pae4le
nr1el. GEORGE -. SALISBURY.
Observer In ChargA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-08
wELLBORN NOTES.
A Negro shot at Church

A Negro Shot at Church
Corn has burned up aud cotton is
suffering Tor rain
Nj. aud Mrs Il VI. Nall, Of Bryan,
visited iriend- hele the past wees.
Mes.rs. Will and John Nabor- we're
over sunday from the bottom.
Rev. W. r. Wood ha- gone TO Crime.
rouuiy 10 hold q ptolracicd NEE ing.
Mis-. Lena StCloud, who went ba X to
Atlanta Ca, TO see her father som,
time ago, Ia, ',turted.
Mr. and Mrs. T. n. Cnnsey gave s
diuner last Friday TO their frie ds at
thir farm on the Braz,s liver, aud say
Mr.. Editor, you ought to have been
there. ORAL the got Things n'ea-.
barbccuei pork, mutton, b ef-,el
Just another uch dinner as We eal
together at Welborn un the 2llh al
June, ami john Battle va 10 re al
SAYS he thinl he will bee able 10 hu,
one cup an ucer and that vii. a,
him.
Two negroes, Jim Collins aud Matnii
Ewing, had row at church lat SIN
day evening In which Collins shot "a
Ewing four tip.es at cluse range bu
only iniliclela slight ftsh wound All
parties were arrested.
Mr.. ". r. Farquhar, who has beer
qua ding cou,icts for the past tci
neon lhon tire Arkansas Pass railroa
same home sick last week, bat Is ab',
TO be- mp now.
Mr.. Rlhi. Newsom was here Monday
Mr.. :. NJ Smile Is visiting he
mother at II re this week
Rob Roy.
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Old Landmark Association

The Old Land Mark Baptist
Sunday School District Cunycn-
ton (coloredl met with Shiloh
Baptist church here Monday, with
G. W. Wyatt Of Prairie View,
presiding, aud VIM Pugh OF
Hearne, secretary.
d. A. McKenny ct lndepend-
encc, conducted the opening exer'
cises. After some routine business
the convention adjourned for the
day.
The association met Yesterday
morning at . o'clock The meet.
ing was opened with scripture
raading by b. ] Jackson OF Vince
lock. About $50 delegates wer,
reported present Yesterday, and
the meeting is already a big sue
cess.
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s,rIr. of Earthquake.

GENOA. July 1.-Steamor Italy has ar
rived here and reports that Larnica.
Island Of Cyprus. has been suffering
from earthquake shocks since July J..
The disturbances have been increasing
In violence and extend 10 Limasol \
general panic prevails at Larnica and
the government and military authorities
have been providing tents for aiirightcd
persons The town is deserted and
government offices. banks aud tele-
graph Offices were under canvas when
the steamer left Cyprus
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-08

BALTIMORE. July IA riot occurred
at a colurcd picnic at Loeb Haven, near
this city. Saturday night The sheriff
attempted 90 arrest a negro named But.
Ter, who had drawn a revolver on a
companion. Without n moments warn
ing 30 coloTed men charged the chief
and his deputies, beating them and
hurting stones At them They cmptic,l
their revolvors into the crowd, wound.
ing six, many seriously. Many arrests
were made
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-08
FOURTH 81 July Fatality

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. July While re-.
turning from the Fourth Of July oelebra.
tion Saturday night an electrict car ON
River avenue passed over and exploded
sew raj torpodoos on the track, the cX-
plosion Of which so frightened the occu-
pants Of the car that they jumped OIL in
a panic 4 negro woman named Ida
Scott Of Victoria, Tex, struck the ground
ON her head, fracturiug her skull.
Which resulted In her death.
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FREE sIvER WINS.

The election of Daniels of Viz
ginia, silver man, over Hill OF
New York, gold man, as tempo
rary chairman OF the democratic
national convention at Chicago
yesterday afternoon by vote oi
$50 to $40, definitely settles the
question Of the supremacy OF sill
yer and indicates that the rest OF
the battle, including platform and
nominations, will bca walk over
or the friends Of the white metal,
This i of course a great source oI
grail ication to the people of ihe
south ond west aud mean, the sal.
walton Of democracy. Bland ui
BOies will be the democratic stan
dard bearer with the chances con
sidrrablv in favor OF Bland. Tel
Ter talk is tomfoolery.
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A DARING ROBBERY.
Denton County Farmer Relieved Of His
Cash by Masked Thieves


Cash by Masked Thieves
DENTON, Tex, July "A daring rob
berry was perpetratcd near Justin q
small place west Of here, Sunday night.
Three masked pen entered the house
Of Peter PetersouS well.to-do Swedish
farmer, while he was away, and after
tying Mrs. Peterson, who was the only
member q the family at houa, to the
bed with ropes. proceeded to ransacE
the house for the money which they
thought was there. They got slOOo a'
a result Of their haul. Mr. Peterson gti
home about II o'clock and gave th'
alarm The officers here were at once
notified and went to the scene Peter
sons brother had paid him the money
only few days before, and he had mo-
had time 10 deposit Il anywhere.
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Hearne Sensation.

News reached Bryan hy wire las'
night Of an attempt 81 outrage, so 1t is
supposed at llear8e A negro checked
a white lady nearlt.io death, and es'
caped, boarding No. II, south bound
freight. Onicers here were wired "a
search the trails when It passed thrC ugh
Officers searched the train at Bryan
but found no one
Officers at Ilearne have sent fol
hounds
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-08

VANCOUVER, b. c.. July The bark
Melrosc from Santa Rosa for Vancouver
is ashore at Sooke inlet and will prob
ably bc a total loss. The crew is saved
Sooke inlet Is near the cnt ance 20 Van
couycr harbor The Melrose Is an old
vessel She halls from san Francisco.
Her tonnage Is ga tons She was built
Nm En.L nn.lmn I'm 1861
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GArEsyuIE Tex, July Arthur
Wilson, 20 years old and one Of the
early settlers Of this county, living ten
north Of Curycll creek, was found near
his home dead and badly mutilatcd. lac
left home some hours before ON horse.
back aud not returning, search was insti.
tutcd with apoye result. lie Is supposed
10 have Zen from his horse.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-08
pRoMINaNr sTockMAN MuRpsREo.
Pound Dying From Fatal Wounds by
the Railroad Near Lakeside.

ALLIANCE. Neb., July Another
mysterious murder has been added 10
the list Of sand Hill tragedies. w II.
Hubbell, a prominent stockman Of this
city, was found lying by the railroad
track near Lakeside with deep wound
in the back Of his head He died In a
few minutes and there is no clew 20 his
murderer, although certain parties are
suspected OF the deed from motives Of
revenge. The body was brought 10 this
city and relatives have been notified.
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infict this mark Of punishment upon
Us"
Speeches were made by Messrs. Mars
ton 81 Alabama, Duncan of Texas Ant
CLAYTON 81 Alabama in favor Of Senator
Daniel and Messrs Ladd Of Illinois ant
81 Clair ~ West Virginia In favor o
senator Hill
Confusion was so great that a call {
states was ordered on the motion Oh
the name Of senator Daniel be sui