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THE IRON MOUNTAIN.
Mr. Hale Is Figuring ON the Cost OF a
TunneI az the Nine

Tunnel AT the Nine
Missoula, April ar. s. Hale of Helena
came i'm from the Iron Mountain mine
on the delayed Occur d'Alene train last
night and spent to-day i'm Missoula. To a
Standard reporter Mr.. Hale said this af-
ternoon; Il found things i'm very good
shape at the mine. The shaft is now l. 500
feet below the surface and 800 feet below
the tunnel through which we are work
ing now. 1t has not been decided yet
whether or not we will drive the new tun-
mel which we have had under considera
ton for some time. We will advertise for
bids for driving the tunnel at once and
then We VIII have something to work on
IN our estimates. The cost of the work
VIII or course, have much to do with our
decision IN the matter. If the tunnel is
driven az We have planned. ii will tap the
smart at the l5O0-foot level and will be
nearly a quarter of a mile long" Mr.
Hale left for Helena tonight
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Missoula. April 2.-The following in
struments have been filed with the
county clerk:
Deed of Mining Claim-Charles Nor
ton to r. S. Somerville, half interest
in Josie Morton claim, $3.50.
Warranty Deed-R. w. Angevine to
Julius Grill, lot 10. block 40, McCor-
mick's addition, 5000
Warranty Deed-Francis Sebert to
solomon Trahon, east half of south
west quarter and west half of south
east quarter, section 10, township Is,
range %. $500
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crook. and shot him at one Of the railway
stations Of Paris. O'Brien pleaded self
defense. and that he shot In a moment of
frenzy. The jury held that there were ex-
tenuating circumstances, and therefore
he was only sentenced to Imprisonment
FOR hfe. In this country he would proba-
bly, have been acquitted. II is not safe for
American criminals to go abroad to do
their killing.
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indianapolis Sentinel: Fry the Fat out
OF the manufacturer" viii be the repub-
lean catue cry this year. and as soon as
Mckinley is elected the fat" will flow
back again into the Golfers OF the big
trusts. monopolies and manufacturers.
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important chan 20 in
lima April tn.
EOlI0ll celIIlI R R

THE POPULAR ROUTE TO ST. PAUL
CHICAGO, NEW YORK, AND
ALL POINTS EAST.
Buffet Library Cars-LuNurious Sleep
ing Cars.
Elegant Dining Cars-Upholstered Tour
list Cars.
Close connection in st. Paul with all
evening trains for Chicago and the East.
Through cars from st. Paul TO Portland.
Oregon.
Atlantic Express leaves........... 7:20 p m
Local. Helena and Great Falls
leaves ........ .......... ........ 500 a m
Pacific Express, from St Paul
arrives ........ ........ ........... IL 80 a m
Local. Great Falls Express. ar
rives ........ ....-... ............ s:15 p m
Ticket Office, No II North Main Street.
j. Il. DAWSON. Genl. Agt
F. I. WHITNEY. Genl. Pass. and Tick
ct Agent.
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st. Louis Globe-Democrat: IT is surely
unreasonable to suppose that the senate
needs 1853 officers and employees at an an
nual cost of $4,000. to enable II to trans
act its business. and such a waste of
money should be stopped as soon as pos
sible.
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Indianapolis Sentinel: an interesting IL
lustrauon OF French justice has just oc-
CURED In Paris. Thomas O'Brien. an
American hunCo steerer got into "A ROW,
with kid" WaddeH. another American
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Western Montana Mews

sengers from Anaconda and Butte were
brought in from Garrison on a freight
train this afternoon
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The Western Montana once ot the
Standard Is at Room ]. Daily block. MIS-
soula Telephone No. lis Advertising
rates furnished en- application.
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BONJEAN'S TONGUE fAsOLES
Ine GO .=Jr..sI rrs icl .ssnsts
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Warranted 20 cure or
money refunded.
II is sold on a positive
guarantee 90 cure any
form of nervous pros
tration ~ any disorder
of the genital organs Of
either sex. caused
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Tobacco. AlcohoI or Opium. or on accouns
OF youthful indis -reti0n over indulgence ar
Dizziness. Commissions. Wake fulness Hesdache.
Mental Depression. Softenins O. The Brain. Weak
Memory. Bearing Down Pains. seminal " eakncss,
Hysteria, Nocturnal Emissions SnermaturEhua.
LESS ~ Tower and lmpotcncy. which IL neglected.
uny lead to premature old age and insanity.
Positively guaranteed. Price ~ 90 toN. boxes
$ 90 sent b. mail on receipt OF price written
Guarantee furnished with every 90 order received
. refund the money IL permanent cure is not
Focted.
Aa-ed "a plain wrapper. For sais a.
rsAson pharmacy. u ". Psrx 81 SUITE
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nov Is the Time TO Subscribe
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-15
TO HELP THE CUBANS.
Sympathizers Ready to Co
and Fight With Them.
LARGEST CROWD FROM COLORADO,

II Il Claimed That More Than One
thousand Men Have Agreed TO 60
Prom That State They May CO Acct
and Gather More on the Route-In-
dlgnatlon 81 Maceo's Death.
DENVER, Dec. Alt Is claimed by
tho leaders in the movement TO send
troops from Colorado to Ag ht for Cuban
independence that more than 1000
names have already been enrolled. John
MoAndrews, middle-of.tho.road Popu.
list candidate for attorney general. ha,
been chosen commander. S.sh the It'll,
Of colonel. In reference 10 their plans,
Mr.. McAndrews said;
THE volunteers will not leave Den.
yer In small bodies and by stealth. A.
was originally proposed. Neither AT,
they liable to 20 70 the gulf coast OF
railroad trains Instead, they vii
move overland ON foot or On horseback
picking up tho tributary armies alonl
the line OF march, until, upon reaching
Florida, they will have swelled to sucf
a mighty h I that the United State
authorities will not caro- or dare 10 in
teriere with their Decentralization 70.
for Cuba"
Colonel McAndrews further asserted
that interference with their plans would
he believed, precipiiate n revolution IL
this country.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-15

The steamer Kaisow has arrived at
New York with the largesi cargo Of tea
ever brought from China She had on
board $4,000 packages.
Benjamin Clements stabbed two rail.
roadmon and the city marshal at Green.
vile. Ills. and then stabbed himself,
He wanted 10 rid on the engine and
when refused, began 10 cut his way on
tho engine
The Burlington railroad viii estab.
lish experimental farms in Kansas and
Nebraska.
The Bubonio plAguein India Is spread.
ing.
Consul General Lee viii call for war.
ships II thu Competitor prisoners arc not
tried a. Havana az once.
Citizens OF suwanee county. Florida,
whipped 1--WE Mormon elders and made
them leave the stats
O. 7. Doxsy has been sued by Miss
Matte Poland at Anderson. Ind, for
seduction. She wants $4,000.
John Anderson, who was believed
dead for eight years past, showed up at
Marshall. Ills.
Steve Krouse was nearly tut TO death
at Batavia, o.. by John Donley. Do
mestio trouble
H. Z. jackson, i.legged baker, and
his wife walked all the way from St.
Louis. No, 10 Pittsburg, Pa
Rosa Boyd. colored. the wife Of the
evangelist Letter known Is Tho Black
Sam Jones'" has challenged Thomas
Sharkey to boz him for points or 70 a
finished fight,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-15
WoodN.ard Talks

"You farmers in the terrii ~ near
Bryan need not think that Id n'tmean
It but ! dc, and each one Of y, 1 stop az
guing polite and sly | will 20 some.
thing toward working my "a Sc, corn
and potatoes, ETC., into ueat, milk aud
money. A pebble thrown in he water
makes a wave 20 the faiheresi shore, so
| am going TO throw in the bhle and
have this creamery and oOolin room for
packink hogs and other meat running.
Thee ate two hundred and f y thous.
dollars paid out In this town alone for
meat and meat product and 70 enty-ive
Thousand dollars for butter, cheese and
other milk products. There IL a fine
creamery here sanding idle md II will
not cos, 10 exceed $4,000 TO put up a
cooling room Tor the meat and YOU farm.
ers can and will raise the meat Now
LET us get at II and save this three hun
bred and twenty five thousand dollars
at home and il viii not matter 10 u.
who is president or whether We have
one or not"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-15

Notice.

want TO form company for the
manufacture Of my patent Trpnsplant'
ing / over Pot. / will take ine-hall
the sock myself aud sell the her half
A. $500 a share, forminga capital stock
Of $4,000. have cOrrespon.ed With
leading seed men Of he Unit States
and ind they are not only vi ing but
anxious b catalogue and sell he pots
for ME, which Il guarantee hat the
pots viii cell. Every cGtalogu goee d.
rect 70 gardeners and hort iltufists
whers the pots are badly . eded for
prop eating, forcing and tIun planting
melons, cucnmbers and 9th, tender
plants that cannot TO tramp anied in
the ordinary way. My pot do THE
mos successfully and are W cheap
Gardeners Will buy them Ike "hot
cake" lor they will see a. az nee the
pots will pay Tor themses S three
times the first .eason $4,000 will pay
for an outfit that will turn on 200 pots
per day at a profit Of $50. But this will
not supply the demand, and ! haven't
the two hundred; 40 will make the
above offer this week only. II will pay
you TO see me at once n you have 500
toinyest, for Il Ia my honest belief II
will bring big returns in 81 1T time.
Phone 1874 q McDuh simpson.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-15

chas. II. Edge, dentist, Bryan Tex,
lis. Murphy Of Eava.oia, spent sun
day ~ Bryan.
Tale your next mornings morning"
at Tailor 4 Cox's. ~
Mrs. Joe D. Reed went to f. Worth
sluay.
Mre. A. J. Edwards and sister return.
ell to Millicaa Sunday.
Not Scotch Punch the finest in
the land at Taylor & Cox. -
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Rhodes spent
Sunday Al Eenrhley.
Mis- Katie hin Of Hampstead is Wis
ihng trends 10 Bryan.
Grat reduction in every department
at Wyss's. 10
Re-. Z. NJ. sandle Of Mnlican, was in
ihe ~ yesterday.
Mrs. II. Z white is building a hand.
some addition TO her residence.
Taylor a Cox are he dqnarlers Cor
those prime cod weather favorile
Tim and Jenny 10
George Dunlap came up from MILL
eau yesterday.
L. Il. Bailey leh TO- EIkharl, Texas,
vest rday.
Consumption, LaGrlppe, Pneumonia,
cure by Shiloh's Cure. sold by all
drug sisls.
Mr.,and Mrs. D. b. Garrett and A. N.
6auett returned to Ga'ssyil'e yesler-
day
john n. Caldwell hA. an exquisite
line ~ diamonds. watches, ieWelry. ~.
vcrp are, silver novelties, etc tor Christ
mas presents. 10
Tie infant daughter fMF. and Mrs.
G. 5 Parker has been cry sick the
past few days.
Tie Bioadway-iho best corset on
ear,a for Sc at wysc's -
dies ST. Leon vii. close % her stock
offell and winter millinery al cost
Eve ythiug must be- sold by Feb. I, t.
make noon for a large spring stock. dl2
H. you want a handscHe Christmas
presenl-someihiug that viii last long.
er a.ld be- appreciated more than any
thiu else--call aud make a selection
fr0nl the beautiful stock Of jewelry al
Calewol's. lie has the newes, and
preiiiesi Of everything Ia his line. 10
The ladies Of the MIC. will for
NAL receive on New Years day. The
rect piion viii probably be held at tie
home OF Mrs III Hall.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-15
The Fire.

At six O'Clock Sunday morning the
Ring'lAhl boarding house eaueh, Ere
from the kitchen flue and was burned
down. The house had thirteen board.
ers, seven Of whom were lod. ers and
left temporarily homeless besides the
loss Of personal effects, which were on.
ly saved part The property belong.
ed 10 Mrs. Garth aud was insured for
$500. RingdAhl had $50 insurance on
his furniture, most Of which was lost.
The hou.e was an old land mark, hav.
ing been there twenty-five years or
more. Il va. used formerly as a hotel
and before that as a school house.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-15

Arrar gemenls for Christmas trees are
be ng made by the churches.
Try international stock food" as a
condition powder aud appetizer for al
ki de- Of stock. lei. the best thing on
H. market. Sold by John NJ. Lawrence
4 20. 2i
Thad and Knox Williams and I'd
Smith VI AIillican, spent Sunday in Bry.
an.
Ask your physician. your druggist
and your friends about Shllohs Cure
70 Consumption. They win recon.
mend H. Sold by all druggists.
John White, a we'll known old negro.
died and was buried here Sunday.
Pattern hats at actual cost and less at
Miss st. Icons. dI2
win sangster, prominent young
business man Of Nayasoia, spent Sunday
in Bryan. Mr.. sangster will be married
Oh Thursday evening to Miss Nora vii.
kcrson, also ofNavasoia.
The wire- for the jacksonville and
BTyan phone line was purchased here
Saturday and taken out by Mr.. Aldrieh,
IT, contractor, who will at once push
The work 10 Completion.
90, IS and 70 cent nbbons going at IS
cents per yard at Miss 81. Icons. de
We earn that Judge Moore will work
State eonyicts on his plantation In the
bmEos bottom next year.-Caldwell
Chronicle.
Call at Fishers art gallery. Picture !
for 5 cents each, finished in three
minutes. 10
Me-. Eulas llairston ana Miss Emma
John OF were married In this city sun.
day night at the residence Of Mr.. Joe
Pleizer, Rev. Geo. T.. Clothier oficiat.
ing.
have at my stable 10 sell Tor STARK
bros o. Missouri, $40 worth Of the I'm.
ct Of iult tTess Of all kinds. "Old Oak
l recess Roots" Parties who subscrib.
ell for these trees were not able 10 taks
EN-. Any one wishing trees should
call 10 zee me at once and | will give
yon bargain. Ira Go)ch. Is
The contract Of VIM. Hoppe with The
county Tor the conyicis will expire in
February, aud We learn that Mr.. Kopps
vii noi enter into an lther contract ior
this labor. ho will use state conyiciu
excluNvcly.-Caldwell Chronicle.
KArls Clover Root Tea is a sur,
cure FOR Headache and nervous dis
eases. Nothing relieves so quickly
sold by all druggists
LOSr-A gold bar breas tpin with dia,
mcnd a The center. Lost Sunday after
room on road 20 the cemeiary. Pleas,
return 10 this office for reward. dll
Kans Glover Root Tea purlaes IN,
blood aud gives n clear and beautiful
complexion. Sold by all druggists.
The young people had delightful
cance At the d. Y. X. hall last night
The music being supplied by Luis DiaE'i
lexioan band.
Rouud trip tickets will be on sale "a
Houston good ior trains leaving Bryar
at 2:ii a. m, aud $40 p. m, Dee. rs
fare round trip Si.2i. Good 10 return
only IN train leaving Houston 1890 p
m, Dec. IL.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-15
MARTIN KAISER DEAD.
He Was One Of the Most Noted Ger
man slasers In America.

He Was One Of the Most Noted Ger
man sihsers In America.
ST. LOUIS, Dec i4-Martsa Kaiser,
said 10 be the oldest active German
singer Of the United States. honorary
president Of the Philadelphia Maenne-.
Choir Of Philadelphia from lsi5 to isa
one Of the founders Of the GermAn.A
Maennerchor Of Chicago. and an active
singer and worker Of the German sing.
ing societies Of the United States, IL
dead at his home in this city. Martin
Kaiser was so years Of age. NJ. Kaiser
possessed n "Saenger passport" which
gave him FREQ and pleasant entry into
every German singing society Of Amori-
ca. II was "Visaged" by many Of the
leading societies Of America, and stands
today without q counterpart In this
country, and especially In Europe.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-15
cHIcAao IS ARoussp.
Deep Indignation over the Way Maeeo
Was Killed.

Deep Indignation over the Way Maeso
Was Killed.
CHICAGO. Dec. i4.-Deep indignation
IL expressed In Chicago over the latesi
nows from Cuba which states the man
merlin which the Cuban insurpen, leader
Maceo, was entrappcd and killed. II
was made the topic Of widespread dis.
cussion, and the newspapers contain II
terviews with many prominent citizen
who are outspoken In their condemna-
ton Of General weyler's course. Thu
concensus Of opinion. as garnered from
these interviews. is that a univers.
sentiment for the cause Of the Cuban
patriots viii DO aroused. which some
think win speedily express itself In de-
finite action by our government.
Among those interviewed were Luthcr
Latin Mills, Levy Mayer. ex-Congress-
man Adams. s. w. Aller,on, Martin A.
Ryerson and II n. Higginbotham.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-15
THE PRISONER REMOVED.
Mob Demands Isam Vaughan, but en-
the sheriff disappointed Them.

Mob Demands Isam Vaughan, but the
the sheriff Disappointed Them.
TIProS, No. Dec. i4-A mob M.
pcared at the county Jail here last
night and demanded TO be admitted 10
the cell OF Isam Vaughan, who l.
charged with having murdered his
aunt, Mrs Nancy Birdson. who reared
him. Sheriff Born, fearing mob VIC.
lence, had previously taken Vaughan to
Jefferson City. and when he assured his
visitors that Vaughn was not in the
Jail, the mob dispersed. Mrs. Birdson
was murdered Friday evening at her
home four miles south Of here. being
shot 10 death while standing in her
dooryard. Robbery is supposed TO have
been the motive.
Vaughn was arrested ON information
furnished by his wife and her father.
named Williams. They stated that
Vaughan left home early Friday even
ing taking his gun aud stating that he
was going turkey hunting. He did not
return until O'Clock in the morning.
His clothing and gun were found 10 b
be bloodstained, and IL is now learned
that he was seen IN the vicinity Of his
aun,'s home on the evening Of tho muir
dor
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-15

The famous Sin Killer Griffin and
his gospel choir we're on The south
bound passenger train yesterday after.
noon and RECALLED the standing "reccp.
ton committee" with some good sing
ing, after which Sin Killer addressed
the crowd through the wind w, telling
all about who be was and what he has
done and handing odt his pictures. lie
said he had never been to Bryan, bui
u invited he would come and preach 10
all the people white and black.
Several gentlemen are In thu county
buying hogs and shipping u m b Kan
sac 10 faiien, where corn isc aap. Poor
swine are the kind bonghta AMI shipped,
and Of this grade there Is irge mum
Der in this section on account OF the
short corn crop. No less than 5000 have
BEEN shipped from this county during
the past two weeks.-Caldv N Chron.
icle.
Fisher takes your picture Tor 8 cent.
and finishes II In three minui ties. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ivDermitt
lately marries at Garland Texa', ar
rived yesterday on avisit 70 relative.
here.
Buy your Christmas liquo 5 Of Taylor
& Cox. Tney have the pun It and besl
liquors that can BE- fought ~.
A ring, a watch, piece OF silverware
a novelty In gold or silver-in fact you
can find anything you want at John NJ
Caldwel's. 10
Mrs. Talley returned to Nsyasola ye,,
terisy after a visit 10 Bryan friends.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-15

CLIFTON, o. T., Dec. i4.-At n barn.
raising east Of here. during an Attemrt
to shoot rabbits that had cOngregAted
under the timber, Charles JoefFy was
fatally shot by the accidental discharge
of n Cnn
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-15
A FlohTINa ElprR.
Touches Upon Maeso'. Death In Hh
sunday sermon.

COLUMNS, Ind. Dec. lA-Elder z. -
Sweeney in his sermon at the Table d.
nAole Sunday created a sensation by ex.
hibiiing the war spirit and leclarir !,
that the SpAniards had murdered Ge
Maceo, the Cuban general. as reporte
that tho United States governmei
would lose no time In acknowledge
Cuba's ind' 'endence and leaving MOTH.
ing undone to wipe every vestige Of
Spanish rule from the American cont.
nent. This dtterance was followed y
a great outburst of applause.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-15
TREATMENT or SOLDIERS IN cUHA.
ouesAdA WIN Lay Particulars Before
Congress 90 influence Legislation.

QuesAdA WIN Lay Particulars Before
Congress TO Influence Legislation.
WASHINGTON, Dec, i4.-Senor Cues.
ada, in charge Of Cuban headQuartt n t.
has documents bearing ON the treat.
ment Of soldiers in Caba which he II.
tends TO use before congress In attempt.
ina TO secure before that body action
favorable TO the insurgent cause, aud
which. he contends. viii accord 10 ca.
bans the rights Of belligerency. "ThcS
assert" he says, "thAt the spaniards
agreed to abide BY the itcrms Of ths
Geneva Red Cruss agreement for the
treatment G. soldiers captured in wa
which they have failed utterly to keep,
notwithstanding the Cnbans treated TIE
Spanish oaptives with great magnan-
unity"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-15


W. 7. James will receive a car load
of fine mules al his stable Dec. Il.
Call aud see them. l5d
Miss 81. Leon Is clearing out all her
fall aud winter millinery al actual cost.
Pattern hate, shapes, walking hats, .ib-
b0ns, plumes, binds anu ornaments
everything goes In this sale 10 make
room for an immense spring stock. DIP
Mr.. MeDuG Simpson has an ad In
this issue, Offering shares for sale In a
stock company he proposes to organize
to manufacture his patent flower pot.
Mr.. simpson has the most Il altering
prospects Of selling the article II he can
begin the manufacture at once on the
proper scale. We hope 10 see him sue.
coed In the enterprise, for there Is every
prospect oft being a great success.
"My baby had Group and was saved
by Shllohs Cure" writes Mrs. ]. n.
Martin OF Huntsville. Ala. Sold By all
druggists
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-15

PARIS, Dec. iA-Godart and Zurcnf,
aeronauts, are about 10 start balloon
expedition 20 the north pole. They state
the idea was first suggested 10 them
about three years ago by Walter Wen.
man. the American journalist. but the
idea was given up owing to the atssmps
OF Professor Andree.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-15
TROUBLE IN FLORIDA
cubans Declare spAniards caanot celi-
bFate Over Maco's Death.

cubans Declare spAniards Cannot cei,-
bFate over Macos Death.
KEY wEsr. Dec l4-Mnch trout 6
has boon experienced here since Sund )
morning to prevent trouble between c
Cubans an6 Spanish residents as the
latter are bound 10 celebrate the dea b
Of Maceo Small riots occurred, a. .
had IL not been for the energetic VIC !
Of the city officials, bloOdshod wot 4
have followed. Cubans here have fls ,
at half mast and houses are in mou &.
ing.
AZ Ybor City serious trouble Is fearG
The mayer has sent the chief of pol 81
10 the scene 10 take prompt action. =
large body Of Cubsns has gone fr o.
West Tampa 10 YbOr City, vowing n
take the hfo Of any SpAniard found ce q.
brating tho death Of Maoeo.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-15

A very large ooneourse ofpeOple gath.
eicd at the city ceme,ary Sunday after.
noon to pay the last tribute Of respect
to Mrs. b. II. Knowles. Re. Geo. +.
Clothier conducted the funeral service,
which was unu ually beautiful and i'm.
prcssive.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-15
Attention, Veterans.

Camp J b. Robertson l. hereby or
dered TO meet on Saturday, Jan. 2,
1897, at the courthouse, ? O'Clock p. M,
to transact important business. An
members are earnestly requested TO at
tend. BY order Of X. X. Chatham,
W. Gillie Mitchell, Comm inder.
Adjutant.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-15

LONDON. Dec. A.-Aooording 10 ad-
vices received here from Berlin. Vienna
and Paris, there is no truth in the re-
ported escape OF Sultan Murad from his
place Of confinement AZ Constantinople.