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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-14
TIM IyOaY SGT.
Dspessssa In New York ~ An I'm.
po.toF.

Dsnesssea In New York ~ An I'm.
po.ior.
NEW York, Nov. i3.-rhe news OF
tn. production OF an informer' In tho
Ivory case In London today created
quite u sensation and was productive
Of considerable comment Ia Irish
circles In this city. Diligent inquiry
among prominent irish uAtionAilsts by
representative OF the Associated
Press failed TO establish the identity nf
more than one man named Jones who
ever had any connection with Irish
matters In ihis city. The mhn's name
10 Thomas NJ. Jones. who was n msm.
Der OF the Shamrock club anu also she
OF the secretaries OF tho amnesty as
ISOLATION. Ihe Shamrock club, like
all other clubs belonging 10 the Irish
National alliAnee, holds meetings
open 20 the public, at which debates Of
n literary character frequently take
place. Among tho mtmOefs OF tue
club, II was learned on gOod authority,
hfo TO DO found the names Of many
very prominent Ifishmon IN this city,
sume OF whom hold responsible state
anu federal efiices.
Jones held eovefal positions In this
city, but some time ago he started ia
the stationery business At No. o. Am-
sloTdhm avenue, where ho lived. lie
was frequently heard advocating wild
schemes, ana claimed 10 ba very nj.
vanced "physlciAl force" man. In
this city he was IeoOgn Rcd by several
men as u ''Nofth OIL iTslanu" Irlsh.
man, but Ms tho allianse was non.
seelarlnn In ita principles, Jont6's TO-
liglon was 10 bar " his becoming
member.
Tue last heard OF him In this city
WAS about ton weeks ago, wneh he lett
here, telling his ifionla no was going
10 lrfiand 10 secure tSme property
VIII leu had been ieit TO him through
the death OF q relative.
Nm. Lyman, president OF the Irish
National alliAnot, could not be seen
Today, nnd II was said at his residence
tnat he wHe out OF the city.
u. orc. Mclaughlin, secretary OF the
Irish National alliance, when nskeu
what he knew OF Jones, replied; ~
have known ThUmAs NJ. Jones' about
three yoars. Ho was momDer Of the
| alliance, and also VI tho Amnesty as.
| sucisti0n. believe he was also q
member Of ths Nally CLUB. WHOM also
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belongs to toe alliance; bat 1 think tue
cablsd report has ConfDuniud ihe Ma
uonal AliisDoe with the Uuitsd Ifish.
men. The books Of the alliance re
Open 70 the public, aud the English
government can send its Representa-.
lives to examins them n II wisnoa 10.
"1he platform aud principles Of the
alliance, which were adopted 81 the
Chicago convention lat year, have
been publaheu,and there 10 no secrecy
Whatever IN tho organization. Jones
frequently Gnkej me TO publish some
articles when he had written Tor tue
Ifi.h Republic. hut they were too wild
AMI thought IN IN tos iiiosic 10 chsi.
Aclsr for - paper representing the
alliance. I threw his atud into the
waste bAikei, anu am aVtfy now l
am net able 10 show spec men.
"Whethor JOnos IN n friend % lyman
OF hrAfney do not know, bpt l am
satisfied that n he knows anything VI
a so.oalied dynamite plot, the whole
thing must have originated In HE
brain. According 10 the cable reports
no says himsrlt that no has been ON.
plOysu by tho English authorities
eluco 1880, anu TO my mind II 10 very
u'iutLh 'hsh w " u..''thk hSi'
bnoGf' 10 the Scotland fsfd people In
return for n tat remunefAtlon'
This ttumpod-up evidence IL an.
other part OF tue ola worn Out scheme
VI heoilAni yard when IT, tleutns
want 10 secure tho conviction VI auy
lrishman vino may be unfortunate
enough 10 fall In thsir hands"
~. John Gsiinsy, whose name was
mentioned by Jones Ia his evidence
today, called at the orlee OF the
Associated Peas tonight and was
very indignant At the mention Of his
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wAsinSoToS, Nov ~. - senior
Dupuy de Lsme,thu spanish minislst.
has received the following cAbisgfAms
from tue Duke Of Tetuan, minister VI
state, Madrid;
madrid. Nov. iO.-Gen. Blanco,
captain general OF the Philippine,
with 5000 mon Of tue Rios brigade,
supported by men.of.whr, ytsterday
attacked Caviic Vitjs aud Noveleta.
rne two towns were defended by over
10000 fcbels. Using the isthmus OF
Novclota they captured and destroyed
a fua0ubt near the town VI Ninoaysn.
GA tho match 10 Long they had n
bloody battle. The beArieg aud Gu.
thuslssm OF our troops vss brilliant.
The casualties 10 tho suemy was oves
40. Our lssses were % killed and iOa
wounded.
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FoRT Ecorr, KAT, Nov. ia,--James
Campbell. the 5anowicn Island null
lionaife sus ar.gfovur who was Rid
nsppei a lsw months sgo atSan Fran
ciscl, and held tot $4,000 ramon, IL
expected here soon 10 visit hisbfothor,
usofse Campbell. They have not met
since they separated Ia LJndOndetry,
Ireland, fofty.tevsn ycifs ago. Eacn
was lost 10 tue other until thoy were
recently fcuaited by means Of tue KID.
naping story, telegtauhed throug bout
the wofli from Dan Ffsnc.too.
George Campbell IL one OF the weaith.
igst stockmen In this oou0ty aud lives
on his big ranch twenty. I've miles west
OF mere. A lew days ailet tue kidnAp-
log the ranchmsn read the doiails 81
tho affair aDd he wrote 10 the Sand.
Wien leland man.
Three months passed and no answer
came, aud tho ranehman had about de.
eidsj 10 abandon the Idea OF his rela-
tiOn ship TO the millionaire, when One
day toughly.dfesi eli stranger who
prJiessei TO Do trAversing the cont.
nunt on loot stopped At his house.
Campbell afterwards recalled that the
man wore laundIcd cune aud silk hose
undor his apparently uavel.stainod
clothes. Later ~ was developed thai
the visitor was n detective from san
francisco. Two weeks later Camp.
bell received n letter from tno sugar
millionaire, aud further coTt,sponJ-
sneo hHa resulted In arrangements iof
the two brothers 10 meet NJ tho ranch.
mans home hers soon.
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lev TINE CARO-, N EFFECT MY 10, 1905


nrrAsr
7ig0 an overland limited tor chicago. cmuna
Denver, kansas CITY. - LouD Vsdea
sud Para tifT.
SO N local express Tor san Francisco.
oEisn. Cache valley and intermediate
,stp " local sarrs.. for osass s,a ,nssrns.
sospn kuanuo express Tor uhieago. Oman..
Pari sod. Ban tfaucne1.
3N M local etrtest f1f htrrur, Unto,
Provo. Ncphi. Nanu Aud iniefmediaie
70 ~ On mail aud tzrress for Provo, Nephi.
Mlfofd. frisco and intefmefih Outs
sdts m mixed train ior 0sfdsd beach
iootls aud 1srmhas
AHrfys
a16 y W oyefiand nuued ffst Chicago
Omaha, a. Louit, Kansas CITY, Denver
fark Cty and cEdeu.
90 10 msn snd empress from llelenh. lutto.
foftlaud, Can lfansbco. CEdsn snd Ia
ttfm ediate points.
7ns pm Local express from saa Francisco.
Cache valley ogden snd inisrn"''i .ie
ssg N Atlantic express from cldoaro.
omaha. - Lous, hsnsAs U'Sy. Denver
70 IS sm inM aud express from FRISCO. Nn.
fufd Nophi. ifofn aHd intermediate points
go I'm local eNprfta from h0fcuf, 1inur.
rfoyo. Asphi. Asht and Intermediate
a6i =" - milsd train FROM 1srHiHs,. Ioos.
ahd Garfcif heach.
tIniss south Of Jus5 run sslI slcsps
.Eun dlly .Io.pt sunasr
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Nrw YOni1 Nov. i4.-Chhuuocy
NJ. Dspev todaY fileJ iof probate TIE
will Ul the late Mfs. William N. Van
defbilt. Her estate, no ssii, was
worth about 100000. 70 her sister
Margaret h.bfomley, and hot brother,
Samuel kistam, IN gsve osoh .9D,Ouu
absolutely, ana s15, 900 In trust.
Geofse w. Naudefbilt gets hls moth.
tf's pew In ~. Biftholomew's church.
10 tho reolors And vna'fymen u tbs
latter church 10 lot absolutely i2bO,OJO,
10 be kept invested aud the Income ~.
piled to The utcs Of the church nud tho
expenses Of the parish house on Fofiy-
second street,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-14

NEW York. Nov. is-rbe World
special from Raisigh, N. e., says
Senator Butlsr's paper says eaitofially:
"Speskinx now for the Peoples
parry Of North Cs.elinn, snd, We be.
lievt, Tor the nation, VIZ taks the hbuf.
~ OF serving notice on Mt. Bryan that
" he dssiTrs 10 head the Reform foroos
Of the Peoples party Ia the fight he
must do 30 under come other name
than that Of Democrat. Tue pane has
become n rupfoaoh ana \ stencil among
TIE p.atle, -rd n ill Mt b. tuproFied
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-14

Mrs. w. Il. Meek, who resides al
CAmptonvillr. Gal, nays her daughter
was for several years troubled at timss
with ssvere cramTs 10 this stomach, ami
would be In such agony that II was
necessary to call IN q physician. HaV.
Ing road about Chsmhetlsin's Coilc.
Cholers and Dlarfiwa Eemsdy, she
concluded TO try II. bno found that Il,
always gave prompt relief. IL wss sci.
uen necessary to give the second dose.
VT has not only saved ns lots OF worry
and time" she says. shut also doctor
hills. IL IL my opinion that every
ihmiIy should nave bottle Of this
remedy In the house." For Sale by
DruggisIs.
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SALT LAKE & OGDEN RY.

Time.tAble in effect November 1T, islt
leave AZ. Farm ~ LAGOON Arrive
,. l. inEtuu Yarn IL.
LAGOON luFton
= Ca ~. Can = % m. - tea. W
- 20 a. m. 80 ~ n IA 80 q n "a ~ y ia m
tt0p. IN. 6I0nm sDp. m Islp ~.
snsiy except runday
tunday trains iosye 4 .. CITY SEQ. isifoa
! " o ~. sunday trains leave Harrington
sta, iitA an, sep. On.
TINS TABLE ron BACKS nor SPRINGS
Leave = !. Daily W pil1Am., 90, : "
: a. Fitoand Sop N.
Leave lieet'n Daily -. ltis1 hm.. 900, ass
atsn. h.l3, 5.2ip N.
$50, ailr, finR M.
cave HCckt sunday 1oili an, ~ 80, gill.
asp, toi, s'!s, . p,uL
E1uud Trip including bath Ste. Childrcn sc.
n. ". FAHLrr. Passenger Agent
tthuN hAMnhnotn. heul Manager
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Tho druggist will toll you that no
one 10 better qualified 10 Judge OF tue
merits OF an article than the dealer,
because he bases his opinion on the ex.
perionce Of all who ute H. For tnlt
reason he wishes ue 10 publish tho
rsartks OF other dealers about nc arii.
ole which he handles. Messrs. &. r..
Moore & Co., New berg, Ore, say: "ws
.ell more OF Chambeflain's Cough
Remedy than all others put together,
aud II always givet good sHtiSfaotion.' -
Mr. j. y. Allsu, Fox, Orr, ssy': 81
believe Chamberlain Cough RsmeGy
TO be the best l have haudlea." Mr.
w. II. Hitchcock, Columbu', Wash.
sayb: "Chsmberlain's Cough Remedy
sells well aud IL mighty praised by oil
who use l."
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r,nr roop AsD nRlNN

II your tea is good. it is
cheap; if it is not good. it
is dear. no matter what YOU
pay for it-you had better
drink water.
But good tea is better
than water sometimes. be-
cause it tastes good, and
whatever tastes good makes
the stomach work right
SO good tea--Sch2iRg's
Besf-is cheap.
AsShhas q Company
San fmncso1 80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-14

asy more. Ia ihs camparn iisi
closed, the Psopiu's party ioinoi iofr's
with the Democrats aud the I'm
Gratis again plAyej the people fHlsy,
gtOtsly and bfutaliy ialst. We at
done with them now aud ferovaf' aud
also with any man wbp seeks 10 lrai
The people hereafter under any stand
ari thst may bear ;ho nsmr o. hsre
tho smifoh Of the word Dsm9ctacy on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-14

LOSDoS, Nov. lt,-Tno Daily News
has an ODESSA Dispatch which says
admiralty orders have been issued Al
every Euxino part that all Russian
naval reserve officers snail hold them
selves In readiness 10 assemble NJ Be-
baslopoi " needed during December.
A cruiser ~ hastily fitting, the die.
patch Adds, for tue transport Of troops.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-14

The direct lire 10 Kansas City, II.
Louis and Atlantic sesboArd, 10 via
the Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping ard chair
oars, and all connections mpde In
Union dspots IN tho day time. II you
sre going East and care for y daylight
ride through the grAndeAt scenery OF
the Rocky Mountains On route, see
that your ticket roads Wis Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair cars
positively free to holders OF regular
iIain ticket.
IL. u. KooeEH, q. +. a +. A.,
81 MoIlhn BLOCK. hall Laks GllY.
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Sore throat. Any ordinary oahh may
DO cured In one night by applying
ChamberlAin's Pain Balm ~ directed
with spch bottle. This medicine IL
also famous for i's cures Of rhsu IN item,
lame back and dssp.seaied anu muGou .
lar pains. For srle Nv DruegistR.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-14

Twrnty-iour bars OF BabUltl- bot
Soap and one paeHsrs OF l716 Wash.
ing Powder lot 81 90, At tho n. Y
Cash Grocery, opposite posttfiics.
MEYER BHUH., Prop.
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lily BHOTIIHfts,


suffered from ca,srrh Of the
worst hind ever since boy, and !
never hoped for cute, but Ely's Cream
Balm seems ~ do even that. Many
acquaintances have used II with er.
cellent results. - Oscar Ostrum, IS
Warren Avenue, Chicago, III.
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On receipt VI ten oeHs cash OF
ttamps, = generous sample viii be
mailed Of thu mott popular Catattb
and Hay Fever Cure (Elys Cream
Balm) sufficient to demonstrate Its
great merit. Full size bOc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-14

Twenty-Five ONE pouna bars test
Washing Soap for 81, 90. at Equitable
Co.Op
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AS Regularly
as Clocks

the trains Of tho Burllne.
ton Route maintain daily
service between
Denver aud Omaha.
Denver AMI Chicago.
Denver aud ~. Joseph.
F77r-s,-rfs--1 Denver and Kansa. city.
n,rnffififl Denver and ~. Louis.
klsXi>sr Two trains daily. Tho
IFd !TirfiTl favo'iia l. tho "Ns.tibuied
tliIk@ryHtl Flyer which leaves Den.
yer atoi'O nm. daily. For
sreed, comfort, perfect
equipment II has no super
Tor anywhere.
Tho local ticket agent
will furnish tickets via the
Burlington Route II you
ask forthem. AK for them.
W. r. McNimtAS. Coal Agent. salt
Lake city, IL Walker Block.
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THE
DENVER & Rio
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF The WORLD

Tho only limo running two
through last trains DAILY to
Loaovillo. Aspon Pueblo. Col
orado Springs and Donvor.
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wiiferd wsodruo. Gee. N. oss.sz,
prssideat CashioF.

CASH CAPITAL, egoo,ooo
CAbA sUHpLun, S1oo,Oeo
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-17
Two REPORTS SUBMITTED.
ira Grubb, aud Mra Corso Toll What
They Have Done

Mrs Grub, aud MTa Corso Toll What
They Have Done.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. iG.-Mrs. Sophie T.
Grubbs. superintendent Of work among
foreigners. reported TO the National
woman's Christian Temperance meet
ing that Il was progressing favorably,
although influenced by the general de-
preston IN business. The seven nation
al associates had done effective work in
Spanish, Dutch, Scandinavian and Dan.
ish divisions. "Our American flag"
she said, in concluding, "still floats over
the saloon on Ellis island at our chief
port Of entry. and immigrants are well
coined with the greeting Of the saloon"
Mrs. NJ. b. Corse, president Of the
publishing association, reported tho re.
ceipis were sig5,SS7 and tho expendi.
lures were sle5,i6i. Tho receipts for
1896 were si4. ACE less than in 1895. but
the net gain was s5l6. The financial
storm had been weathered by reducing
expenses. the volume Of business being
smaller.
Mrs. Corse also submitted a report
about the temple. She HAD raised si4l.'
sos Of the SEQ 600 needed 10 buy the
trust bonds, and would try 20 secure the
balance this year, Interest ON the bondi
has been paid.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-17

The Texas Annual Conference Of the
A. NJ. y. church, oolored, closed At
Allen Chapel Sunday night From
the long list Of appointments We note
that l.. d. Hornaday has been given
the Bryan charge and 5. NJ. Holmee
transferred to the Central Texas Con.
ference. One Of those who attended
the meeting says There has perhaps
been no conference In the history Of
our church in Texas where peace aud
harmony among the ministers has been
more marked. Bishop Armstrong;
father y admoniiions were continually
before the boiy, 80 that every time
there was any indication Of friction II
was put aside by the presiding officer"
Mr.. r. P. Brooks left last night br
Houston, where he will remain some
time introducing and pniting On the
market his patent dish washer. The
ufnt uiNNhluCr tANlNlAtA NtiN u rNNAtH-
only IN hotels and restaurants, they
b,ing too large ard costly for general
family use. In order to meet all de-
uapds Mr.. Brooks has devised a small
Ell machine for family use, and is now
prepared to meet all demands. Tn,
machine can he used a. a washing ma
chine or churn, and in dyeing cloths o
any kind as good work can be had al
from a steam dyer. Il is evidently {
great success.
Hear W. J. Bryan and Robi lueer
sol on the photograph at the Handy
Kitchen. 800
The new bridge on the Brazos nver al
Pitts Ferry will be ini.hed about Dec
ember or very soon thereafter. az,
there Is con, iderable talk Of making !
completion the occasion Of grand bar
becue and celebration. One OF the pro
moters Of the enterprise thinks that !
the barbecue wss pat on this side an,
the drinks across the river the bidg
could be paid for in one day by eharg
ing 10 cents toll for everybody VIII
Gro sed over.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-17

The Eagle takes pleasure in directing
the attention Of the public to tho an.
nouncement OF Major W. A. Banks for
the Office Of city secretary, assessor and
collector at the ensuing April election.
Major Banks has resided In Bryan
twenty years and is highly esteemed by
an ~ a scholarly gentleman. lie be-
longcd to the first faculty Of the A. and
NJ. College after iIs opening in 1875,
and later served as superintendent oI
the Bryan City Schools for ten years
his last connection being two more
years at the A. and NJ. The Eagle he
licyes that II elected TO the Office h,
seeks he will discharge it, duties faith
fully, efficiently and satisfactorily.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-17
MAcEo HEARD FROM.
Ie Gives some Details In Letter 60
senior Palma.

lie Gives some Details In = Letter 90
senior Palma.
NEW YORK. Nov. i6-Senor Tomas
Estrada Palma, the Cuban delegate, has
received a letter from General Antonio
Maceo under date Of Nov. Z.
"You need have no uneasiness about
me, says Macoo In his letter. Even
in the case that weyler could direct
against rs such an enormous army that
could not meet II In the field in open
battle, AZ I have done with success now,
I viii resort TO guerilla warfare IN the
event my troops prove inefficient.
! will give hard work 10 even 100000
soldiers"
while the writer was preparing his
trocha." Maceo says. Il was making a
line also" Maceo describes Immediately
In these words what he meant by his
trocha. Il Is narrow passage through
the mountains. and the only way IN
fact, TO reach the Htrongholds where the
Cubans have their supplies Of ammuni'
ton and two factories for making pow
der and cartridges. The Spanish troops
Maceo says confidently, cannot get L
the Cuban stronghold. The passage
admits only one man at a time in front
and besides that In a space Of hall
/ Spanish league Cubans have built hun
dreds Of trenches and sown them Will
dynsmte bombs. lfweyler could force
the pass, Maceo says, he would onl,
meet destruction half way.
In the same letter General Mace
gives the news that he has captures
four cannons and great quantity o
ammunition In his last engagement
with the SpaSish troops, especially
against the corps Of Melguizo.
With regard to provisions. he say
that he is we'll supplied, also notwith
standing the fact that the port Of Pima
del Mar is not 30 well provided for a
the rest OF the island.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-17
Ginners' Estimate.

The following statement was handed
10 the reporter by a local cotton man
who has the figures directly from the
gin men themselves, 10 date. The fig
ures show a comparison Of the ginning
this and last year Of twenty gins in
Brazos and Burleson counties: Burle-
son county--John X. Parker's gin, 1895,
7S7 bales; 1896 10 date, s5S bales; ex-
poets al outside estimate 20 bales more.
N. Parker, 1896, 1850 bales 1896, ss7
bales expects Is bales more. John P.
Chance, 1895, $50 bales 1895, $50 bales
expects % more. Dan Sims has ginned
40 bales more than in 1895, and ex'
poets 20 bales moie. J. o. Chance,
/ 1895, $50 bales 1896, 7S5 bales; ex-
poets % bales more; has 800 acres in
cultivation more than last year. VIM,
Hoppe, 1895, 80 bales 1895, Si5 bales
expects IS bales more; has 45O acrel
in cultivation more than Last year. 4
X. Bate, 1895, 400 bales 1896, AZ
bales and expects 25 more.
Brazos County-John +. Astin, 1895
1914 bales; 1896, 200 bales and expects
90 more. NJ. w. Sims, 1895, S54 bales
1896. 2s7 bales aud expects 10 more
lG. S. Parker, 1895, 400 bales 1896
! 100 bales. and expects 30 bales more
r.. c. Dennis, 1895, $50 bales, 1896 SO
bales, and expects 25 more Garth
Howell 4 Webb. 1895, 900 bales; 1895
1000 bales, and expects 100 more. NC
petsky, 1895, l9S bales 1896, 5is bale
and expects % more. stephens, 1876
400 bales 1896, 3s2 bales, expects l
more. Henderson's gin, 1895, S6S balei
1895, 30l bales and expects 10 more
Billy Morgan, 1896, 46s bales 1895, ~
y bales and expects 10 more Q S. JoneI
1895, 6s5 bales 1896, $50 bales, an
] expects 40 more. Preston x kelle!
Q 1895, 402 bales; 1896, 279 bales and e'
poets Is more. Wilson and siptacl
tiSa5, So bales 1896, 1876 bales and el
poets 20 bales more.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-17

Capt. Bob Adams bought 23i bead Of
c ,ttlc today OF Messfs. McConnico and
Burroush and will iat,en them for mar.
keL
Dr. Geo. K. Tabor showed 10 the ~.
porter a perfectly formed peiriaed
wAsp's or yellow jackets nest vest, rday.
II was found between Bran and Col.
lege and will be sent BY Dr.. Tabor 10 q.
friend In St. Louis.
Mr.. A. G. woodward and family have
moved back to bryan again. A. elsa
hustler, and no pa,e suits him Ne well
aso'd Bryan.
Johd b. Mike will sell apples today at
25 cents bucket; swee' potatoes 10
cents abucket-siTiclly for ca.h-not 30
days. 800.
Leave your orders Tor Thanksgiving
oysters At the Handy Kitchen. Free
delivery. Hing mp phone 2O2, $40
Mrs. A. s. Blumenihal ofNava oia, ls
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mls. II.
Marwihky
The uorlhbouut passenger train was
delayed Sunday by the hont trucks Of
the engine getting "a at Nayasola.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-17
R. M. WTL@ON.

Consul General Leo has acquainted
the administration with these facts and
the president is at present simply await.
ing events and will shape his course by
dey9gf8srts.
IN In osops Of General weyler that
he " greaHle 10 score a decided vic.
tor NY e assembling Of congress.
Dec f.SSsyS y fears adverse action by
that body 5000 after It meets, and has
urged General weyler TO demonstrate
his ability TO crush the rebellion within
the next two weeks II possible.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-17
UNCLE JOSH sPRUcEBY.
The Best Bands And n Rat.
Ting Fine show Tonight.

That funny old farmer, Uncle Josh
sfruceby, will be AZ the opera house
tonight The Company numbers thirty
people, carries iWo excellent hands and
n ilne lo, Of special scenery and me-
chanioal elecls. The company shows
home lie on the farm wilh Uncle Josh
AZ the central figure. During the play
many new songs, dances and musical
specialies are introduced. Tho big
street parable lakes pace a. nooa look
oui or the two bands