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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
MAGIC is DISTURBED.
Does Not Like the various Reports
About His Brothers Death.

does Not Ike me Naftooa RNFoN~
About Hh BROTHERS Death.
HAVANA. Aug. 29.-Miguel Varona,
Aide-de-camp Of Antonio MAceo, arrived
At Puerto Principe on last Saturday,
bringing detailed news Of Maxine Go
mez' movements. Antonio Maceo "a re-
ported to be very much disturbed at the
different versions Of Jose Maceo's death.
A decree has been published TO the
effect that the bank bills forced into the
transaction Of business by the authority
Of the government recently should be
utilized for the bourse and for mer.
chants and bankers, but these bills are
10 be used - . temporary circulating
medium only. II IL not intended that
business instAllments or deferred pay.
menss shall Be arranged for In these
bills At the present time. Il Is the In
tention Of she government to SEQ what
effect the decree win have and TO get at
the attitude Of the general pablo Of
Cuba in this particular. but bills will be
made full legal tender and allowed
20 interfere with existing contracts.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
ALvAReDo TELLS A STORY.

says Charley Churchill Was Burned
Wrapped In an American Tlag.
Boston. Aug. 30 Lieutenant AlvAr-
edo Of General Maceo's army has Ar
rived here from Cuba. He says that =
month ago General weylsr discovered =
Cuban newspaper In the pocket Of an
American named Charley Churchill OF
Pennsylvania. BY weyler's command
Churchill was wrapped In an American
Gag and burned to death. Four Ameri-
can sea captains were witnesses Of this,
he says
AlvaredO says he left this port July
IS In command Of the steamer ]. T.
HArtway on board Of which were 500
ablebodied recruits. In addition, the
HArtwAy carried dynamite bombs. iOC
rifles and provisions for three months,
Both men and ammunition were safely
landed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30

While In Bryan last week IN
had the pleasure Of meeting several
Grimes county people, now living
in Bryan. viz: Ira Gooch, W. P.
Davis. W. R. Sanders, W. r. John.
son, Col. Wren, II. Hernole, Bense
Marretl, Mrs. l.. 4. Johnson and
Miss Kate Nowlin. Bud MarretI
has been very sick about five weeks,
but was better Saturday morning.
Mrs. Bense Marrett is very sick.
wepray they may soon be enjoying
their usual good health.-Cawthon
Correspondent Nayasota Tablet.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30

The Tablet will ever stand up
for home merchants, home factories,
home schools aud home institutions
of every kind. II everybody else
would do likewise they would in.
spire the confidence Of the outside
world, foster and encourage home
industry and develop and strength
ca our community interests gener'
ally.-NayasOta Tablet
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
A MuRoER Mosr AoRRlelI.
Negro Woman Shot sud Her Head
Almost Severed.

AitaeaN HsNefsus
HEARSE, Tex. Aug. 29.-The circum.
stances surrounding the brutal killing
Of lie negro woman here are har
rowing and horrible. After receiv.
ing three gunshot wounds her head was
almost severed from her body and her
face and hands were terribly lacerated
with razor The officers did not ar
rive promptly. and the murderer 80.
capped TO the woods.
Three Of his own race took the trail
with dogs and followed him, capturing
nearly 90 miles from the scene Of the
murder The negroes were greatly
aroused and armed posses were on the
move. At II O'Clock yesterday morning
Deputy sheriff winfrey, with guard
Of three negroes, passed through Il
Franklin with the negro, An eH
cited crowd, composed entirely o.
negroes, closed in behind the posse anC
lynching was imminent, but no leadel
was forthcoming aud the mob dispersed
just north Of town.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
Has bought Fran Bros Handy Kitchen ant
Ice Cream Parl0r,
2O2.

J.T MCGEE WIS In town Yesterday
Misses Willie Christian aud Sallie
Hanneman returned yesterday iiom a
visit 10 Mrs. u. l.. Reed near Pitts
Bridge.
Capt. Hester aud Capt Bob huds'
peth we're In the city yesterday
X. n. Scale OF Benchlty vas here
yesterday,
W. NJ. Foster WAS 4, rved With an in
junction by Gland HOFFMAN last even
ing which prevents him from doing nny
woik for hi. house until Sept. !.
A Sunday school in .ti,ute, conducted
by that veteran ar most successful
Sunday school worker, Dr. I. c.
Boykin, wiNR cyan at the Baptist church
Thursday, September 3.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 29.-Secretary Of the
Treasury Senior Jose Ives Lmantour Of
Mexico. who arrived In this city few
days ago. a. the guest Of the Sc. Louis
Spanish club, visited the Merchants
Exchange Friday in company with Da-
vid r. Francis, who will be Secretary
Smiths successor Ina pleasant little
speech. senior LmsntOur expressed his
thanks for attentions paid him since his
arrival here, and assured his hearers Of
the good feeling existing between the
people Of the two republics and hoped
that in the near future our commercial
relations may be drawn still closer.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30

The Messrs. Rothchilds, OF Lon
don, Berlin, Vienna and Paris, an.
lopnpe their intention to dump Il
slush fund Of q hundred millions
Of dollars, II necessary, to carry
the American elections for McRin.
ley, Possibly the Ubiquitous and
corruptlng InuilenOcs may succeed
in defeating the popular will. but
our plulocralic friends are troading
upon dangerous ground in pander.
ing to the money kings OF Europe.
They are sowing the wind which
will reap a whiriwipd Of bolody
revolution Houston Herald.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
He sLANoEREp TAe eIsHoP.
Rev. rassmors Expelled For saying Ugh
ThlnEs About bishop Warren.

DENVER, Aug. 2a.-The Colorado
Methodist Episcopal church conference
has expelled Rev. +. p. Passmore from
the ministry because he tocuscd Bishop
Warren Of being In league with saloon.
keepers and gamblers. Mr.. Passmors
takes the ground that in voting or work.
ing for the Republican or Democratic
tickets minister Of the gospel prActi.
cally leagues himself with the saloon
element, and h 8 position il against that
canon Of the Methodist discipline which
asserts that the licensing Of the liquor
traffic Is a sin
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
SUPERIOR ROUTE

The Hillsboro Reflector thinks
democrats could not ask ANYTHING
better of the republicans than that
they send John sherman on speech
making tour in the west, lie i 50
identified with the tras. porboia,e,
syndicate and ring rule, and his-
whole course so opposite to the In,
t'rests Of the masse', that hp Is 70.
pulsiye to the plain people Of the
country. They would Just as soon
believe Satan a friend Of Christ, as
to believe that John sherman, tho
chief instrument In the hands 81
English syndicate to dcmonclize
silver was a friend % lhe GPl IN
people.N
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
Ths Jsr..r cnr pl.ahlsa.

LONDON. Aug ". Tho British steam.
~. Jersey City. which was cited on
Brow Head minus her propeller, reports
having Lost It 900 miles west Of Faatnst.
She started 60 return to Bristol under
sAil, az vas Ia dangerous position un.
gil the steamer Lord Londonderry picked
her up and towed her into QueenssOFn.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30

A pretty good story j, told on
Mark Hanna, ckinley's campaign
manager. lie had been away from
home and on his return he accosled
one OF his foreman thus; "Well,
Mike, you're going to help US elecl
Major Mckinley this time, aren't
yOu?" "Well Mr.. Hanna sqId
Mike, "the Irish are all Democratic
you know "Qh, yes said Han.
ma, "bui" you don't want to help
elect those silver kllogs, d, yoqy
How would you like TO be paid in
SOC dollars, Mixer "0h we'll, Mr..
Hanna, said Mike rif you'll nald
pay me in Soc dollar wouldn't you
be glad to got III dolt7" Mr., Han.
ma got the worst Of Il and let Mike
alone.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
Suspended IN. Mlal.,ss.

SEDALiA. Mo-, Aug. 20. The special
committee Of the West German confer.
ence. which investigated the charges Of
immortality preferred agains. Rev. An.
gust Lemkan at Topeka. Kan, brought
in verdict Of guilty, Of imprudent con.
duct. The immortality charges not being
sust lined. Bishop Fowler approved the
recommendation to suspend Mr.. LemkAH
from Ministry for an indefinite period
Counsel for accused acquiesced in YER
dict.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30

vienna, Aug. 29.-The cEArinA wa
heartily oheercd while ont driving Fri.
day with Princess StephAnie, All the
members Of the royal family dined en-
famills at Castle I,einE Friday evening.
Emperor Joseph, Prince I,obanofI. Ros.
tove Ky and Count GolaehOEski held
conferences for the discussion ~ natter
political.
Emperor Francis Joseph presented .
costly vase to Prince Lebanon. Rosie
vesky In connection with the events n
the Hofburg.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
II. &T.C TIr G Card.

Fall advertising Ia opening up. Now
Is The time 70 plant September al In
the daily.
@. II. wyse has received bis NV
stock Of fall ami winter goods. Don't
fail 10 call early and see what rare bar
h.,,.ins he has 2S3
w. NJ. Foster l. now representing the
well known Chicago packers, Niles q
Robins.
FOR sALE-Light one horse, stud
baker spring wagon and sot Of harness
will be sold together or singly, to SUIT
purchaser. Apply to W. 7. lanes. II
last winter, was married TO Mr.. Blunt
Childiess yesternay morning at Terrell
and the happy pair were on the train
yesterday afternoon en- rou'o to Calves
ton.
Wyse's new goods ale beautiful
Have you seeh themg 2S5'
Miss Pearl Turner, who visited Mrs.
Calhoun and made many friends here
Oh. WISE Is closing out summer
goods at unhcard Of reductions. There
is no room In the house for them so
they must be sold. 2SS
semones Adams is at home wiiE
his parents 10 spend Sunday.
FOR sALE-A brand new pheaton,
Apply to l.. X. Bonneville. sept Is
Mrs. W. W. Harris returned home
from Kaufman yesterday,
Cotton seed bulls delivered TO an
part OF the city at $3.50 per town by
Ira Gooch. Phone 80. Septl
Allen Dyes and A. w. Shealey were
In town yesterday
c. II. wyse went to market early
and secured the very beet Bargains
New YORK had - otier for crsh. lie
now has the good. la his store aud in
turn oilers them to the people at prices
lower than ever beflre, Don't iail TO
call and see for yourself the fret time
ugo shopping. 2S3.
The city hall roof has just been re-
painted.
Pulls do not cure constipation. They
only aggrayate. Karrs Clover Root
Tea gives perfect regularity OF the
bowels. Sold by all druggists.
Mr.. ara Mis-. lhl Clsik and Mits
Adah Lee Polls returned 10 Hampstead
Yesterday.
A great many persons may be blow
ing auout low prices which are not low,
but the people can zee Tor lhemselNe 90
the bargaihs in iali aud winter guuds
iusl received ~ &. a. Nyses. lie has
every lniug IA dress gu0ds, c,othing, un
derwear, hoots, shoe-, hats, trunks aud
ralires, etc. .3S.
=. x. Henderson, left yesterday iuf
Nava,ols and Houston.
The best cough cure rs SHILOH Cure
A neglected cough Is dangerous. stur
II at once with Shiloh's Cure. sold by
all druggists.
Mrs. \. Jametia and MIR. ]. \. Mus.
t..tf. .atur Al fratu uunstou Vestet.
day.
FOR SALE Graded Jersey milk &, "
With heller calf Apply TO W. +
James. -
Mr.. Perrin returned 10 llcarue yes
teriay.
Diseased blood. constipation, aud
kidney, liver and bowel troubles are
curcd By KarIs Clover Root Tea. Sold
III a.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30

FRANKFoRr. KY, Aug s9.-Judgs
Harrity Of tie court Of appeals has reR.
dercd his decision In the Louisville oon'
tempt cases. He reinstAtes the injune.
tons Of Judge Toney Of Louisville, and
thi. action puts the board Of aldermen
and Mayor Todd ia contompt OF Judge
Toney's court The dcoison 10 . yic
tory for the Democratic hoard Of public
safety, which the board Of Aldermen
have be n isFlag 10 gust for the past
three months.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
Home Forum.

The Home Forum Benefit order re-
Gently organized here now has mem
bership Of seventy-four. There will he
another meeting on Wednesday night
next, s: 80 o'clock, at X. Of Z. Hall.
All members requested TO be present,
as there will be a large number on
hand for initiation.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
.p.p.,. o.alssl oaesr, Rs.IEE

YoEOHAEA, Aug gQ.-The entire min
istFy has resigned. Count knrodA has
been appointed acting premier. The
crisis AFoae on account af the difference
Of opinion regarding tho vacant tOEsigR
nnrilnlln
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30

NEw YORK. Aug 20. President Cleve-
land, accompanied by Attorney General
Harmon and Private Secretary Thurber,
arrived this morning on the yacht Sap
phire and were driven direct 20 the
home Of Secretary William G. Whit.
ney. where the reception to Ia Huns
Chang was to take place about noon.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
Cotton Receipts.
China Painting.

Miss Mary +. Carr, who has just ON
pleied the course at Osgood Art school,
New York City, Is prepared to Civ In
struclions In all the branches Of high
art china painting, viz; Royal Worcer'
ter. dresden, elf, etc. The studi
will be fitted up with all convieniences
including kiln. Class begins Sept. Let
Exhibit Of Miss Cars work may he
seen at Tyler Haswell. Sept. /.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30

suLrnuR sFHiNas. Tex, Aug. az
The l9'year.olA boy Of Sam J. Matthews
who Il IN knee pants, shot and killed :
negro, Mike Smith. 90 years old. on
examining trial tho boy was bald IN
bond Of $500, The place where the Kill
ine took place is some eight miles east
a hep The negro lived on the farm
Of Mr.. Matthews The negro wa sho,
through the hear.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
Kiilah L. RnnAWaK.

GALVESTON, Aug. S9.-In n runaway
here Mrs. Mary Hoyl was seriously hurt,
her infant killed and Mrs, Emily Jay
had her kneecAp broken and was other.
wise hurt, The horse overturned the
cart in frpnt o. > SiFeetcar vp'eh ran
over them before II could be stopped
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
,np Eren Empsror WIIlIam.

LONDON. Aag. 2p.-It IL AHnDpnced
that Emperor William will give . costly
silver cup. designed By himself. 10 the
winner Of the yacht race to BE- held be-
tween Dover and HslegolAnd. after che
celebration Of the conclusion Of the
si1tieth years reign Of Queen Victoria
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30

MILvAUgEK Ang. M.-sThe Roth
Manufacturing plant has heen ss.sea BY
the sheriff On claims Cor ela,ooO, in fay
or Of the Marshall nsley hans. TIE
company later assigned. Assets and H.
abilities ESQ 900 each.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30

WATERLOO. Ia. Aug, 29.-The dry
goods firm Of Miller Daugherty. oPerat'
ing stores at this place and at Washing
ton, Iowa has made an assignment. Ia
abilities 10000; nominal sSO,OOO. In.
Abiiiy TO realize on assets is given rs the
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
NC HvNpRID NATWIs NlLEo.
Rssui, q ths B-lpbaFdmeRi Of the Pal
ace Ai IanElbAF.

Rssui, q ths hslRbaFdmeni of the Pal.
ace ~ IanslbAF.
LONDON, Aug IA special fFop
ZanEi ar says that il estimated that SOC
II the natives We killed during thu
bombarament Of the palace
The new sultan, HamoQd Bin No
hammedan Bin Said, has been racoiFed
by the Arabs Of Zanzibar.
Said khalid, the suppressed usurper,
Ia still at the German consulate. pend
ing adyiccs from Europe IS 10 his nlti.
mate disposition. The fro At the palace
bag now been quenohed and the sailors
Of the Rrltisk EgpadrOn are removing
abe victims
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
Mr.. GREEN OVERCOME.
wspt when Told Of the Loss Of Hi
Entire Family

wspt when Told Of the Loss Of Hi
Entire Family
KANSAS CuY, Aug. 29.-ChArles W.
Green, travelling passenger agent Of the
Big -Four railway, reached here this
morning from Denver Friends from
this city had gone to Topeka TO meet
him and broke the news Of the terrible
loss Of his family to him as gently a.
possible. Green was overcome BY the
blow and wept like a child when told
Of the destruction Of his loved ones. Hs
could understand no reason ;or the art
having been committed. he said.
There are no new developments In Oh,
case, and the superstition IL expressed
that Mrs Green while temporarily in.
sane had killed her children and then
herself, is still adhered to.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
CROSSED IHe DEAD LINE.

nAaderAs and Ms Troops bFssk Through
the spanish TFoeha,
MAnRID. Aug. ga dispatch from
Havana says that the insurgents, com
manded by Quinlin Banderas, succeed
ed IN passing the trOchA at Mariel. They
pass d through the Gordon drawn across
the island Of Cuba west Of Havana, and
an inquiry viii be opened for the pur'
pose Of AscertAining how the Spanish
failed to prevent them from crossing the
line. Troops are in active pursuit Of
BAnderas and his band.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Mrs eagles aud Her son Arrested In
Oklahoma.

Mrs eagles aud Her son Arrested In
Oklahoma.
KANSAS CnY, Aug. ga special TO
the Star from Perry, o. T.. says Mrs. J.
@. eagles, formerly Madden, and hsr
son, Charles Madden, have been arrested
southeast Of Perry by deputy marshal
from Paris, Tex, on charge Of murder
committed near Caddo. l. T.. several
years ago, A warrant was also issued
for the arrest Of another son Of Mrs
eagles, but he has eluded the officers.
II Is alleged the crime is the murder OF
a wealthy man named Jefferies, and il
is charged the Maddens with the as.
astance OF their mother, killed him for
his money. Mrs, eagles is widow and
wealthy. The arrests has caused much
excitement.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30

/. 5, Cook was in the city yesterday
The little girls Of the neigh borhOod
enjoyed a ",a,ky party" very much
Friday night at tie residence Of Mr..
aBl Mrs. J. r. Parks.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
John T.. Chance Farm For
Lease.

Lease.
/ desire to lease the above farm for
period Of five years, embracing go
acres Of cultivated land second to none
in the B,azos bottom, with frst-class
gin ouliit on the place, sin house. ma.
chinery aud everything connected with
Il In the best OF order. Time flowing
artesian wells and all in good condition.
The location u the gin for patronage
Is superior 10 any other stand In the
bottom. ln addition to leasing the
laud will sell for cash ~ on time with
approved sccurity aud 10 per cent in
,erest, the following personal property;
twenty drstcla.s mules, 10 or y head
Of good farm horses, inl outfit Of Wag.
ons, farming implements also some
hing over 100 head Of fat hogs, embral
ing all sizes, also some 1000 or 5000
bushels OF corn. In other words an op.
poriunity = now offered TO parties de
string 10 lease = 6rst class hrm. Ap
ply TO 5 VI Derien, BrysH. Texas, Agen
for Lille l.. Chance, ExecGtriE. Jno, P
Chance Estate. 2a0
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
THE MARKETS.
Celtan.

0ALvuroS. Aug. &-OrdinAry, s.ie; good
.fdmary. eia.l0; low middling, SIS; mid
dhr !. : ile5 gp9a middhhgl 10 middlihe
"a
god ordinary, 6tsi6. low middlng, Z al0,
lair. 3 sic
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
A0ooa Thing.

Ifyou want 20 mend broken china.
glass, etc., by "SiameFe Cement ll,e
best. not affected By water o. heat
Sold aud guaranteed by Fam D. Wihon
4 Co. Oct IS.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30

FOR RENr-Th Gregory huss
Reef Presbyterian church. APPS 4
W. s. lioAell.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30

Nnw YoaK, Aug aS.-Following ere the "a.
lal net recsipts VI cotton NJ all ports since
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-07

inferessins Gossip That sh2svs "How
the MIND HfeUs~

Evsrets. oSs. s--sgscsai-cosanty Alter
new Hesner was ameo< tAe callers a. the
Rspuhlissa eouaiy eoEnrNsres hca1aasr~
tiers To-Day. he rsperts very goo3 Re-
publican nassting a. satan lssi night az
which A. ". Fratrr ana himself ~ere
IA speakers The Republicans there are
wiaeawaks. and w.H Haka = gooa rscors
IN Sswses Der.
n, frvine .sfepsanms fre-s stsasraoi
20 Cha rssss "A Garages tassay shst raee-
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last saSks ". =. ReH ssas Esle<. = II.
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EgaaNeet : laiEns inta j.as IN zcoS sgyis.
As.4e frega . varls5y - sxceilenl cara-
fsalNa itssafane wSseA ~ committee e
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arne - tHe sane En@ ~ T7vs.6ssss Afgs3-
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WssAs. sze4 sza @As x'kew twa sscks,s
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FEEDING MEN To SHARKS.
How Butcher Weyler Gets Rfd Of Has
Prisoners without Lcav-
ing ANY Traces.

Chicago Oct. "a special TO the Times
from Key West says: 5uteherses on an
awful scale are being perpetrated nightly
in Havana according 10 letter received
here from one OF the most reliable corre-
spor6ents In the Cuban capital Every
night az police headquarters prisoners are
taken out and placed on The Books as re-
leased. These individuals. In charge OF
three policemen, are placed IN boat and
start OF. They dGn'i land anywhere, but
after a while the officers come back with
out the prisoners. This action has been
watched night after night From the nrst
OF September TO the seth eightiy-three
prisoners have disappeared In this way.
Five were drowned on the night Of Sep
TENDER g.
Frcm the oahanas and More castle. pris-
oners are taken oat ard drowned in the
same way. The reason they are taken oac
OF the harbor Is on account of .ne number
OF sharks. which get hold Of the bodies
and leave no trace.
La Barrera has Ave n.sn under arrest
on suspicion OF putting a dynamite bomb
under a gas main. They are kept a. the
police station. and tortured to make them
confess. The torture consists OF feeding
shem dry Goldfish. and not allowing them
any water. No other food ls allow ed. and
they die OF starvation IL they refuse 20
eat the salt cod. This 10 SAID TO be the
means employed BY weyier in Barcelona.
ana it il said II never fails to produce the
desired effect.