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sBRoPsHIRE BUCK.

FOR SALE. REGISTERED sHROP-
SHIRE BUCK, prize winner. 10 months
old Worlds Fair champion stock; n
bargain. w. W. HARPER.
no il-et Orange, Va.
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OF the groom. of Petersburg; Mrs. Kun.
OF Petersburg: Mrs. J. Binswanger. OF
BALTIMORE Mr.. and Mrs. Lippman. OF
Savannah; Miss Roscnbaum. Of Savan-
nah. and others from a distance.
MIR. solnri WEEDS Miss O'Dwycr.
Quite a pretty marriage took place at
ST. Patrioks church AT o'clock yester-
day morning The bride was Miss Mag
gle T. O'Dwycr and the groom Mr.. Jo-
scph SOlari. Rev. Father Donahue very
lmprcssively performed the ceremony.
After receiving congratulations from
n multitude OF friends. the bridT party
entered carriages. which were In wait
ing. and were driven TO the Chesapeake
and Ohio depot. where the happy couple
took the train for an extended TIP
North.
The attendants were Messrs. u.
O'Dwyer. brother OF the bride best
nam; William Collins; Hugh Bailey. OF
New Brunswick. \. j.; Frank amp
donics, John r. Roach. and Frank 50
lari.
The bride is the popular and accom-
plished daughter OF Mrs Julia ODwyer
and the late Cornelius O'Dwyer, and IS
one Of Fulton's most popular young IA
dies. The groom is valued employee
of A. Hoen q CO.. lithographers ana ~
as enterprising az he is popular
on their return they will make their
home at the residence OF the brides SIS
ter Mrs James y. Grady, 400 Denny
street. Fulton.
The bride received many handsome
and costly presents. among them Deau-
tiful diamond pin. the gift OF the groom
sister. She was attired IN o s'il,ids,
travelling suit Of cadet blue, with gloves
ana hat TO match. and entered the edi-
dce leaning on the arm OF her brother.
THOSE who came from distance 10
attend the wedding: were: Miss Mamie
pailev and Mr.. Hugh Bailey. both OF
New brunswick. n. j.; and Mr.. John f.
Iayler. City Sergeant Of Norfolk.
BEFORE taking their departure the
marty were served with a wedding
! breakfast.
Other weddings.
Miss Fanny Bragg and Mr.. II. c. Mar
chant. president of the CharlottesVlile
Woollen-Mills Company. We're married
Yesterday afternoon at the residence OF
Mrs NJ. l.. Allen. the brides sister al
No. 1lO3 east Clay street. the ceremony
being performed by Rev. II. 3. Lee rec
TOR Of Christ church. CharlottesViIie.
Mfr. and Mrs. Marchant left Tor an eN-
tended ,rip North. and will be at their
home. IN 'hdi i'l,N'Ni' i'' -
her 18th. The bride is talented young
lady. from Lunenburg county.
MIR. Henry Tolker and Miss rs tte ira
ser both of this city. were united I'm
marriage at nuptial mass at st. Mary S
catholic church at 6 O'Clock yesterday
morning Messrs. \. Tolker, Joseph Witt
kamp. i. Il. Hatke. and Joseph fraser
acted as ushers.
Mr.. Samuel +. Smith and Miss Linda
+. Toney were married at o'clock last
night al the residence Of the bride
uncle. Mr.. w. l.. Smith, Fifth and
Leigh streets. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. DIR. Nelson. I'm the pres
ence Of a few friends and relatives.
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Althea Complexion Cream Is the best
lotion on the market for chapped skin.
Ask your dealer for It,
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MUSICAL.


ON THURSDAY. NOV r. aIiS,nreh vii
nave taS AN an OYSTER LUNCH az s' non
Main street Lunch will be sersoS vsrs5sf
70 10 4. Price. sc. oysters ~ rou-.t
styles
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Old papers for sale at 25c. hundred o
Dispatch office.
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OF the groom, of Petersburg; Mrs. Kun,
OF Peiersburg Mrs J. Binswanger. OF
Baltimore: Mr.. and Mrs. Ldppman. OF
Savannah Miss Roscnbaum, OF Savnn-
nah. and others from distance.
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The groomsmeR were: Mr.. Harry
Pragg. OF Baltimore brother OF .ne
groom; Lieutenant Fred. Housman, OF
New York; Mr.. NJ. Fishman, OF Washing
ton; Mr.. l.. Tobriner. OF Washington,
Messrs. NJ. sonnehill, J. Hermann, and K.
Ring. OF Baltimore.
The bridesmaids We're; Misses Kate
Goodman. Cecne Guggenhimer. Of Lynch
burg: Hortense Guggonhimer Of Balti-
more; Corrinne Rosenbaum, OF Richmond,
sister % the bride; Jean Myers, Of Rich
mond and Grace Kuil. Of Petersburg
Mr. Henry Hutzler. OF this city. acted aS
master OF ceremonies. and the marriage
service was conducted by Rev. Or. Ed
ward n. Calisch, rabbi Of Beth-Ababa
synagogue.
DINNER AT THE JEFFERSON.
Immediately after the ceremony the
brida. party took carriages for the Jeffer-
son, where a magnificent weddlngfeast
was served, and where Mr. and Mrs.
Pragg received the congratulations Of
their friends.
Among those In attendance upon the we'd
ding were Mr.. and Mrs. Max Guggenhimer.
Miss Cecile Guggenhlmer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Guggenhimer. MIR H. Ring OF
.@-ifin,Gres Airs. George Davis " sister
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30
THREE STATES RAlNswEPT.
Damage In Wisconsin, Iowa aud Me-
bra.ka the Heaviest Ia Years.

damage In Wisconsin. Iowa aud Ne
bra-ka the Heaviest In Years.
CHICAGO, April Co. Rainstorms in
the states Of Wisconsin, Iowa and east
em Nebraska last night were very So
we're, and reports received show much
damage has been done.
The people along Ames avenue and
adjacent STREETS In Omaha packed their
goods preparatory TO leaving for higher
quarters. The Ames avenue sewer
caved in and 100 feet Of wooden side
walk was foated away. Reports from
the country show much damage. The
electrical display was the most continu.
Gus and fiercost for many years.
Nearly two inches Of rain fell In one
hour ut Dubuque. In. Great damage
was done 10 streets and bridges Both
powerhouses and many residences were
struck by lightning. The rainfall was
the heaviest recorded since the food Of
1919.
In Clayton county. Iowa, the rain
amounted 10 food. and all the river
were overlooked. Elkport was dclugcd
and much damage was done 10 property
Elk creek in Clayton county is out Of
It's bank and doing great damage q
farm property washing out is bank,
and doing much damage 10 fields in tn,
bottoms. Hail covered the northern
part Of the state.
At Clinton, Iowa, a cloudburst brought
the water over the fencctops at poini
where a deep hollow emptied Larg'
hailsiones fell and considerable damag'
was done. Trains ON the Anamos'
branch Of the Chicago and Northwestern
and Clinton branch Of the Chicago, Mil
waukee and 81. Paul were delayed SOW
eral hours by the washouts,
Considerable damage 20 telephon'
lines and electric street railways wa
done at Sioux City, H., by heav!
thunderstorm. Streets were washo'
ont and a number OF buildings damages
by lightning.
More than an inch Of rain fell NJ osh
kosh, Wis. Tho heavy downfall Of tn
last few weeks has solved the waite
question In the Fox river valley. Tn
water was hut one and three-quarte
inches below the crest Of the Menashi
dam. which is the point the government
has for two ycars been aiming TO attain
Boatmen and lumbermon are jubilant a
the condition Of things.
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STRUCK BY A CYCLONE
Serious Damage Done Up In
South Dakota.
PEOPLEKILIEDAE AND HOMES RAzED

u struck In tho vicinity Of spencer.
Madison aud Moatrose Right Persons
Reported Dead aud Fifteen Injured.
Wires Are Down and Particulars Can
not he Ascertained.
MITCHELL, s. d.. April ga severe
cyclone struck near Spencer, taking a
northerly direction and doing much
damage, Three persons were fatally
and 10 more or less injured in the imme'
date vicinity. The wires are down and
reports are meager.
At Madison a heavy wind demolished
several buildings and hail destroyed a
great deal Of glass. On account OF com
municaiion being cut of the full extent
Of the damage Il unknown.
A family Of five Is reported killed
outright near Montrose, but the report
cannot be verified.
The cyclone struck the little town Of
Epiphany, and II is reported completely
demolished Il. A large Catholic churci
was destroyed. Father Kroeger, th'
priest, was seriously injured, and Il
Others were more or less seriously in
jured. Details are meager, but tn
town is said to be completely wiped on
Of existence.
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Ia HIs oUsToMERs ~.
Shortcomings of Charlie. Kuhn Growing
Larger and Larger.


Larger and Larger.
ST. LOUIS, April 29.-The many cli-
ents of Charles Kuhn, the missing real
estate agent, who, II is asserted, left the
city after having embezzled their funds
have been unable to find a clew as "a
his whereabouts
II Is now believed that In addition "a
the amounts sued for by the victims Of
Kuhn aggregate over S9O, 600, there were
additional obligations left by him that
will aggregate Sis7, OOOa least. Almost
all these obligations are said 10 b.
worthless.
Attorney Carl Otto who represented
the plaintiffs has been besieged by the
creditors Of Kuhn. His visitors wers
men and woman who had placed theii
savings Of years in Kuhn's hands, full
Of confidence In him because Of his lonf
residence among them. The SUM
range from $500 loaned Kuhn by hii
washCrwoman tU thousands Of dollar
In his hands by Weather clients.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30
ILLINOIS REPUBLICANS.
ThsJ Meet ~ Springfield 20 Select Del
egates and Nominate State Omesrs.


Thsy Meet ~ Springfield 20 select Del
egates and Nominate State Omesrs.
SPRINGFIELD, April 29.-Neyer before
was there ever such a crowd at Re-
publican state convention IN Illinois AZ
that which assembled today here In
theAuditorium, and long before the con.
vention was called 10 order the building,
with seating capacity Of 1900, was
filed 10 OVERLOOKING.
DR.. Jameson, chairman Of the state
central committee called the convention
10 order and named Alderman Martin
b. Madden Of Chicago as temporary
chairman, who made ringing speech.
There was n riot at u meeting Of the
delegates Of the Twenty second con-
gressional district. Reyolvcrs were
drawn and while mo one was seriously
injured, there was a good deal Of vio-
lent punching and liberal use Of chairs
a. weapons. II was started by Hon.
Buck Mccarthy Of Chicago stockyards,
who came out Of the light with one eye
closed. When the meeting was called
70 order, Mccarthy became involved IN
n quarrel with William Webb. a dis
trict central committeeman, about the
seats at the convention Buck pulled
a slingshot and attempted 10 strike his
opponent In an instant every man
present was ON his feet and free fight
ensucd. Scarcely a man came out with
out battered head.
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coavletsa Of Murder.

NEW York, April ee.-The trial Of
Arthur Mayhem, negro, for the muir
der Of stephen Powell in Hampstead, l.
l., has been concluded, the jury return
ing verdict Of murder In the first de-
gree, after being out two hours The
judges charge was strongly for oonvic
ton. Mayhem remarked while the jury
was ont that he expected TO be convict
cd and was very indifferent. John
Wayne, his acoomplitc, whose comics
sion secured the conviction, was ar
raigned and pleaded guilty to man
slaughter in the first degree Court wa
adjouyned until May ., when both men
viii b. sentenced.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30

Thousands OF cases OF Consumption,
Asthma. Coughs. Colds and Group are
cured every day by ShilOh's Cure. Sold
by Sam u. Wilson & Co, Bryan.
Some person has placed a small box
with a hole In the top outside the
cashiers window in the NJ. and p bank
labeled "IIome Missions" and has be-
come the receptacle OF several small
coins which will probably he added to
the cemetery fund.
Have just received lot Of London
purple in small packages. Get pack
age and save your potatoes
$50 NJ. II. James.
Karrs Glover Root Tea purlfes the
blood and gives n clear aud beautiful
complexion. Sold by Sam II. Wilson
4 Co, Bryan.
A proposition from a contractor has
been laid before the commissioners
court 10 build a cement sidewalk about
the court house. Such an improve.
ment is much needed and would be In
keeping with the otl.er features Of the
building.
The city council will hold a called
session tonight for the purpose Of can
wasting the vote on Tuesdays election
qualifying AldeIman-elect Wilson ant
attending to such other matters a. ma,
properly come before Il.
Karrs Glover Root Tea Is a sur
cure for Headache and nervous dis
eases. Nothing relieves 80 quickly
Sold by Sam II. Wilson 4 CO., Bryan.
Messn II. ]. Putney & Son are In th'
city and will remain few days. The.
are old aud reliable piano tuners, hay
ing for number Of years tuned at Bay
lor college, Georgetown college, Chap
pell Hill college aud several colleges II
Austin. Tell your music teacher tina
you want them to tune your piano.
TIC. Wallace is building excellen
cement sidewalks about bushes
houses and residences lie works a
very reasonable figures and guarantee
satisfaction, referring the public I
Capt. Geo. W. Smith and Mr.. ]. II
Webb, for whom he has lately bull
! sidewalks.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30
MARJORIE WAS poPEp.
Scratched at che last Minute In
Race ~ san Francisco.

NfNANAMNN AAAAN - y
Race ~ san Francisco.
san FRANcIsco, April 99.-Marjorie,
the speedy Iriquois FLY which appeared
20 have the last race ON the card al her
mercy. was scratched at the last minute
yesterday because she wheezed in her
preliminary gallop A veterinary dis
covered a sponge sticking in hernostrils.
This discovery Is the most modern meth.
cd Of deadoning a horse and one that
has doubtless been praoiced In Cali
fornia some time. The impression pre-.
vailed that she was "dopod" She ran
well for a while, but stopped % almost a
walk near she finish. She has been sick
ever since the race, The veterinarian
made an examination and discovered
the sponge in her nostrils. The board
OF stewards are making an investigation
Of this last scandal.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30
THE FIRE AT PARIS.
Loss to PrOpers VIII Reach
Half a Million.
LIVES OF TWO MEN WERE LOST.

John salmon Was crematsd and It IL
believed Was Murdered and the Fire
Started TO Cover Up ths DEEDS. n.
Ramsay Was Crushed 20 Death BY =
Failing Wall.
PARIS. Tex. April 20.-The fire here
yesterday was far more disastrous than
first reported. Besides the destruction
Of property ranging from el5O,OOO 10
900. 900 one man was burned 10 death,
one 30 fatally injured that he died in
a few hours, another seriously wounded
and several slightly hurt.
The flames started ON the second floor
Of the Bywater building. Soon this
building was beyond control and the
building occupied by Miss Maggie Ores
ham with full stock Of millinery was
ON fire. This structure was licked up
in a short time together with lis con-
tents.
The hardware warehouse Of M. r.
Allen. Hickman & Co. then caught aud
was consumed and then followed Hotel
Peterson In short order. Little was
saved from either Of these buildings.
The Lamar hotel and the building 90
cupied by the Scott Grocer company
caught fire, but were not consumed,
though considerable damage was done.
John Salmon, a deputy United States
marshal, was cremated In the Bywater
building. His home was at wister l.
7. II Is almost 4 sure thing that he
was murdered and the building set on
fire TO cover up the crime.
The charTed remains Of Salmon when
taken from the ruins presented a sicken'
ing sight All Of the mans remains
have not been found. and besides the
limbs the skull Is yet missing.
A wall Of one Of the buildings fell
catching s. II. Ramsay and Louis A.
Rohatsch underneath. Both men were
soon taken out and Ramsay died in a
few hours and Rohatsch Is seriously
wounded.
Several others were injured. but none
believed 10 be seriously hurt. None OF
the fremen were injured to any great
extent, though some viii be disabled for
work for several days
There were many narrow escapes from
the different buildings and a greater loss
Of life Is a mystery.
The fire. ragged nearly Eve hours before
Il was under control.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30


s.B. McJnnksn Of Waco, was here
yesterday.
The Rea Men kindled their council
Ere last night.
AN. Love Of Steep Hollow, was In
town yesterday.
&c. chaney and wife Of lola were
here yesterday.
J.W. Coulter went down In the Bran-
o. bottom yesterday.
Mrs. Ellen Memories returned to
UofkIcsna yesterday.
IT,. Fry and W. B. MOuely Of Madi'
son county, were here yesterday.
Mn. Charles McI.endon Of Calvert, ID
visiting her mother, Mrs. True.
IN. Slaughter, the popular mer'
chant Of Edge, was her, yesterday.
win Chase, colored, was arrested
night before last for carrying pistol.
Try the pure Ice cream 'oda served At
The Handy Kitchen for DC glass. lSC
Palmer 4 Son and J. 7. Taylor, mer'
chants Of Wealthy, Texas, were here
yesterday.
Mrs. 7. d. williamson was called 70
AhIlene yesterday by the illness Of En-
met Harper, formerly Of Rryan.
For sale-A good second hand deliv'
cry wagon. Apply to John B. Mike.iS'
AR. and Mrs. Mack Robinson and
Mm. A. d. Robinson came up from
Hampstead to attend the Derden
sheets wedding last week.
RIM. Wilson & Co keep fresh batle
and cheese on Ice all The time.
uoss, Arrivals Neutrality-suspicious.
frech. Hearne; T d culbreath, Dallas
III nsIlitn. DL WilliAsns, Cincinnati
W A Rallie, New Orleans J Mayer
Fort worth; W. r. Knowlton, Mass
Sheriff Mum, 7. p. Boyett and other
have returned from 3 fishing expedi
ton 10 the mouth Of wicksOn creek
AZ. Boyeil says the ZIG ish broke al
hl. hooks and they had oil the squire
and llille ilsh they could eat.
Pure Jersey ice cream At the Kand.
kitchen. exclusively for white people
Open day o. night $50
on account Of the prOiracied meesin
noe roine on at the Baptist churcl
= the caniaa by Miss Friley's musi
s,stn has been postponed. The date
ils presentation will be announced y
he Eagle az BOON Is decided upon.
NC. Pickett Of Nayasoia, was her
vss,orday and shipped two car loads q
.aes bought from Col. A. 9. L. Hi
~ Pickett, who IL identified with III
6oonilsls Of his county, talks like ihe'
IA possibility Of the populiat' and y
nnhIIcans comblnlng In Grimes county
Vanilla. strawberry, Chocolate, b
...s and lemon iee cream daintli
.,...A esclonlsely 10 white people .
r,~av gi'ehenl FlaveTs change
q night.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30

CHARLESTON. April 20.--Delegations
from all the principal cities Of the south
and west are here to participate in the
grain congress which win convene To-
day. There win b. fully 200 delegates
present, and their work win carry vest
weight with both the shipping public
aud railroads.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30

ALLENTOWN, April 29.-Prior 10 as.
sembling Of the Democratic state con-
vention today delegates and leaders
were busy oaucusing and arranging de-
tails Of the convention work.
b. II. Potts Of Media, and John NJ.
Braden Of Washington, representing re-
spectively eastern and western ex-
tremity Of the state, viii head the tick
ct next fall as candidates for congress
at large William 4. Given Of Column
bia, was chosen temporary chairman
and spoke TO the convention. A scene
Of wild enthusiasm followed Mr., Owens
reference 20 Ex-Governor Pattison ~
Pennsylvania candidate for the presi-
dency.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30

MONTPELIER. April 2a.-The Republic
cans Of Vermont assembled here to-
day In state convention. The enthusi-
asm manifested was for party rather than
candidates. After the preliminary work
the convention adopted resolution ox-
pressing preference for Mckinley for
urcsident
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30
SIX SENTENCED TO DEATH. .

Pour Indians, One white Man and One
Negro 90 Hang July 1.
FoRr SMITH, April 29.-Judge Parker
has sentenced four Indians, Rufus Buck,
Lewis Davis, Sam Sampson and Mamoi
July, one negro, Lucky Davis, and one
white man, Ed wilkey, to hang ON July
I. All were convicted Of rape, and APP
pealod to the United States supreme
court, where Judgment was affirmed.
The Eve first named constitute the
Buck gang.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30

Revival WIN Continue.

The revival at the Baptist church
will ,ontinue until Sunday night. The
interest is growing daily. Three new
converts presented themselves for mem.
bership Ia the church Tuesday night.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30

HAVANA. April ao.-The Spanish gun.
boat Mensagcn captured and brought
into this port the American schooner
Competitor Of Key West, loaded with
arms and ammunition believed to be in.
tended for the insurgents. All the men
ON board were made prisoners.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30

DECATUR. Ms. April sc. =.
Hackemann and Arnold Mintrup Of
staunton identified the body Of the man
found Saturday a. that Of August
Hackemana. He was clearly murdered
for his money, so and an tSs gold
watch.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30
children Injursd by a Runaway.

MmwAUKEE, April sa.-A runaway
team attached 10 a hack dashed into a
crowd Of children who were emerging
from 81. Anthony's church school yes.
terday. Twenty-Five Of the little ones
were prostrated, seven were badly In.
jurcd and two Of them win probably
al.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30

BoSHAN, Tex, April 2o.--Dr. r. s.
Hancock was convicted Of unlawfnlly
writing prescriptions for whisky and
was fined t25 and given 90 days In Jail.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30
cloupeuRsr Al sAeeoYeAN.
Much Damage Was Done by Lightning,
Besides by the Rain.

SHEnoYaAN, Wis, April ga terri
fic electrical storm followed by a cloud.
burst occurred here last night. Sew.
oral buildings were struck by lightning
and two dwellings burned. The cleo
trio street wires are on the ground and
the motors are burned ont. All tele'
phone wires are down. Water TO the
depth Of n foot flowed through the
streets. The Chicago and Northwest
EN- railway track is washed away foi
some distance and trains are delayed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30

LONDON, April 2o.-Frank slavin. the
pugilisf. win sail On the America line
steamship Paris for New York ON Sat-
uriay for his match with Peter Mahor,
which l. to take place in che United
States.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30

WHARTON. Tex, April 2O.-The jury
In the case Of the state vs.. Jim Martin
brought In a verdict Of guilty and gave
the prisoner a life sentence.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30
Nehrr.La sound Menrr pemaerni..

LINCOLN, April 29.-Chairman Euclid
Martin called together the administra-
ton or sound money wing II the Ne
brasla Democracy at the Funke Opera
house at O'Clock this afternoon. The
purpose Is TO elect a second batch Of 10
delegates and the same number of alter
mates 10 the Chicago national Demo-
craticconvention The silver wing Of
the party held its convention last week
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30
eooIH-TuckER ARRESTED.
ne .. Charged win walking the street,
In Disguise.

In Disguise.
NEw YORK, April Ss.-BoOth.Tucker
Of the Salvation Army, while out ON a
Summing expedition last night was
arrested and taken 10 the police station.
Bail was fixed at $1,000, which was fur.
nished by Steve BrOdie. The technical
charge brought against Commander
Booth. Tucker was walking around
the streets in disguise" When arrested
he was wearing a false wig and false
whiskers.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30

PARIS. Tex, April ga negro was
arrested here with upward Of 5000
worth Of jowelry In his possession be-
longing 10 a Ladonia firm.
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lee DELIVERED

On and after May l we will deliver
ICE TO any part Of the city iftaken
regularly every day. Your patronage
will be appreciated. Phone No. rs.
80 Jehn NJ. Lawrence 4 Co.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30

GALVESTON. April 20.-The Missouri,
Kansas and Texas and the Gulf, Colo
RADIO and Santa Fe signed the articles
for a union depot company.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-30

JACKSONVILLE, Tex, April 90.-The
quarantine against Flint and other
places infected with smallpox has been
raised.