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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-13
Property Transfers.

i. f. Snyder TO Mrs. Lawrence Kelly,
Il lot and improvements on the south
SIDE of Highland avenue, Brambleton
Ward, $l,S00
Edward Mahoney to the city of Nor
ioik. certain property for the forma-
ton of CRANKY street extended, and also
Tor the formation of Ninth and Tenth
streets; deed of gift
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-13
BOTH BRYAN AND M,l.INL.y
Are spoken Of Very Highly by fbc
working tlHsS Generally. ana
Equally AS High Esteem are o,,r
5000 PntrOI .,hNca Held

We acknowledge no superior shoe for
comfort. ease OF durability. Tncy ~.
worn by policemen, wharfmcn. black :
smiths, painters, carpenters, foundry
men, oystermen and every other kind of
mechanics or workinsmen. They hoVn
three distinct soles and double snIo
shanks, and each one made of tho hcsi
sole leather. We have both lace ana
CATERS Your name is placed along
side the date when purchased at
HELLETS "ONE PRICE" SHOE
STORE,
&c Bank ST., Opp. Courthouse
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Out of the Ocean.

w. e. Howell, keeper of Cape Henry
Lighthouse, says: II have had neural
g'ia SO bad that 1 could hardly see Ono
free application of U-No Oil cured me
Instantly" Advertising price of oil %
cents, al POI and 203 Main street.
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Its Hard to say.

rs hard 10 say VINO Will be elected
bryan OF Mck!n4ey-but business miIs,
20 on ana TO mat end we are stocsSn,,
, rp IN iiinN.ns reduced our stock during
me dG!i summer months. we ara ,ni,,
prepared 20 show almost an entireI'.
new display. Don't fail TO See our lin,
OF sterling toilet goods and tea sets The
'sso:tment IS decidedly the largest in
NE city and the prices you viii find
Very low. al i'''u
FRANK II GATE
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Special SaIc of Cionks.

S3.S9 SILK plush capeS.
SITS Fur edged cloth capes.
SITE Childrcn's REFER Jackets. brown
and navy blue.
LEVY bros Modern Bargain Store.
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FRANK II. GALE.

We have just freshened our stool, ui,h
some October importations OF Scotch
Huitings, all OF them pretty designs and
entirely new.
RUDOLPHI & WALLACE.
833 Main street
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Do your eyes burn or blur? Are Won
troubled with headache? The proper
glasses. in most cases, will afford relief.
Sec DR. Week.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-13
Did 1T Ever
Occur to You

That your neighbors and ao-
quaintances note and watch
how you dress your children?
This is queer world: Some
thing odd and something UNI
usual is happening all the time.
PEOPLE WILL TALK and of
course it's pleasant 10 nave
'em talk right. They're bound
to talk right about the young
sters ifyou dress the little fell
LOWS in
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#. r. ROGERS.

ROOMS 2lI AND 2l2 COLUMBIA BUILD
ING GRANNY STREET.
EOEt RENT.
Dwelling No. 10 Highland avenue.
Dwelling No. igl Main street
Dwelling No. ~ chapel street.
Dwelling No. fl6i. Hlain street
Dwelling No. II College Place.
Dwelling No. 80 Frcemason street
Dwelling No. 100 l;oush street.
Dwelling No. s Shield street.
Dwelling No. 10 High street. 50 pc month
Dwelling corner Grigsby III. AMI Bank
street.
Store No 1GS, (od numher) Main street
Store No. 4l6 Main street.
stores Nos. 5li and 55G Church street.
Stores Nos. 1l5's and ~ Church street
Stores Nos. A. and A. Commerce
store No. % MaIn street
Stores Nos. 125 Water street
OFFICES ON Bank. CRANKY and Commerce
directs. =
Offices No, 100 West Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-13

Big bargains in warm underway 70,
ladies', gents and children
WRIGHT'S. 196 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-13

Poor glasses impair and destroy sight
while the right ones will strengthen
ana save 1t. Perfect adjustment of
glasses and examination free at DR.
Levy's, II CRANKY street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-13

TIIAYE,R.-In Baltimore on THURSDAY
the 18th, inst, after Il long Illness. MISS
I!I.AIIRA rIiAYER. daughter of the late
Collins Thaycr, of this city.
Her remains will arrive ny the Bay Line
steamer Saturday morning and Inferred
in the E.lmwood Cemetery. noI3-It.
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NJ q EsliHz:D.

TAYJOR-IIUME.-At Trinity Church.
Portsmouth, by the Rev. j. T. Funston,
assisted 10y Rev. y. S. Lloyd. MISS AN
ME ihRCRONES. daughter OF Mr..
John ii. Hume TO Mr.. WALTER II. TAY-
I.OR. Of Norfolk. nol3-1t
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III III w iulOS ~
Real Estate. Rental and H.
SuranCe.
FOR RENT.
RESIDENCES.
az Kelley street.
IS Falkland,
q Holt street.
S6S Butte street, November j, 1876.
"a Mariner street.
Granny street extended, 160 Duke
Il Fenchurch street.
rs Fencurch street
1Go Boush. a
126 Fcnchurch street ",
College Place.
a desirable house on Only Road. Client
Nos 100 and 1877 Putc. near Botctourt ST.
STORES.
No. HIN street.
10 Commerce.
a new store on Church street
$50 Main street, cor. James ana High.
Az Main street.
252. 25i. 25i Water.
~ Bank street.
Gs Water street. S35 Church.
e2l, 500 Main street.
FLATS.
1891. Church street.
1876 and 1gS Church street.
3Si Main street. 1ol Bank street.
Az Church street. ISL and hSl Main street.
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4G Bank 81, OPP. Courthouae

If rHu need something in the fur
nishng goods line come see us. ANY
thlng YOU want at prices hard TO beat.
RUDOLPHI e. WALLACE,
1893 Main street.
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I2 you want q good pair of glasses see
Or. Week. 1852 Main street.
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Gladness Comes

With . better understanding of TIE
Wv transient nature of the many phys
cal ills, which vanish before proper eff
fortS-gentle efforts-pleasunte efforts
rightly directed. There is comfort in
the knowledge, that so many forms of
sickness are not due to my actual dis
ease, but simply to n constipated condi-
ton of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup of Figs, prompt
ly removes. That is why it is the only
remedy with millions of families, and is
everywhere esteemed SO highly by all
who valI: good health. Its beneficial
effects are Cue to the fact, TINT it is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without facilitating the
organs ON which it acts. 1t is therefore
all important, in order to get it's bene-
fetal effects, to note when You pur-
chase, that you have the genuine arti-
Gle, which is manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fir Syrup Co. only ana sold by
all reputable druggists.
If in the enjoyment OF good health,
and the system is regular, laXatives or
other remedies are then not needed. II
afflicted with any actual disease, one
may be commended to the most skillful
physicians. but il in need of a laxative,
one should have the best, and with the
,yell-informcd everywhere, Syrup of
Figs stands highest and is most largely
used and Acknowledgement satisfaction.
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TT g. HUBS
NOBBY
JUVENILE SUITS.
cur Chiidren's department Is brirn.
~! Oh ""fnty effects In the pre- ,tiest
suits yon ever saw.
r efer SLits

c, l32tH;WNitchins styles In dainty REFER
SGnhiS. siZes to years. made with deep
Sailor collars. handsomely braided. large
reafl buttons, score Of fancirul effeets
Prices from 50 30 to $500,
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PRELIMINARY TRIAL. TO-DAY

AS all parties connected with the case
are anxious To act Justice Tomlin wul
probably investigate the circumstances
connected with this morning and either
.c'ease Mrs: klebaGhn or send hor on
to the grand jury. The latter is deetn,
ed the more probable result by the ,rn.
secutton. The woman's condition yes.
terday was not changed from what il
was the day before. and she is ANN
rently not at all intellectually settled
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Blouse Suits

Easy fitting, tasteful and dressy STYLES
IN IN navy blue. brown. red and fancy com.
,n:natlon Weavings, also Tricot Cloth and
imported flannels. Prices. S1.s5, $3.50, $500
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-13

Decorations and wedding bouquets at
the Floral Exchange, II Cranky street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-13
LANES HEAD TO GO.

Lamb viii. of course. throw all of his
iniinenc" to HUBBARD. But" said the
iDiSpitich'a informant. where will Lamb
he when Mckinley is inaugurated? You
Know tHcrc has not been meeting of
INC state Committee Tor some time. and
II IS more than likely that when the
BODY meets. which think. will be this
Wceh. Colonel Lamb will wake up to find
ms hcah !ylnH In the basket. 1t takes n
t"n-thlrds vote To remove a chairman.
ana. While the Waddiiiites haven't that
majority yet, they Will have it as soon
as The cont testing committeeman i'm the
Second and Fourth Districts are seated
ana ING they will undoubtedly be. and
thcn Lamb will 20 down. His influence
VIII then he worth but little. and Wad-
an VIII he left in undisputcd control of
the patronage OF this State"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-08

dom aud our liberty hes been 20 make
M proud. sensitive. forceiul. patriotic
and athletic. We hnd-a tendency
among our people to help others TO the
same pride and liberty that we enj y,
and Il they are seeking 90 obtain it our
sympathy is always quick and our ma.
terial aid close at hand. This Is well IL
lustratcd by international questions
which are now being discussed. A pa
triotic outburst some time, in which oil
are united, is a valuable thing In any
nation. but let us bear in mind that
positive action should be governed by q
sober second thought This nation II
really greater, strong In numbers
strohg in health. stroLg In the intelh
gence Of the people. but we must not
forget ourselves and cheaper thi
strength; we must b. AZ all hazards II
the right. II the nation Is honest, hon
orAble. sensible aud minds It's own busi
ness il will be stronger and more mas
terful In the family Of nations" b"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-08
ELDER D. A. LEAK.

The protracted services At the
Christian church still continue,
conducted by Elder d. A. Leak Of
MARQUEE. The subjects for to-
days Sunday services areas fol-
lows; "Seiting up the Kingdom,
liza. m. Heartfelt Religion,
.sp. m. Elder Leak preached on
"The Plan Of salvation" Friday
night, and "The Three kingdoms
Saturday night. The meeting
has been Of great advantage to tn
mem bership Of the church, and 4
all who have attended regularl.
upon the services.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-08

u WIN R.quirs fa.T.csO FoF AFEaa-
meat ard foruncationA


meat ard ForuneAtionA
WASHINGTON, March THE speaker
laid before the house a communication
from the secretary Of war substituting
additional estimates for armament and
fortiacaiions Of tl77.OsO General Flag
Ter, after a conference with the Gppro-
priations committee OF the house, In .
letter 10 the secretary Of war. recon-
mended that the estimates for the fol-
lowing items be submitted 70 congress;
To manufacture about 2j steel field
guns. SO caliber. t25. 600; for carriages,
f6i ,C0J; for about 10000 rounds Of steel
shrapuel complete. $685. 600; for the pur'
chase and manufacture Of carriages for
mounting sea coast guns Of s-inch, 10
inch aud l2.inch calibers. $4,000; foI
steel broochloaiiug rifss. Of 5inch calf
Der. t30. $40; for steel breechloadinl
riilsd howiizers. siege, 7.ineh ea'iber
/ $50 $50: for carriages for foregering. In
c'uding implements aud equipments
/ gg1 40; Tor siege breeohloading mortars
steel of finch calibsr. $4,000: for car
riagei $751; $50; for sights for cannon
$500
A contract vas executed At the nav
department with the Bethlehem Irol
company for supplying s per cent o
forgiugs FOR the ls inch rifles Of IN
1 batilaships KeArsarge aud kentucky.
The subcommittee ON iortihcations q
tho hou conferred with Colonel Bliss
who appeared a. the representative q
Secretary Lamont Much Of the dis
cussion related 10 providing for all th
nppurtenanoes w'en the guns are buili
Colonel Bliss explained that the d. par
ment has rot yot been abe TO secure
satisfactory carriage Tor tbs ia.inc
guns In the meantime he re mmen'
ed that the government should p-o.e'
with the buiiding % guns aud provit
carriages afterwards. particularly as ca
riagos can be- made In much short
time than guns
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-08
A BRIGHTER OUTLOOK.
Italy Gets Word From the
Field OF Battle.
SITUATION Is NOT so DESPERATE

oensFaI Eaidlsssra sends . Dispatch
Telling Of the Troops a. Hh Com
mAnd aud Urgently Requests supplies
asd Ammunition Riots Occur In
Numbsr Of the Cities In Italy.
ROME. March THE African crisis
has assumed = brighter aspect a. the TO
suit oi the receipt at the war ofice OF 9
dispatch from General FAldisserA, com.
mander Of the Italian forces, announo'
ing that the situation is not 90 desper.
sto a. IL generally imagined. He says
ho has 5000 troops ai his disposal.
without counting the garrisons OF forts
and reinforcements, amounting 10 H.
900 men. now on the way 10 Maasowah.
But the general urgently requests an
immediate dispatch Of ammunition aud
supplies. and particularly artillery. As
about rs pieces are believed 10 have
bsen captured by shoana
In the meanwhile everything possible
IL being done 10 relieve the garrisons at
CassAla and Adigrat. The war ofiice
has no, Jet made public It's estimate OF
the number killed. wounded and miss
ing Of the army defeated At Adowa
but the generals opinion is that the
number killed is about 5OOl IL Is nov
admitted that General DabormidA WA
killed, but the fate Of General Aiber
ton has no, Jet been Ascertainod
General Arimondi and Colonel Gallioul
with about 800 Italian soldiers. are 70
ported TO be among the prisoners in thl
hands Of the Shoana
There has bean more rioting at Milan
Infantry soldiers. while trying 10 dis
perse a mob. were stoned Finally tw
squAdrons Of cavalry rode into the mo
with drawn swordA The mob replie
with showers Of stones and shots froH
revolvers. Twelve soldiers and 10 riol
srs were wounded. Train service
and from Milan has been suspended &
mobs attack all trains attempting !
leave or enter the city.
A big AntiAfrioAn meeting Ia being o.
ganiIod =, Milan and steps 70 hold SIN
liar assemblAges are being taken
other large cities The object Of q
meetings Is to urge the government
abandon the policy Of Italy in Afric
10 conclude peace with Abyssinia 81
bring home the Italian troops
Disturbances similar 10 those At NJ
Ian ACQUIRED At PaviA. Turn, Maple
Valencia and RavennA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-08
POLITICAL
KsAtusky ssns,or.hip.


FRANKFoRT. KY, March The roll
call for the forty.hrst ballot showed lss
members present, necessary to a choice,
6S. The three dissatisfied Republicans,
Messrs Nance, Neal and Libeth. were
paired. Il did not take long Tor the
break in Blackburn's forces 70 com'
mence. Short speeches Of explanations
were the order and IL soon became cyl
dent that the gold standard men hAd
made no idle statement when they said
that II blackburn did not withdraw
they would leave him. There was M
selection, however The ballot result
ed: Boyle, 90; Blackburn, as Carlisle
10; Petit, 2. The republican nomi'
nee came within votes OF au election.
AZ the conclusion Of the ballot the as
sombly adjourned At once.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-08
UHL IHE oUesT oF HONOR.
ne Was the chief q, The Grand RaF.
ids hoard Of Trads Banquet.

GRAND RAPID. March 7-At the
second annual banquet Of the Grand
Rapids board Of trade. held last night.
Edwin f. Uhl, ambassador TO Germany,
was the guest Of honor. Mr Uhl viii
leave Monday for Berlin % enter upon
his new duties. His address was brief
and eloquent. expressing his gratitude
for ihe good will expressed toward him
by his old friends aud noighbors.
General B. VI. Cutohoon, who il q
member Of tho ordinance board. spoke
on ''The Cuban Question. He held
that it rested entirely with the presi'
dent 10 decide when % declare tine rec
ognition Of the belligorent rights OF the
Cubans and that actions or opinions
from any other source mad nothing 20 d,
with the case.
Thomas J. O'Brion o; Grand Rapids
Mich, was the mex speaker. HIS sub
ject was "Our Country's influences
Among Nations" lie said In part
"The result Of our training, our free
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-08
WOOL or AUSTRALIA
Uniied states Con,ui Hell Makes = Re-
port 60 the Government.

Unlied states Con,ui He'll Makes = Re-
port 20 the Government.
WAsHISdroN. March I'm the course
Of a report 20 the department upon the
wool produc, Of Australia and Tasma.
mia United States Consul Ball AZ sgd.
noy says the exports last year were
1909 a25 bales, against i,522, ,s2S during
the previous year. This increased ex.
port, however. does not mean an in
creased production. ~ there wAs an an.
usually large proportion Of the former
years crop carried over aud shipped In
1885. and though prices are penny per
pound higher. woolgrowers are little
better or. owing 10 the many viCissi'
tudes Of She season. There viii be q
considerable falling on IN exports al
through the year and especially in the
early months. AZ the clip Of 1895 wa
fully 10 per cent short. and, owing d
the low prices Of wool, fully 2,5oO,OoI
sheep were boiled down. There IL hitls
hope that the clip this year win show
any increase either. and a considerable
deficiency Is expected in the years en-
por.s II the shearing season IL late
Last year. owing 10 the drouth. ther
was a serious deficiency In the numbe
OF lambs. which was only $4,000, 900
against Is. 0Oo. 900 in 1894
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-08
WAS IT INcENDIARrsMe
Locks Like the Work of Fire
Bugs.

The reporter visited Garth,
Howell & webbs lumber yard
yesterday to investigate the Ere
started there Friday night, a.
which time a serious and dsvasg-
aiing conilagra,ion. was narrowly
averted by the prompt actious. Of
Messrs. Shields and Fairchild.
The point selected for starting the
blaze was under one of the long
$50 foot sheds and imme lately
T hack Of and against the ware house
containing paints, oils, lurpentine
and many highly innamable ma
terials. The view from town
and from all sides was cut of BY
walls and stacks Of lumber and
the flames we're only discovered
through cracks IN a partition. Th'
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-08
VENEZUELAN AFFAIRS

Fleet of Eaglish Vessels EHPee,sd 81
Caracas In . Esu DayA
CARACAS. March IA French steam
or from Trinidad brings q report that
IN Eaglish feet Of Eve vessels is expect
Cd here In . few days.
The government has appointed Jorge
Mutt. e. special engineer TO examine
lho vensEuela railroads and repor, fully
as 10 their condition. The railroads
are required 10 keep agents In Caracas
with power 70 treat with the govern
menl as 10 all questions that may arise.
slight earthquake shocks have been
le,t In Caracas and Miranda
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-08

81. LOUIS, March i.-GonerAl Powell
Clayton, Arkansas member OF the r.
publican national committee, hAsarrsved
here. he denied thl statement that
trouble was brewing In the Republican
party in Arkansas. He said that all
the delegates were elected, 10 In num-
Dor. and every one Of them was IN.
structed for Major Mckinley for prosi'
dent General Clayton said tho choice
was unanimous Out Of aOd delegates
70 the convention not one Of them o.
fered a dissenting vote.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-08

DETROIT. March 7.--Mrs. Alico Lane
was convicted Of mAnslaughter. She
was charged with Edward J. Seaman
with responsibility for she death Of
Emily ]. Hall. thu girl who was brought
here Tor treatment from birmingham,
Eng, sens By her pastor, Rev. Johna'
than Bell, with whom she had been un'
duly intimate. Mira Lane was proprie'
tor OF the lyingin hospital In which
Miss Hall died. DIR. Seaman, who at
tended her was recently sentenced e
10 years In states prison.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-08
lam serving a firsi-rla.s meal Tor p
,ep,s A Emdcn, Man'gr. No

lam serving firsi-cla.s meal Tor %
cents. A Emdcn, Man'gr 10
A two story dwelling and renters
house~-both situated on The same
block and several lots attached.
Dck Jones \ Co.
Choioe ch,ysanlhemums and other
fne plants for sale cheap by
io-imo.d Mrs. c, II. Wye.
Fine photographs over the pos'oiiioe'
LOsT-A black leather purse con-
tanning IS bin. brtNeen q aud - IN
silver and god glove button. Reas'
enable reward f,r return to John u
Tabor or A. NJ. Rhodes. J.
II you are a chronic sufferer read the
page advertisement Of Dr. Frank Fam
ming anil 10 convinced. Then come
and be healed as Others have done
FOR RENT-From June let the tive
story brick building on Main siree
now occupied ly Mt Carr. Apply ''
N. Bonneville Sr.
The best
New Yoik Mills Dress Shirt Icr Doc q
wyse's. 10
II COS, you nothing to see and con
sult the great healer and physician
DR.. Frank Tanning, and Il may b
worth hundreds Of dollars and man,
years Of life you.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-08

WASHINGTON. March The honfe
yesterday passed the legislative appro-
priatiou bill which has been under con.
sideration Tor a week. and then entered
upon the consideration Of the postoiise
appropriation bill, tho largest Of the
regular suppy bills which carries tsi,.
ogs. .55i.
A bill was passed to abolish the cash
payment OF pensions the purpose Of
which was TO protect old veterans whr
squanderod or were swindled out Of the
pensions on quarterly paydays.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-08
SENIORS SEEK REVENGE.
intercept JunioFs and = Number q
ssrloas conalcis Had.

LAwREScE. Kan. March State
university students caused q rio; here
by intercepting the juniors going to =
class party. Many fights followed in
which students were bruised and store
windows broken. The juniors gave =
promenade and 300 under clAssmen and
seniors assembled near the hall and
stopped every junior arriving. In the
fights which followed clothes were torn,
faces bruised aud many times the polic'
had 10 be called upon. Two students
were seriously hurt. one Of them beinG
pushed through a platoglass window
The onslaught was in retaliation for
similar one psrpetrated on the senior
last year.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-08
eoArNIa MAY ss uNssATso.

Committee on Elections Declares FRAUD
In His District.
WASHINGTON, March The house
committee on elections has decided to
report that the last congressional elee.
,ion In the Fifth Louisiana district was
aull and void on account Of fraud and
intimidation. The sitting member Il
Charles }. Boatner, Democrat. The
decision Of the committee. II sustained
by the house. viii unseat Boatner with
oui seating Contestant Alexander Be
mott. Popnist. and viii create = va
cancy from that district
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-08

WASHINGTON. March 1.-Orders have
gone forward by cable from the navy
deparimcn o Monievideo directing the
retura OF tho dsgship Newark 10 the
United States aud tho retention Of che
Lancaster on the South Atlantic station
% take her place a. flagship
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-08
rne news N BRlGF.

Indian Inspector Paul +. FalsOn IL
dead.
Tho annual blaebook Of the navy de.
partment has been issued.
A delegation Of authors, phoiogra'
pliers and publishers from New York
entered protests against Treloar's copy
right bill.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-08

WIN be paid for the arrest and convie-
ton Of The person or persons who a.
tempted to burn onr lumber yard ON the
n ghi Of March oh.
50 Garth, Howell 4 Webb.