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The Populists' Convention Did Not
Accomplish Much.
CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE NOT READY
Courtesy to the Silver Party Dele
gates Refused.
RECESS UNTIL 8 O'CLOCK

Special From a STAFF Correspondent
st. LOUIS, Mo, July 23.-The outlook ia
n ore favorable TO Bryan than IT has been
during the past two days, but his nomina-
ticn Is not yet assured.
Most of the Bryan leaders are now con-
fdent and the middle-of- the-road men are
complaining Of the methods used TO con-
vert delegates. There is not a majority
determined on either side. The delegates
who have not yet made up their minds
hold the balaLce Of power, and the Bryan
PEOPLE are better organized to make con-
versions. Some very trifling circumstance,
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Persons leaving the city for any
period can have The Star mailed to
them to any address in the United
States or Canada, by ordering II at
this office. in person or by letter, or
postal card. Terms: Is cents per
week; 25 cents for two weeks. or 80
cents per month. Invariably in ad-
vance. Subscribers changing their
address from one Post-office to
another should give the last address
as well as the new one.
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Federal Troops to Take Part.

Under instructions from the headquarters
of the army. the 21st Infantry will pro-
ceed from Plattsburg barracks. N. Y, to
Burlington. VT, In time to take part in the
parade in that city September II, 1896, on
the occasion OF the annual reunion Of the
Society OF the Army Of the Potomac. do.
tachment, under a commissioned officer
will remain at Plattsburg barracks as
guard. The chief quartermaster Of the de-
partment has been instructed to arrange
for the necessary transportation
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STRANGE COINCIDENCE.
Mrs. BOOth-Tucker md Her Sis
Miles Apart, Injured by Dicy ellis

Mrs. BOOth-Tucker md Her Sister,
Miles Apart, Injured by Dfcyclists.
PARIS. July 23-Catherine Booth Glib
born. commonly known as La Marechal,
head of the Salvation Army organization in
France, was knocked down by bicyclist
in this city yesterday and was considerably
hurt.
NEW YORK, July 23.-In connection with
the foregoing dispatch there is a coinci-
d,nce in the fact that Mrs. Booth-Tucker.
a sister of Mrs. Booth Clibborn, suffered
serious injury at East Orange, NJ, one
evening last week by being run down 10y a
bic ycle ridden by a Salvation Army wo-
man. who was taking her first lesson in
wheeling. Mrs. Booth-Tucker's wrist was
broken and she sustained other painful
hurts
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Heavy Rains i'm West virsinin.

PARkERSBURG, w. Va, July 2S.-
Heavy rains throughout West Virginia yes
terday did damage to the extent OF one
hundred thousand dollars. Clarksburg
Weston, Glenville, Buckhannon, Morgan
town. Fairmount and Piedmont suffered
he avy losses On the West Virginia Cen
trail a heavy bridge at Hendricks is gone
and other losses to the amount OF SJ0GuO
Tie Kanawha valley suffers with a big
loss
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Artillery Practice.

Lieut.. Col. John I. Rodgers, I'd Artillery.
First Lieut.. H. A. Reed. I'd Artillery. and
First Lieut. H. L. Hawthorne. 1st Artillery.
have been ordered to proceed to Fort Han
cock. N. j., as soon as practicable to make
certain necessary preparations for the ar
tillery practice to be held there in Septem
Der next.
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NO OUVIcB Oh tHe SuVpIeHeHtuEy WI.
ume Yet Here.
No copies of the Blue Book on the subject
of Venezuela, which Lord Salisbury last
night laid before parliament, have yet
re ached Washington, but it is known that
this volume Is merely supplementary to
those that have already been submitted in
support of the British case, and Is intended
to supply certain defcieI cies in the trans
lations and excerpts from the ancient rec
ords. to which attention has been directed
by critical articles published In the British
newspapers, as we'll as in the analysis OF
the British case that has been attempted
before the American commission.
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KENTUCKY REPUBLICANS.
Convention Of the LeaKue Clubs Mt
Lexington.

Lexington.
LEXINGTON. Ky, July 23.-The State
League of Republican Clubs met at = o clock
today in the Chautauqua auditorium to Sc
lect delegates to the convention of the Ma
ticnal League at Milwaukee. to elect dele
cation and transact annual business. Among
those in attendance are Governor Bradley
and other state officers from Frankfort
Judge Holt. Col. A. T. Weed, Mt. Sterling:
John Henry Wilson, Barboursville; w. X.
Hampton, Paris and S. r. Burnam, Rich
mend. A meeting ratifying the St. Louis
nomination and platform will be held to-
night.
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SECRETARY SMITHS DECISION.

He VIII support the Chicago Ticket
and May Leave the Cabinet.
It is understood that Secretary Hoke
Smith has informed several intimate
friends in the south Of his purpose to sup
port Bryan and Sewal. and that II the
President and his cabinet bolt the Chi
cago ticket either for Mckinley or for
sound money democratic ticket he (Smith)
will retire from the cabinet without fur
ther ceremony.
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MATABELES REPlLSED,
Further Fighting With the H0stfles
RcnOrted.

Reported.
LONDON, July pa dispatch from
Buluwayo on the morning of July %, which
was received here today, reports thai
Laings column was attacked Monday
while leaguered south of TIE Matoppo hills
The Matabeles were repulsed with a loss
Of ninety killed. while of the whites four
were killed, and of the friendl.es, co-operat-
irg with the whites, twenty-five We're kill
ed. large number were wounded on bot h
sides.
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some speech or event in the convention
which appeals to their emotions may throw
a great block Of delegates one way or the
other.
Men lk" Jerry Simpson, who get closer
down among the delegates than other lead
ers of national reputation, figure the
chances very close. While claims of a
large majority are made on either side
these men say that shift of twenty-five
or thirty votes either way will change the
result. Simpson expresses the opinion
that Bryan will be nominated, but saws
there will probably not be a difference
of more than fifty votes between the ma
jority and the minority.
POpulists VIII Bolt Anyway
The situation shows one thing. The pop
ulist vote Will be divided in the November
election. No matter what this conven-
ton does the solid populist vote cannot
be thrown to Bryan, nor can il he taken
from him soliily, and thrown to the sup
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Mrs. Cougar finishes The band plays
MY Country. 'Tis of Thee" the conven-
ton joining in with the words. Judge Jo-
seph Sheldon Of Connecticut takes the
stand
12:45 p.m.-Convention takes recess till
2,SO
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The election in Vermont is fixed for Sep
tember 1. 1t will be for governor and state
officers members Of Congress, county off,
GERS and legislature, which elects a sue
cessor to Senator Morrill,. Senator Tillman
some time ago ventured the assertion that
Vermont would go for free silver, but he
has been the only democrat to make such
an assertion. The state is conceded to the
republicans for everything. In 1894 the re-
publicans cast 1868 votes: the democrats
14.142. ana the populists 74O. Senator Nor
rill. If he desires reelection. will succeed
himself.
In Georgia the date for the election is
October Z. and in Arkansas. September z.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04
TNEY NANY RNL0ET.
Spanish Press Urging His Ex-
tradition From Here
THEY BRING UP TwEED's CASE,

me Madrid Government Voluntarily |
Surrendered the New Yorker 60 the |
United states and They Claim This i I
Case where secretary Oinsy Could
Reclprooate ....... ,..,..r.t r.fa
HAVANA, Aug, S.--The Spanish press
In Havana urges the Duke Of Tetnan'
minister Of foreign affairs, 10 demand
the cxtradition OF the Cuban revolu'
zionist Carlos Rolof. now in the United
states. Tho Madrid governments vol
untary surrender Of Tweed is recalled
and the opportunity now presents itself
I It Is said, for Secretary olncy to reeip'
rocate. ...r ra..
The police raided secret printing
Office In Neptune street, sdzing various
| prohibited papers.
a correspondent in Alqpizar, this
province, reports Lacret with party OF
Matanzas insurgents in that vicinity.
The correspondent Of The Diario DE
In Marina from Pinr Del Rio City, r.
uofto Adela Atescuy. the Cuban louise
! Michel, and the leader Of Marcos ANA
aonas and nine Of her companions as
captured by the Spanish forces near
I Pcna blanca The capture Is regarded
as highly important the woman having
been the means Of persuading hundreds
Of youths il the province 10 join the in
surgent ra u. The woman will Do
brought to Pnar Del Rio for court
martial
Ia Union Consiitucionals correspond
ent IN Santa Clara reports the capture
and Imprisonment Of the father and 81
ter Of the insurgcnt leader, Juan Pablo
sarduy. They viii be courtmartialed
From Mazanillo Colonel Sanchez NJ
ports having with 800 Andalusian troop
, captured rebel camp at Larondonda
I lie seized the rebels horses, took on'
prisoner and liberated many women ans
children who were detained by the In
surg 'uts.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04
the NEWS IN salsf.

All the rollingmills al Miles, o, have
resumed work, giving employment to
g0o0 men,
A wreck on the Big -Four road near
Indianapolis injured four men and Grip
pled number OF race horses
Willis King. who was convicted OF
murder IN G, % cases ~ Gatesyille. Tex
ond escaped Jail thcre is under arrest
NJ New Orleans.
Tho S.yem.oli son Of J. NJ. Stork was
drowned at Orange, Tex.
Mrs. T. NJ. PrAig died On Texas and
Pacific train between weatherford and
Fort Worth She had been to Mineral
Wells and was on her way to her home
at Gaincavillc. Tex. Her husband was
with her. She died o. cancer.
APolandcr is in Jail at Megia, Tex
charged with killing his brother there
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04
A GLAZE Al WACO.
nr,sn Row Destroyed, Causing Lcs'
~ About sso.UOo, N

Waco Tex. Aug. S-lirc yesterday
morning destroyed the brick row ON
south Fourth street. including all the
honsos from the alley 70 Mary street
The buildings were occupied by A. b.
Reynolds n Co.. livery aablei John L.
Brcckenridgs, feed store p. Il. Ben'
nett a. son and G. W. Bennett
trustee Dement'S house was filled
with large stock Of machinery pro
ducc, carriages and wagons
Tho entire row was totally DESTROYER
with all is contents, The loss Is csti
mated ct $4,000 or 100000, mclpdnl
the buildings The WayGly hotel wa
also damaged To Nhe extent Of say@a
thousand dollars $500 aiu "H..
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04
JOHNSON RETURNS FROM AbRoAD'


tie Doe, Not believe the Crack Foreign (
Riders Are Very Dangerous.
NEW YORK, Aug. 3--Bicychst John !
son. who arrived ON She steamer Paris
does not believe the crack foreign riders
as dangerous as they have been painted.
He admits that they are long way from
the novice stage, but predicts that II tho
pick Of the French and English riders
should como over and meet onr stars
they would have the utmost respect Tor
the Americans. a r
.'Those men are fast riders" johnson
said. "but they are not speedy enough
TO beat our best men in contests On this
side Of the water. They are up to all
the tricks Of the trade and can make l.
very uncomfortable for a stranger II
they try and they generally try. Ihop'
some Of them viii come over this season.
but doubt II arrangements could be
made to get them here for there Is plenty
Of money in racing where thcy are.
Tom Eek will continue TO manage
johnson, and according TO the Minnie
apolis rider, Eek remained abroad TO se'
cure the American right for an electric
tandem. TO be used as paccmaker.
johnson says he saw the machine IN
motion and that he is not enthusiasts
over IL. He is on his way TO Chicago
and will in all probability start foi
Louisville early this week
The Australian, Parsons, who came
over with johnson, Is likely LOOKING
fellow. lie looks every inch an athlet' =
OF his victory over Zimmerman he had
little TO say. Il amuses him to hoar
that the Americans attribute the shrewd
Jersey mans defeat TO his poor oOndi
ton.
p perhaps he WINS not at ais besi, sale
the Australian "But could not b
I expected to train him. Il was a It'd!
Job to train myself Zimmerman mad
lots Of friends in the colonies and the.
p would give him a hearty welcome l
p he should take another trip there.
d Parsons is said 10 be well provide
q with funds and his visit hero Is quite a
= much for pleasure as for business. L
. fact he does not appear 10 be in Oh
Q least anxious about arranging q rac'
d Still. II good chance presents itsel
< the Australian will give the American
10 a chance 10 see what he can do.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04
Rosssp rAl STAGE HIMseLF.

Malicarrier ,HnmRmsyes Confessed ."
DolRg the nandn Acr 500
10 PERaY. q. H. Aug s,-Mail Carrier
Hempmeyor. whose stage was reported
robbed by outlaws between oRenee and
Lacey, has confessed 70 having, com
mi,ted the crime himself Hempmeycr
Ia only 40 years old. Since tho robbery
no has been ncting suspioiously and
spending mmey freely. he was mr.
rested on supicion, aud has made con-
sesiion. Tie had charged the robbery to
Rilj Dooiex and. Dynamite Dick" ont
laws. who rvcpnsly cscapep nom the
Guthrie Jail 4. ,, sHl Ns'
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04
TuE STRIKE AT CLEVELAND.

j
Matters Growing More Critical ana
.-. serious Trouble Looked For
CLEVELAND. Aug S.---The labor situA-
ton in tins city is again az a critical
stage. One hundred and fifty noppn-
ion men went to work NJ the Brown
Huisting and Conveying works today.
They we're guarded by four companies
OF militia and large force Of police
A big crowd Of union men were present
but no outbreak occurred The police
and soldiers kept the strikers moving
and would not let them stand In one
place but few minutes.
A big gympathetic strike movement
which has been threatened ever since
the strike AZ the Brown works began
II weeks ago, has been inangurated'
Eiehty.sovon men employed by the Van
Wagner & williams company, hard
ware manufacturer, laid down theiI
tools and walked out Of the works. The
men said their only grievance was sym
pathy for the Brown Hosting company
men. and the employees Of other con
Germs would soon follow their lead
Committees have been sent 10 othe
factories to notify the men they wer
( called ont on a strike
One OF the leaders Of the Van Wayne
strikers said they would demand O
Mayor McKisson that the nonuniouist
be disarmed and II this was refused th
strikers would arm themselves aud ooul
pel the nonunionists to give up Che weaT
ons nv force II necessary.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04
lEALousY CAUSES a cRIME.

One Man Knled. Woman Fatally Cut
and the Murderer Tries Suicide.
CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, Aug a.-Rob'
crt Pickett last night had his head
nearly cut of with razor by Frank
Davis, who also cut Mary Rivers 50
badly that she will die He then cut his
own throat. but Il is not thought the
wound is fatal. Pickett was n dance
hall proprietor and Davis was the porter
Of the place. The woman was an in
mate Of the establishment and jealousy
oansod the tragedy. HHs
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04
CONFESSED TO MURDER,
A story Told by Fred whitney, Who
sulclded In prison. '"f"t

A story Told by Fred whiine,, Who
sulclded In Prison. '.''
BALTIMORE Aug. Sired Whitney,
tho i5.year tctii convict Who committed
Suicide sunday, claimed he was a mpr-
dercr a. well as a hiFhwaymap. War
den weylcr Of the Maryland pqlten.
tiary said that Whitney had sfton
thrcattned To end his hfe.s .llf gsif
Whitney confessed to thcwmdentlni
he had in April Of last year, while iice-
ing from Baltimore officers, killed mid
robbed an old man IN Altoona, Pa. Mr..
wcyicr cndcavored to set the details Of
the crime, hut the ihcohercnt ,alkof The
prisoner led him to believe that Whit
ncy was demcnted. siX years ago Will
serving sentence for murder he ~
capped from the pen nj lAttlo Rock will
other prisonors. -. D,s .f.s
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04

SARATOGA, Aug. S--The annual re
gatta Of the National Association
Amateur oarsmon viii be rowed ON III
lake near this place on the 18th AUD
18th Of this month. and it promises u
be one Of the best regattas over held by
the association. The hist Of entries fol
tho ynrinns events Is very large.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04
Nm Knarn R.eInrlnaa prad.

RlDaErowS. Ont Ava, s.--Johr
Knifin of Danville, his, accompanied
on his wife. arrived here ON the Miohi'
gan Central railway at noon yesterday
About B O'Clock In the Afternoon Knihln
was stricken with apoplcSy and died
shortly Afterwards. Tho remains are on
tho way to Trcnton. n. J, Khifiin was
ven known Ia racing circles and was Y
years u aye. .,. ~. ..tuI
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04

LoxpoS. Aug. Sat Hurst park sum
mer meeting p. Lorillard's American
horse Draco. won the paiory e'year-old
plate Of 1903 soy@cigns, distance five FUR
longs, straight from four starters IL
salvin's Foston. second, and Mrs. Sad
ler.J ackson's, The Dunlin, third
I.orillard's American horse, King d
Bohemia II. W on Nation selling plat"
1903 soycrcigns for all ages Gloon w
second an Otter won the third,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04
KILLED MA CHURCH.


Colonel .IIliy Shot Dead BY John L.
Rushin a, MelceiL
TuoMAsvuLE, Ga, Aug 3.--ln tho
B,7aist ehurchut Metcalf 10 miles from
here yesterday aft trnoon Colonel James
f. Lilly WIS shot down by John I.
Rushin. and in tho panic that ensucd
several women tainted Rushin stopped
at the side q bis victims body aud sew
eral Of the men started forward 60 seizo
him, hut he waved his pistol as them
warninely and then Waking razor from
his coat pocket almost severed the
PROSTATE mans head from his body.
Rushin then attempted to commit sui
eide By taking laudnum He Is sup
pos,vl 10 have been insane.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04

IEk your iiIit 'sici'iIi, your dfugglst
and your friends about Shiloh's Cure
for Consumption. They viii recon
mend Il. Sold by all druggists.
A. Emden has moved his .coufeclion.
cry store and restaurant into the build
ing next door to tie upper corner Of the |
Zennath block. ani Bart Norwood Is
having the building just vacated under
the Eagle office fitted up tor the recep'
ton Of his stock Of dry goods which Nill
be opened up ia a iev days. u
Karrs Clover Root Tea Is a sure
cure Tor Headache and nervous dis
eases. Nothing relieves 80 quickly.
Sold by all druggists
An exciting and dangerous runaway
occurred sunday In the northern part
Of town. Miss Kate Young and three
children Of Dr.. Cameron Of Whetlock,
were driving In buggy 10 which was
attached gentle, harmless looking
white mule Oae lie broke and The
animal ran away da-hing ,he vehicle
and It's occupants into wire fence.
The vehicle was demolished and Miss
Young and the children quite painfully
injured.
Rev stewart, The evangelist p.cached
two splendid sermons on Love at lbe
Christian church Sunday the morning
text vas Lowest thou me2' aud the
theme Of the evening sermon, Hovesi
thou me more than thcse2' The speak.
or goes dirctly into the merits Of hIs
mhieci and discusses 90 ffom every
standpoint. lie declared love 10 be the
greatest force in the universe, iis power
having reached IN unparaaelei climax
when Christ was drawn from heaven %
suffer for the aus n the world tie
pleaded for an active, burulng christi
anlty that VII go cot int he world
aud ave dying men and women. We
hope the people eilI attend the seryices
Ibis week and lend every possible en-
courgement 10 lhemgeling.
During tue debale a. madison
willie Saturday .botween Tom Ball,
democratic eondldatc or Congress,
and Mr, Woqd,a populisi speaker
from Dallas and whiloM rsBall was
speaking aome person in The audi
ance rallied MIN i Tar ahd 4 looked
fora ,Ime IS Il trouble would re-
enii b1t 4aiio was lS1t1IE|i anl
III rrrett He ehttHntH
-. .
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04
CIRCULATED COUNTERFEIT MONEY
several Paf,lss on Trial Connected with
/ rrffr Ben, Alias schwartz

several PARTIES on tfiai N"nhe'''" "'
"ir"fT Beii. Alias schwartz
FoRr scorr, Kan, Aug. s,-rhe pre-
liminary hearings Of Henry Wells The
odore Hobson aud William h.own OF
Girard and George A. Moore of Pitts
burg who were arrested hast week
charged with using the mails to circu'
late counterfeit money and who was ac'
cused Of being accompliees Of j. X. Bel
alias J. r. schwarz. the leader OF tn
gigantic political swindle, which was
unearthed BY the postoilice officials at
Ncosho, Mo. have been held before
United States Commissioner Mosher and
bound over to the grand jury. During
the hearing it was shown that Bell the
leader. represented himself as the agent
Of the American knights Of the Mystic
! Number. whose purpose Il was TO dis
tribute money for campaign purposes
Instructing the defendants what class OF
peoplc were tho easiest worked" Bell
in a letter introduced IN the evidence
I wrote:
From a political standpoint thinl
the Populists make the best subjects
vet every silverman Is liable TO fail
Rich and wen.to.do ladies are oftol
easily captured."
The secret service men are s'ili ON IN
case and It Is likely that arrests viii b
made
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04


FOR SALE-Cotton seed huIls Si'oJ
per ton at the Bryan OIL Mill, 2ll
There was one addition to the meth
odist church by baptism Sunday night.
800 pounds. six varieties Landrelh's
new crop prnip seeds ~ IBggs & Ma
wl,nDev'a 2l7
Karrs Clover Root Tea purines the
blood and gives a clear and beautiful
complexion. Sold by an druggists.
Mrs. John Whitman and Mrs. August
PhnEel returned sunday from a visit to
Hearne.
Consumption, LaGnppc, Pneumonia,
and all throat and lung diseases ar.
cured by Shlloh's Cure. Sold by all
druggists
Us. McClinlock Of Waco, an old A..
and N. boy, was here shaking hands
with friends yesterday.
Cotton seed hulls delivered 10 any
part Of the city at $3.50 per town by
Ira Gooch. Phone 3d. sepu
viii Thomas went 70 Terrell sunday
Born to Mr aud Mr.. q. 5. Parker, d
daughter.
Constipation causes more than hall
the llls Of women Karrs C.ovcr Root
Tea l. a pleasant cure for iRntion
Sold by all druggists.
E.w. Hutchinson and wife returned
10 Houston Sunday afler visit TO Mr
and Mrs. A. d, McConnico.
1nousanus OF cases of Consumption
Asthma. Coughs. Colds and Group are
cured every day by Shlloh's Cure. Sold
nv all nruuuisig
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04
MAsoNs wELcoME REV. HUseARO


An Address and Cordial Greetings Es-
tended Him In England.
ROCHESTER,, Eng. Aug, 5.-Tho Free
Masons Of Rochester and Chatham hel !
a meeting last evening to welcome
Rev. W. y. Hubbard OF Rochester, n.
Y. lie was presented with an address
Of welcome and most cordial greetings
were extended, him by the mayor Of
Rochester and Dean Hole The latter
smoke Of the kind reception accorded
him everywhere In che United States
and said that the professional cross
which Rev. Mr.. Hubbard brought a. a
FIT from the Rochester On. " Free
Masons TO the Rochester cathedral
would always be treasured IN the high
est manner possible DR.. Hubbard in
reply assured his hearers Of thc undying
! frI0dliness Of the United States TO-
ward Great Britain, adding that II they
had heard anything to the contrary
they must remember that not all Twins
| In America are Americans, ,... r..
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04

nssvsa. Aur- a David Ramsy. a
calorsd pnllman porter, saot ard Killed
ma mistress. Maltie Clark aiso cqlurcd,
ana ililh aant a hullc, slruueh Ms own
!. .l.... tn. eA.I. .l.llnl IInoNa