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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-09
z ZIEMI OJCZYSTEJ.

- u kazienek, ulubionej rezyden-
cyi ostatniego krola ~polskiego Stani-
s1awa Poniatowskiego, w~ywieziono piec
dr~ogooennych obraz6w do Petersburga
j umieszczono je " muzeum, zwanem
,,Ermitaz". Takto Moskale gospoda-
ruja W Warszawie. Ogr6d Saski pc.
sisdai niegdys przepyszne posagi jesz-
cze z czasow saskich i Poniatowskiego,
leoz dawno ich juz ME ma W Warszawie.
Ojcowski Rad rosyjski powywozii je
do Petersburga, gdzie W mroznym xii.
macie niszczeja, a ich miejsce zaje}y
rzeczy p~odrzednej wartosoi, kt6re "a,
miast bye ozdoba Ogrodu Saskiego
~przeciwnie go oszpeoaja.
- Nova Barbara Ubryk. Zsndar-
merya W miescinie g6rno au~stryaokiej
St. Corona wpad}a ma trop okruoieh-
silva, kt6rs trudno przypisae najbru-
talniejszej nawet naturze ludzkiej.
Otto 70 letnia w}ascicielka gospody, Te.
resa Brauniers, zamkne}a swoja pasier-
bice do ciemnej stajoi, W kt6rej ia
przez lat szesc trzyma}a. W}adze o.
becnie stwierdzily, ae nieszczesliwa u.
traoi@a zupelnie przez czas meczarni
wzrok j robi wrazenie szkieletu. O..
krutna kobiete wraz z dwoma pasierba-
mi, kt6rzy wiedzieli o tenn z~neoaniu
sic, odstawiono do sadu karnego.
- Smier6 z zakazenia krwi. Me.
zwykiy wypadek wydarzy} sic W tyoh
dnlaoh W Warszawie, kt6ry zaalarmo-
wal mieszkahoow ~dzielnioy wolskiej.
Pred tygoniem w}asciciel niewielkiej
Posesji, poloaonej PREY zbiegu ulio
Wroniej j Leszno, Julian Kami6ski
posprzecza& sic z aona. Czy to z lar
tow, czy ma serjo, dose ze zona ugryzla
go " reke. Rsnka by1a niewielka, X.
wiec ME zwraoa} ma MIA uwagi i wi
dooznie zaniedbai opatrzyc. Pc kilku
dniach reka spuch1a, a przywo}nay lie.
karz SENSATIONAL zakszenie krwi. Pc
mimo pomocy, K. zmar}. Poniewaa K.
pracowal W fabryoe wyrob6w pIatsro.
wanych, tam musial zanieozyc reke, co
wywolaio tax smutne nastepstwa. Ku-
moszki jednak ME chca temu dac WARY.
- Smiala kradziea popelniono W no.
cy ma 8. I'm. W Uhnowie. Niewysle.
dzona d~otychozas banda rzszimieszk6w
naPadia ma urzad podatkowy i rozbils
drzwi. zelazne sztaby stawily jednak
silny opor, albo tee z}oczyfoy zostali
sp@oszeni, gdyz pc rozbiciu drzwi, nj
czego ME tyksjsc oddalili sic. Nato
miast przypuscili szturm do magazy.
now obrony krajowej i zabrali mn6.
stwo skarbowej bielizny, troche rzemie.
nj, 2 parry butow ftp. wyrzadzons
skarbowi szkoda wynosi okolo $50 zir.
- DIR. Oituszewski O zboczeniacb
mowy. Niezmordowany ~pracownik ns
polu leczenia ] bahama zbocze6 mowy,
DIR. O}tuszewski wyda} obecnie W War.
szswie trzeci przyczynek do swej nau.
XII. Jestto wiasciwie odbitka z ,,Medy.
cyny", zswiersjaca odczyt a%utora, wy.
gioszony ma posiedzeniu warszawskie-
go Towarzystws lekarskiego W paz-
dzierniku 1895 r. Bahama W autor
czynii W zskiadzie leczniczym ola zbo.
czeh mowy. w roku sprawozdswczym
DIR. Oituszewski SO przypad.
kow jakania, ! trzepotania, 3S be}ko.
%tsnis, 8 mowy nosowej, II niemoty,
Iszem 159 przypadkow. z tel liczby
dr.. Oituszewski leczy} % osob, cierpia-
cych ma jakanie, z ktoryoh Is osob u
kohczyio osfy kurs j doznaso zupelne-
go wyzdrowienia; nadto l osoba donna
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-09
WOlne POlskie SfOwO

wychodzi pierwszego i pietnastego
kazdego miesiaca, W Paryau. Podaje
wiadomosci i poglady z pierwszej re-
XII, tax z kraju jaka ter z emigraoyi
polskie;' Pogladami swemi wy.
swiadcza wielka przys}uge ozytel-..
kom W rozwoju umys}owym. Upo-
w~szeohnienie tego pisma jest bardzo
poaadanem W Ameryce a tanios6 ula
twia nabycie kazdemu. Abonament
roczny k~osztuje dollar jeden i POI,
Pieniadze posy}ac przez Post Office
Order ~adresujac: M. Adolphe Reiff.
3 Rue de Four. Paris.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-09
POTRZEBA.

xH I'M A nawet wiecej MONA sarobic
~"'OV dziennie. Kazdemu gwarantuje-
my TAXI zarobek, jezeli wezmie agenture ma
szych obraz6w patryotycznych | religijnyoh.
Mkt mic ME ryzykuje. Piszcie do: O.& @.
Silberman, Dept. z. L. ST. Paul, MINI.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-09
DOkTOK WODNY.

(DR. GRAaAMJ
lseyf, jak wdadomo % oststnich Is Lat . nslspssyn
skutkdem wsxystkfe rudne. bes nadxiei wylecseaia
sestarsAfe ! dfugoletnie choroby ! cfsrpienia obu
pfet prses Enans " NismCzech tataj metoda bsda
Pevns pomoc 1 sseseEliwe wyiecssnie sapewnis
q. cterpfeufa pfuc, waroey, merck I brzucha- Ctsr-
ptenfs nerwowe 4 ohoroby kobfeos jako to:
oolesei eiets,ne, pi.ss apt.yy. nispiodno.e, b@ '
odpfywy woody, rEniecs 1 paenia, d9nienis na da
Wssystkte chroniczne, prywstne I ramilitne c~ierpienis
obu pfef iecsy prses ufycie swoica
Siedm ulubi0nych Lekarstw
" uch choroesch, do rt6rych sic stosuje, ktoryeb
eruhSownemu wylsczenis % prsenacxone.
- Tysisee rodsin swemf podziakowanism da,e
stws wfasnorecInie prses niego prsyrEsdzsne,
s~dnmiewsjsce ~ostegnefy resultsty " tskich wypsdkseh
v kt6rych wssslfis lime srodh okssafy sic darsm.
uemi.
- Doktor wodny prsyfssd.a vsssns Isksrstwo
Ola lego ME 'est " 1sdnym swfsxku Q apteka Ms
g. To ~uluoions Iskarstwa lscss tyiko choroby
xtorym po3etyoeso % prseznsesone nsbye 10 tylfo
Ofisie: 1858 8. STATE ULICY
- PIERwszK PIETRo -
CHlCAGo, ILLINOIS.
Godziny ofisowe: rano cd 10 dol; po pofudniu cd
, do q: " niedziele zamkniete.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-06

DR. JAMESON, the English fillibus- terer who made an ineursion against the Boers in the Transvaal, Africa, has been captured and taken as a prisoner. The event has greatly stirred up Germany, and in conse- quence the relations between Eng land and Germany are considerably strained. Immediately after the capture of Dr. Jamison, Emperor William, of Germany, telegraphed his congratulations t0 President Kruger of the Dutch Republic, which has greatly embittered the English press whose denunciation of the German Emperor is vehement and unmeasured The English newspa- pers declare the Emperor's act as deliberately unfriendlye and are prone to regard it as an evidence of Germany's hostility and readiness to engage in war with England. The Announcement that Russia, France aud Germany have entered into a secret alliance against England has produced a profound sensation in that countrys and caused no small amount of alarm. It is apparent, even to the naughty Englishmen, that notwithstanding their big navy they are not strong enough to sue cessfully combat the combined navies of three of the greatest powers of Europe.
 These recent events in the orient have caused the Englishmen to take counsel with themselves, and they are therefore in more pensive and reflective mood than a few weeks ago. Lord Salisbury sees by this time that his clustering policy is likely to bring his Nation to grief, and no doubt before he is through dealing with European nations he will be quite content to submit his present unsupported claim against Venezuela to arbitration. Threatened as he is with war on every side and with every leading power of the world as his enemy, Lord Salisbury is in no condition to go to war with the United States, with which in all probability he will be quite glad to make peace before the passing of many more moons.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-06
PINE BLUFF. ARK, JAN. 6. 1896,
LARGEST DAILY GIIY CIRCULATION,

IF the reports from Cuba are cor rect the war in that unhappy Island is drawing to close and the inde- pendence of the Cubans is near at hand. According to the dispatches the patriotic insurgents have out generated the Spaniards on every hand md the insurgent forces have passed the Spanish soldiers and are now surrounding Havana for final attack upon that city. fhe capture of Havana means their complete in dependence and the indications are that the insurgents will possess the city within a few days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-06

THE biennial session of the Ken lucky Legislature convenes Tues. day. The Senatorial contest over shadows, of course, all other ques- tions, and the announcement that one of the Populist meinbers will vote with the Republicans for Sena- tor has produced profound sensa tion. Joe Blackburn, however, is confident and says that if he is not elected no other Democrat will be. The Legislature stands on joint bal lot. Democrats, 68; Republicans, 68; Populists. 2. It is believed that Congressman Godfrey Hunter will receive the Republican nomination for United States Senator.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-06
 Hanged, but Not Dead.

A remarkable story comes from Pom eroy, Wash, where Henry Meyers was recently hanged for murder. After be- ing pronounced dead by physicians the body was turned over to an old German friend of the murderer, who by means of simple restoratives revived the off cially dead man. Three reputable resi- dents of Pomeroy assert that they have personally conversed with Meyers within week, and that he is now in hiding from the authoritinS, and will shortly be taken out of the country County off cers declare that Meyers body was in tered in potter's field. An official in- vestigation will be made immediately. New York Sun.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-06

Entered at the Post-offiee at Pine Rlnff. Ark, as second-class mail matter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-06

broken with the syndicate entirely. The cause of the Presidents anger is said to be due to the syndicate's action in preparing to take tfe loan which is declared to have been en- tirely unauthorized and has greatly embarrassed the Government. It is now said that there will be no bond sale at all until Congress has had time to act.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-06

HOODS PILLS cure all liver ills, relieve constipation and assist digestion. 25c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-06
Assienee's Sale.

Notice is herey given that I will, as as signee of D. E. Riggin. on the 16th day of January, 1926. at Riggin mil in the city of Pine Bluff Arkansas. between the houfsE of judicial sales, sell to the highest and best bidder, on a credit of three months, the fol- lowing personal property to-wit: All the machinery, tools, implements, lumber, office, office fixtures, and all leases and franchises used in and about the operation of said mill, as Is particularly shown from an inventory now on Ale in the office of the circuit clerk of Jefferson county, Arkansas. The purchaser will be required to give approved personal security for the amount of his bi
 12 2Td20t c. NJ. PHILP0T. Assignee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-06
 Hta Birdie Died.

Not for want of attention or be- cause she was not loved enough, but because in the carelessness in not buying fresh and good bird seed, You can buy cheap bird seed, half of which are broken are mostly all cAeap seed, two or three years old, and unfit for a jay bird. We handle so much seed that we always have it fresh special mixture for us just right and n fish bone in each package. ANDERsoN-M MEYER
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-06
Used Cigar and Bottle.

Segeral persons are telling story. with apparent satisfaction, of 2year- old child in Montana who smokes cigars with evident relish. What are the phi- lanthropists of that state doing to allow such an exhibition as that of baby pulling at cigar in turn with bottle? Boston Traveller.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-06
VOTCEFROM THEDEAD
WHAT GEORGE WASHINGTON WROTE
 ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO.

A Letter Which Is Very Significant at the Present Crisis-Did Not Wish America to Interfere In squabbles With Enrepe eff Rightfnlly It Can Be Doner
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-06

Mir Stealy took copy of the letter, and it is uot believed that it has ever been printed in this country.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-06
THE PRESIDENT ANGRY

Itis given out by a Senator who is close to the Administration that the President is intensely angry with J. Pierpont Morgan and the syndicate and that he has definitely
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-06
How Geography May Be slrapllaed.

After that war the United States would be liable to be bounded on one side by the north pole, Cleveland World.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-06

THE PEOPLE BELIEVE what they read about Hood sSarsaparilla. They know that it is an honest medicine and that it cures disease. That is why you should get only Hoods.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-02
THE METHODISTS MEET
Holding the Quadrennial Con-
ference at Cleveland.
BISHOP BOWMAN Is PRESIDING.


Delegates From Nearly Every Country
In the world Are In Attendance.
The bible Used at the Meeting Is =
Historical One. BEING the One John
Wesley Studied In England.
CLEVELAND, May 1.-The gavel Of
venerable Bishop Bowman fell at 0
o'clock this morning and the great
quadrennial conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal church was under way. Three
thousand people were in the hall when
the meeting was called to order. On
the floor were white men and black
men, delegates from cold Norway and
Sweden and from tropical India and
Japan. Nearly every country ON the
face Of the globe is represented.
Bishop Bowman announced that the
Bible which he used In the services Is
the one which was used by John Yves
ley In his study in England. This his
torical treasure was presented TO the
conference some years ago. Bishop
Ninde read from this book the iOS
Psalm. Bishop Vinot then read hymn
after which prayer was offered by Bish'
op Foulke. The bishop prayed that per
sonal ambition might be stified and
that harmony should rule. Rev. VIM
Burt Of Rome. Cal, followed in the
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-02
THREE HANGED AT foRr SMITH.
John and George Pierce and webbeF
!. Isaacs Fay the Death Penalty.

John and George Pierce and webbsr
I.aaos Pay the Death Penalty.
FoRr SMITH, Ark, May 1.-The exc
cution Of John aud George Pierce and
wsbber Isaacs took place yesterday AZ.
tonoon on the gallows within the Jail.
yard. Only few persons were admit
ted.
The march to the scaiiold was begun
at 80. Just outside the Jail halt was
made. Standing near the door was Mrs
Ragsdale, sister Of the Pierce brothers
and with her stood the little 4-year-old
son Of John. The doomed father picked
mp the little fellow and kissed him ten.
derby, the tears streaming from his eyes.
The sight was affecting in the extreme.
AT ? ;04 the trap was sprung. George
Pierce's neck was broken by the fall.
His brother and lsaacs were strangled
TO death The remains Of the Pierce
boys were turned over 10 their sister,
Mrs Ragsdale, who took the bodies "a
the home Of their mother at Mountain
/ Grove, Mo, for burial.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-02
NJ EINLEY THE CHOICE
Captures the Instructions Of
Illinois For President.
ouLLOM TAXES HIS DEFEAT WE'LL.

The senator and His BackeFs 81
nounce Their Determination 90 Kart
ny support the Ohioan and work
Earnestly For Ills Nomination The
State Ticket a. Completed.
SPRINGFIELD, his, May William
Mckinley Is the choice Of the Republic
ans Of Illinois for president Of the
United States. The contest at the con-
vontion was between the Republicans Of
the state who believed that Senator
Shelby Nj. Cullom should have been
honored as the standard bearer in the
presidential contest by the people Of
this state on the one hand and the Re
publicans who favored Mr.. Mckinley
ON the other.
While Senator GALLON and his hackers
met with defeat they met IL gracefully
and announced their determination "a
lend their sincorcst and heartiest co
operation for the election Of Major Nc
Kinlcy to the highest Office within ths
gift Of the people Of the United States
The state ticket nominated is as fol
lows:
Governor-John r. Tanner.
Lieutenant govornor-W. A. North
colt.
Secretary Of state-Jamcs A. Rose.
AUDITOR r. Mccullough.
Treasurcr-Henry l.. Hertz.
Attorney general-E. Q. Aiken.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-02

reading Of the Scriptures, after which
Bishop Taylor Of Africa read hymn.
Rev. DIR. Upham Of Drew Theological
seminary offered prayer which closed
the devotional services.
When the devotional exercises were
over furry occurred in the convention
when Secretary Monroe began to call
the roll. II was thought this was TO
precipitate the contest Of seats for WON.
en-. when the name Of Lula A. Timble
was announced a delegate was immedi.
ately ON his feet with motion that her
name be omitted until n committee de-
terminos her election legal. For a
moment Il looked as II fight had
started. Bishop Bowman however, re-
fused 10 entertain the motion as he de-
clarcd the convention was not organized.
The tumultuous applause which followed
the ruling Of the chair indicated the
strength Of the women suffrage faction
OF the delegation.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-02
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Gcncrai Debate on the bankruptcy nni
Finished In the House.

Finished In the House.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-The senate
spent the day ON the naval appropriation
bin without completing it. Mr.. Cor
man further opposed the item Of four
baitloships and expressed the opinion
that the appropriations already made
would consume the balance in the treas
ury. A determination Of the number Of
the battleships has not yet been reached,
Mr., Chandler has proposed substituting
30 large and fast torpedo gunboats for
two Of the hattlcships.
Mr.. White Of California spoke Of the
need Of coast dcfcnses before further
naval vessels were built and Mr.. Allen
Of Nebraska made a speech Of over three
hours, arraigning the two old parties.
The general debate ON the bankruptcy
bill was continued and concluded in the
house. Today the bill viii be open TO
amendment under the 5-minuto rule
aud the final vote viii be taken at I
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. The friends
Of the measure are sanguine that IL win
pass by a good majority. Mr.. Bailey Of
Texas gave notice today that he would
offer as a substitute his voluntary bank
ruptcy bill,
Tho surprise Of the day was the an
nouncement OF Mr.. CulbeSm Of Texas
ex-ohairman Of the Judiciary committee
who has always, heretofore, fought
every bankruptcy bill containing an in
voluntary system, that he would yot'
for the pending measure.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-02

organization Of medical men in the
country. The sessions Of the main body
viii last for three days, but IL win be u
week before the physicians finish all
their work.
DIR. r. Beverly Cole Of San Francisco,
a veteran in the profession and one Of
the most prominent physicians ON the
Pacific slope, is president, and will call
the convention TO order. DR. Cole is a
Virginian, and is GO years old
Atlanta has perfected various excur-
SONS for the delegates and arranged an
old fashion barbecue. at which the dele.
gates viii dissoct the bceves for the oc-
casion.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-02

Thousands OF cases OF Consumption,
Asthma, Coughs, Colds and Group are
cured every day by Shlloh's Cure. Sold
by Sam u. Wilson & Co., Bryan.
BY accident, an error was made yes
terday morning in advertising the
price Of admission TO Miss Friley's con-
cert at the opera house Monday night.
The price Is only % cents.
Reports in the Houston Post from all
parts Of the State indicate an increase
Of II per cent in the cotton acreage,
and decrease Of 10 per cent In the
acreage Of corn.
Now, gentlemen, let us have that
Main street stock law, or some provi-
acn making breachy or depredaiing
stock liable for the damage they do.
Don't leave the business streets and
the wagons Of country people a prey TO
piliering; yagabond stock.
Karrs Clover Root Tea purlhes the
blood and gives a clear and beautiful
complexion. Sold by Sam II. Wilson
& Co, Bryan.
Misses Idalet,e aud Virginia West,
aud Misses Josie CLARK and Katie Nc.
Kenzle, went to College last evening TO
attend an open air concert and lawn
party at rrof. Hutson's.
The Texas editors-those who have
the time-have been press assOciating
at FL Paso this week, RECALLING them
selves with bull fights, etc. There are
nominal newspaper men in Texas who
support their papers for the sake Of
this aunuI iaunt.
Prof. Pice, Of Boston, dramatic
reader, who comes highly endorsed by
prominent citizens Of our State, Il
stopping at the Exchange. We trust
he will be successful in arranging an
entertainment ere he departs. III
will make you all laugh. Prof. Plic'
visited College yesterday.
CONSTIPATION causes more than hall
the Ills OF women. Karl's Clover Roo
Tea Is a pleasant cure for Constipation
Sold by Sam h. Wilson q Co., Bryan.
Steve Batson has been sentenced 4
the penltentiary for IS years, for th'
killing Of the negio, Willis Davis, il
Madison county. The testimony o
Jim Dell, a nephew aud aecomplice o
Balson, who turned States evidence
shows that the negro was hung, sho
and dragged TO the water where hi
body was found,
The school board met yesterda
afternoon. Supt. Minter was re.electe
at a salary Of $1,000 a year Prof. HiCk
man, reelected principal, at a salary o
1900 per year, and MiFs Shepard eleole
assistant principal at SIS per month
No other elections were made. Tn
board adjourned TO meet again mex
Friday.
The new street committee has author
lied the marshal to fix the sewers alon
the side and In the rear Of the Aeadem
Of Music block, at the South end {
Main street. We learn the rear sew,
viii be boxed and extended across III
D street toward the cotton yard and the
turned down toward the railroad. II
e work will begin Monday and we al
! very glad 10 announce the fact, as tn
Q slenches which arise from those sewei
have become almost unbearable. =
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-02
1RlEp 10 XII HERSELF.
A Young Woman Runs Away Prom
Home with n Doctor.

A Young Woman Runs Away Prom
Home with = Doctor.
NEW York, May LA young woman
who gave her name as Elmira Durand
and who claimed to be the daughter Of
a wealthy cotton merchant Of New Or
leans, attempted suicide by taking NOR
phine. She was stopping at the resi-
dence of a Newark, N. j., police officer
named Adams. He noticed the young
lady crying ON the streets, and, learning
her story, sent her to his own homo. A
physician who was called In succeeded
In saving Miss Durand's life. Accord
ing to her statement, she ran away from
New Orleans with DIR. de lone Of New
York. They arrived in this city last
Tuesday ON q steamer. The doctor
promised to marry her, Miss Durand
says, but disappeared mysteriously. De-
spondont over the turn things had taken
she attempted her life.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-02
~. plAZ AI TAMPA.
lie Tells Of His arrest aud Release by
the spanish Authorities.

lie Tells of His arrest and Release by
thr spanish Authorities.
TAMPA, Fla, May Rev. Diaz ar
rived here last night from Havana
accompanied by his wife, three chill
dren and his brother Alfred. ON his way
to Atlanta. To an Associated Press re-
porter he said;
my brother and l were arrested at 4
p. m. ON April 4, at cur home ON the
outskirts OF Havana and were taken inn
mediately to prison. We wero placed
In separate cells whore we were kept for
i3l hours without the privilege Of com
municaiion, when l heard | was to
be given a military trial for completely
In Cuban affairs This they could not
suhstantate. | was caring for sick sol.
diers for whom had an organization
Of 10 delegations and several hospitals
where e0OO Spanish soldiers were cured
Of wounds and sickness. As soon us al.
lowed ON the Tuesday following, !
wired DIR. Tichnm Of Atlanta, that ]
needed help Immediately. | sent the
message 10 the Office by a friend who
paid Tor t. The next day the message
was returned with the money accom-.
panied by a statement that the Amer.
can consul and Spanish authorities
would not permit It to 20, smuggl d
the message aboard the steamer from
Key West, and as soon as the Spanish
authorities learned | had sent Il they re
leased me, ordering me to leave ON th'
next steamer"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-02

SAN FRANCISCO, May Rev DIR. O.
o. Brown, who resigned the pastorato
Of the First Congregational church, AZ
ter long struggle with certain mem.
hers Of the church, is closing his resi-.
donce In the city. and although DR.
Brown refused to discuss his plans, his
intimate friends declare he viii at once
20 east and resume the pastorate work
under the direction Of the Dubuque, Ia,
conference, which has expressed conf.
donce In hi 1.