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Rock Island Argus., 1896-12-26
FLAMING REVELRY
Costs New York City Half a Mill.
ion Dollars.
FIRE IN TWO LARGE BUILDINGS

spreads TO . Hospital Filled with Patients.
Who Have TO Re Carried TO . Place Of
safety. While Their Refuge .. Partly
Dcssroyed-Two Dozen famiIse. Driven
Out OF Their Tenement House Homes
In . Panic.
New York. Dec. 2s.-Fire yesterday
morning destroyed two big buildings
on East Thirty-ihird street. partially
destroyed the New York Polytechnic hos
pital and compelled the removal of l,s
patients. drove two score OF families
from their homes in adjoining build
ings. ana did s5oc.coc damage. The
structures which were destroyed were n
iive-story blilding at eii and si3 East
Thirty-third street. used partly "a an
Office building. and a bio six-story
building at 2i3 TO 2si used as a factory
building. The FIRST and second floors Of
2ll and 2l3 were used as Offices and dip-
featuring company. which occupied
with its factory the basement and first
and second floors OF the factory build
ing. The company manufactures pipes
and smokers articles. The third. fourth
occupied as offices by the Sebastian
sommer Piano company ana the Gibson
Plano company. allied concerns which
had their factory In the upper floors
Of the factory building. The rear par;
Of the upper floors of 2ii and 2is was
occupied by the snusf factory of Adolgh
Pinner. Ii IL believed that the ere
started In the snuff factory.
Had tn Move the sicl People.
A part of the top fioor of the factory
building was occupied by the New Eng
land Car Spring company. The fac
In East Thirty-ihird street had been
burning from 6 o'clock until z O'Clock
before any real alarm was felt in the
Polytechnic. though the patients knew
there was n fire In the neignscrhood.
Suddenly the roof Of the hospital which
is on Thirty-fourth street. burst into
flames. The physicians H. chargeat once
decided to remove the nfiy-eig.it
patients. and the Delaware hotel. near
by. was placed at the disposal Of the
Polytechnic officials \ squad of police
men began the removal OF the sick peo-
pie. thirteen children being carried out
without trouble. There was more ;rou-
ble with the adult patients Patients
who should not have left their cots de-
uel the nertsH ana tired To escape.
None Of the patients viii suffer from
the change.
Panic in the Tenement son.r.
In the tenement house just west of
the burning building lived tweniy-furr
families. The mothers and faihcsa
watched the firemcn with Indifference
from their windows. while their chill
drcn played with Chrisimas toys sud
! denly terror seized them as onionkcra
| cried Run for your lives. The wall
i going ;o fail on yo-." Mothers picked
I up their liiii. ones and ran ;o ths street
Others refused To- leave. The polite
showed the men and women down il,-
stairs and picked the chiidFs n from the
floors. carrying them out. Mor; of them
were in their night cioih.s and each
one was ciirEinE Co n toy. The roof
Of the factory building fril within nn
hour sf,er the Gre was discovered. TIE
wall to thu west tumblci upon a..
tenement house. The east wall went
down on Schuiier's hotel. Tn. loss or
half million is well covered 10y inrur-
| ance.
Rock Island Argus., 1896-12-26
VIEWS OF GENERAL DRAPER.
Not In Favor of Uncle Sam Interfering in
the Unpleasantness.

the tnpieasantness.
Washington, Dec. 26.-An argument
against interference by the United
States with the government of Spain
in Cuba, pending the present season for
military operations. is made by General
William Draper, of Massachusetts,, who
is one of the subcommittee of the
house which will consider the resolu-
tions relating 40 Cuba He said: MY
standpoint in regard to Cuba has not
changed since the last session of con-
gress. 1t is my feeling that it is time to
recognize independence when, in the
first place, there is a government, and
when, in the second place, that govern
ment has shown its right to be con-
sidered an independent sovereignty. 1t
seems to me that there is nothing in
the island of Cuba in opposition to the
Spanish forces except certain armed
bodies of men. each under its own lead
er, and with nothing approaching q
civil government.
IF we are to take the message of
President Cleveland as our authority
and that is the only trustworthy au-
thori,y that 1 know of it must
be admitted that there is not anywhere
in Cuba outside the Spanish lines a
civil government which is seriously un-
dertaking to exercise its functions. The
claims put forth by the insurgents can
not be accepted as in any degree con-
elusive in these matters TAKE. for in
stance, this matter of the supposed
death of Maceo. The insurgents said
In the first place that he was killed by
treachery. and in the second place that
hs was not killed At all The Spanish
Rock Island Argus., 1896-12-26
Italians In This Country,

There are about 1000. 900 Italians in
the United States. One-third of them
are settled in the principal cities. Half
OF these are laborers. Fifty per cent are
illiterate. They are hard and steady
workers. very saving and anxious to i'm
prove themselves. When they have no
chance to work at their own trade, they
will accept any other kind of work and
any wages. The Italians hate begging.
Has any reader of this ever been stop-
ped by an Italian asking for q ''nickel?"
In the records of charitable institutions
are very few Italian namea-Newark
IN. j. Luce Evangelical
Pansies, ever since Shakespeare
time, and perhaps for ages before, have
been symbolic of thoughts or remem-
brance. Two or three poets, 100 years
earlier than Shakespeare, mention the
flower = having this Umboljm
Rock Island Argus., 1896-12-26

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Sss.-;ses.
Children Cry for
pltChOV'O ooOeoe0o.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27

Practically new surry for sale a. half
price. 100 Mrs. ]. Wippseehl
The Mutual improvement Circle met
at the residence Of Mrs. John Q. Tabor
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. ". NJ.
Foster read an excellent paper on the
lie and character Of Burns, and Mr..
I D. Graham another on his monu-
ment. Strawberries and cream were
dalntily served for fefseshment.
You can save money you have
houses 70 rent BY giving y ck Jones 4
Co. your agency. They have appll'
cations ioE houses every tay. n
Camp J. B. Robertson U. c. ", VIII
issue 200 invitations to ladies Of Bryan
and vicinity to-day respectfully urging
their attendance on q meeting 70 bs
held At opera house Tuesday, March 81
at O'Clock p. m., for the purpose o.
aiding In raising funds 70 assist In The
noble and landable work Of building
the Battle Abbey Of the south, thereby
perpeiuating the memory Of the brave
men and noble women who gave thell
all 10 a cause they believed Just. Ihi
committee having the matter IN chargl
lie composed Of Gen. II. b. StOddard,
| A. M. Rhodes and J.. 4. Butler.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27

HAVANA, March q8.-A column Of
troops commanded By Colonel Pavia
has had an engagement with the In
surgent cavalry numbering about 1000
men under the leadership Of Lacret AZ .
plantation In San joaquin. Spanish cav
airy charged the enemy and the latter
retrcaied, leaving IS killed ON the field.
Among the latter were three ofiioers
The troops also captured q quantity Of
arms and ammunition and camp equip
ments
Tho troops commanded by Colonela
eanches and EchevArria have captured
the camps Of the insurgents Al Cherito
and Santa Moniieoa. In the province Of
pinar del Rio. and captured nearly al
the supplies Of the insurgents In that
province In the engagement between
the troops aud the insurgents the latteI
lost 80 killed and many wounded. Ths
troops destroyed stores which could moi
b made available for the use Of ths
army, and part Of the plunder belonget
70 the inhabitants Of Pinar del Rio
who had suffered at the hands Of Ma
ceo's raiders. A quantity Of tho sioleI
property will b restored 70 its owners
Il il estimated that the stores captures
arc worth over $4,000.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27

Rev. Mr.. Clolhier l. In receipt Of 4
letter from Senator John 7. Morgan
eOmplimenling him upon his sessice a.
Confederate soldier. Among other
things the senator's letter says;
"Premising that regard that
character as being a. honorable
a. any ever attributed 10 q true patriot;
am glad to say Of You, that In the
capacity Of a private soldier In the var
OF the Confederate states, you earned
that excellent character and wore Il
well. Perhaps your pOsterily will re-
cur to this testimonial from a comFads
a. something Of value 10 them, faI
more, perhaps, than It is 10 you, ioI
you live In the consciousness Of duty
well performed. I am getting near The
end Of life filed with labor for thOs'
l love, but ] have no reflections thai
are 40 pleasing TO me a. the fact tha
I served faithfully In the Confederate
army, aud have the deep and kindly re
gard Of my comrades. Sincerely yours
JSo. 4. Mono An"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27
TO BUILD THE SHIPS.
Secretary Herbert Takes Ae-
tive Steps In the Matter.
FOUR BATTLEsHIPs TO BE ADDED.

The Secretary sf the Navy Il Allowed
0aiy Nlnsiy Days In which 20 let
ths csniraes aud ne Has Appointed
ths heard 10 Oatllns their Plans and
spssiacaiions.
WASHINGTON. March 20. because the
naval appropriation bill now pending
before the house making provision for
the building Of four baitleahips, allows
only 90 days for the preparation and the
issue Of advertisements for proposals.
Secretary Herbert has taken stops al
ready 10 dssermino the features Of the
new ships. To this end he has appoint
Cd = report board 10 deal with the ques'
ton Of the best character Of maiu bat
tery for each ship. undoubtedly the
most important feature Of battleship.
The boasd will consist Of Rear Admiral
John @. Walker, Commodore n. l.
Physhian. Captain p w. Cooper, Chief
Engineer Edward Farmer and Con.
structor J. J. Woodward with Lieut.
5. A. Stanton a. recorder. This board
win meet a. the navy department on
the 5lss inst- and proceed at once b con-
sidsr the installation Of she main bat
tsries. not only on the new ships 70 be
authorized by congress, but on the
KearsArgo and Kentucky a. well.
The board win be put In possession Of
sil the information contained In the Of
hciai reports Of the performances Of the
main batteries Of the ships now in ser
vice and, n necessary, win board the
Indiana and make practical tesls Of her
battery.
The naval board on construction hal
decided 10 recommend 10 the secretary
Of the navy the allowance 20 th'
Cramps Of extensions Of time Of Il
months In the case Of the battleshiI
Iowa and 10 months In the case Of thl
prosrAc,ed cruiser Brooklyn. The 70
quest for extensions Of the time allow
Ance BY oonirac. for the completion o
the ships was based on allegations tina
delays beyond the control Of the build
ere have followed changes In the plan
for the supports ordered BY tho nav,
dspartment
The board has perfected the plans 70
lhs renovation Of the cruiser Chicago
for which provision Il made in the ns
val appropriation bill.
The present battery Of 6-inch gun
viii give plaoa 10 II s-ineh rapid Grin
guns. and the engines and boilers wi
b removed and in their place viii }
nttod new machinery, which viii rAii
the speed Of the ship from 10 70 IS knot
and the Horsepower from 5000 10 900
while adding 900 tons Of coal capacity
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27
rnr RePusLIcAN coNvsNrIoN.

cunsy Upssss An the cAleuiatlans ef NO
Kinisy Men by PostponsmsniA
AUSTIN, March 20. Temporary Chair
man Cuney Of the stats Republican con-
vention upset all the calculations Of she
Mckinley men yesterday By taking his
time 70 call the convention 70 order.
When the meeting adjourned a. 2
o'clock Tuesday night Il was 70 10
o'clock yesterday morning. and when
che time came Cuney announced u
would not meet until o'clock. He a.
sembled the convention At O'Clock and
after appointing some committees cd
iourned until 9 o'clock.
At 9 o'clock another adjournmeni
was taken until o'clock this afternooE
without transacting any business
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27

DEs MoNEs. March a0-rho Iowa
party to attend the dedication Of tho
battleship Iowa started last night
Miss Drake, who is 10 break the bottle
Of champagne on che prov Of the great
steel hulk Is Il glidos into the water.
went from Cenierville with her brother,
Colonel Frank 3. Drake. and Joined the
party IN Chicago this morning Ihe
talk about substituting bottle Of water
foF champagne has boon altogether Of Z
joking nature.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27
ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS-.
nF. Fisu Proposes That the Session
cioss On May ?.

nr. Piau Proposes That the Session
cioss On May 3.
WksuSoros. March 26-The first
reference 10 the adjournment Of con.
eFsss came yesterday In formal reso-
luton offered BY Mr.. Pla,t proposing
an adjournment on May 2. Mr.. Platt
said his purpose was 10 call attention
At this time 10 the dosirability Of an
early adjournment
The resolution was referred 70 appro.
priaiions committee. a. any determine
lson a. 10 adjournment must depend
upon the condition Of appropriation
bllia
The adoption Of . resolution allowing
sz. President Harrison 10 receive deco
rakions from Spain and Brazil was
postponed BY an objection from Mr..
Allen Pop, Nebl
Most Of the day was spent on the
Legislative appropriation bill. which d
not Jet completed.
The paragraphs substituting salaries
Cor fees for United States district az
aoFneys and mAFshFis were agreed Il
after = lengthy discussion.
The house took mp the naval appro
pEiAtion bill and despite several divert
Ing incidents made such rapid progress
with Il that when the adjournment wa
reached all the paragraphs had beer
passed save 10 those relating TO the In
crease Of the navy. The bill carrie
81. i.eii. .OSt. tl.s0s. ass more than Oh
current law. and authorizes 4 battleship
and IS torpedoboats. the cost Of whicl
complete win Be almost $4,000. oOC
Not . single amendment was adopted
although there was an effort % prOvid
Cor a now dry dock AZ the League Il
land yard.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27

WICHITA. Kan. March 26.-Georgo
Q. Mold, the silent circumnavigator, I"
who started out from hero Jan. I, 10
cirole the globe on wager Of $4,000,
the condition being that he should only
employ veatFiloQuism In conversation
and return In two years with eco. 900.
reports from Indiana that In she first 80
days he has made ESQ 70. At which rate
he viii win the waras.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27

MADRID. March ga majority Of
the newspapers here print pessimistic
comments upon tho Cuban discussion
at Washington and point to the fact
that three senators upon tho joint COM
mitfoo have distinguished themselves
By showing an IN win for Spain.
These newspapers claim that this Il
not a roaMuring symptom and urge the
government % prepare Tor every oventu'
nlitv
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27
Jask Smith Less Ms Cash and Has
Hh bride Arrested.

Hh Bride Arrested.
CHICAGO, Maron ae.--Engineof Jack
Smith, known 70 thousands Of persons
who have travelled 10 Hot springI. Arb,
was robbed Of $500 here lass night and
be charges his wife with the theft Ho
was asleep in staio street hotel when
his wife, It is alleged. stole the wallet
from undor his pillow. He reported the
case 10 tho police. Besides the 500 Ia
cash. checks fos two Of his trunks arc
missing, likewise a check for his b.
cycle.
smith and two officers went 20 Polk
street depot. where he had left bis
trunk. and wns informed that . woman
had taken them and had thsm cent 70
the Illinois Central depot. Then he
went 10 the depot on Park Row. where
he found his wife and had her arrested.
She was on the train bound for Red
City, Mich, where her parents live
She had the trunks and the bicycle Ia
the bagRAgecar and they were also taker
BY the officers.
"It Is pretty tough 10 b robbed b
your own wife on your wedding tour,
said Smith. but that ia Just what ha
happened 10 me. We we're married sev
erAi weeks ago. bat the wedding tril
was postponed until got So-day la
OF. That is the end Of my honey
moon."
Jack Smith has run . locomotive ovs
the Hot Springs railroad between Ma
vern Junction And Hot Springs for d
last Is years and every person who hs
journeyed 70 that famous resort In thi
time has probably seen him.
Smith met Dora Lewis at HI
! Springs. She claimed 10 b. the daugl
!. ter Of q Grand Rapids merchant an
0 went 10 Hot Springs for her healil
. They were married few weeks ago.
/. Chicago police say Dora Il well know
: % them.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27
nl.l.h.l. rurasrInr whIls..

CAPK TowN. March 90. Tho Mata-
bells q the InEIa and Filabusi district.
have rovoltod and massacrod The white
settlers including Commissioner Bent
10y. The fugitive whites are flocking
20 Bulowayo and Gwolo Tor protection
A detachment Of 70 volunteers with :
maxim gun have been dispatched
against the natives.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27

HURON, s D.. March a0.-The South
Dakota state Republican convention Dc.
olared for Mckinley for president and
for sound money. Senator Pcttegrew
q one Of tha delegates 70 81. Louis. BE
has always bean for silver and now
bows 70 the win Of the convention.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27
Alabama - chIsaga

MONTGOMERY. March ge.--Mose than
100, representing half Of the counties Of
Che state and all Of its material inter
ests, met in convention hare and unani'
mously and enthusiastically decided q
have AlAbama's magnificent resources
well displayed 81 the Chicago Cosic-
States exposition.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27

ROME. March 26-Tho senate BY 9
vote Of 100 10 6 has adopted the credit
asked for By the government for com.
senpla,cd operations In Africa conse'
quent upon the defea, Of the Italian
army at Adowa. The amount Of tho
credit il 10, 900. 900 lire.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27
PRESIDENT OF HAYrl BEAD,
The News Reaches ths state Department
Iran MInl.lsr amlths.

wAsuNoroS. March 26-rho state
department has received a oablegram
from United States Minister smythe a
Port an Prince. Hayti. confirming che
Paris report Of tho death Of President
Hippolyte Of Hayh. Tho ministers
cablogram gave no details, simply read
ing: president dead"
In dispatch rcceived by The Assool
aied Pross the cause Of his death is said
% have been apOplexy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27
cAusE or ITALrs oEFsAr.
Itai,s Fsrcss Were BADLY orgaaissd
Tsd ana Diseipilnsd.

RoMr, March 20.-Gensral Elena,
who was wounded ai the battle Of
Adowa. is quoted q saying that nc
Italian army was over 20 badly organ
lied. fed and disciplined as that with
which he fought. The three columns
operating against The Abyssinians were
sossparaiod that contact was impossible.
The officers were without maps, the
country quite unknown. and no pro.
visions were made % meet emergencies.
General Elena concluded with saying
that II tho war Il continued, Italy win
bo exposed 10 great dlaillusiona
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27

PE1TsBuRo, March 80 The executive
committee Of the national Prohibition
party met here yesterday 10 arrange De.
tails Of the national convention which
meets In this city In May 10 name prcsi.
Dental candidates.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27

LOUISVILLE. March 20-The Rspub'
lican state central committee has
changed the place for the state conyen'
ton from Lexington 20 Louisville. Tho
convention win meet April IS
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27

lam nov prspared 70 make and fur
niah The best Gslvanized Clslelns
cheaper than you can order then. Try
me on TN work. ruilerlng and hafi-
ware. Asking q portion Of your trade
aud thanking you for past faTora.
di0l. Respectfully.
ia. Myers.
FOR REST-From June Ia The to
story brick building On Main slreel
nov occupied BY Mf. Carr. An4lg -
n. Bonnefi|Ie s..
The order Of the Easiern star meeis
Friday night 10 oloel oalcefa. Ms,onn
and their families are urged % at,end.
The latest and most assnsiihl Silver
novelties, tnsel belts. loek bracelets
and opal nngs sei in artistic circles
nov ioi sale A very low prices By John
N. Caldwell. agent. dlol.
have plsnly Of Alfalfa, the dnesl
feed In the world. Phone me. Phone
Number 81. T. F. Castles. d-if
Almost new household fnsnisuro foz
sale cheap. Mrs. J. Wiprsschl
Ladies. don't all to buy the Wonder
Ice Cream FreeseF, Il is The gIanatsl.
beat and quickest freczor on earth;
guaranteed 10 freeze In three minutes
Il reis there while Jon wait; Try one
Il viii delight you 50 you Vim stock
your neighbofhood. Resp,
dol. IA. Myers.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27

COLUMBUS, O.. March 2o.-Tho house
has passed a bill 70 prohibit tho wearing
Of high hats BY women IN theaterA An
amendment 10 the blll fning the mana
goF Of an opera house or theater FOR per-
hitting person 70 wear and obstruo.
ton In tho shape Of hat or head gear
vas adopted.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27

CAIRo. March 28.-Tho commission
Of Egyptian debt met hero today and
decided to advance tho c5oo. 900 neces'
sary 20 meet the expenses Of the British
Egyptian expedition against DongolA.
OF the sum needed caoO. 900 is available
Immediately.
Tho English, German. Italian and
Austrian members 81 the commission
voted to advance tho money required.
The Russian and French members voted
against the proposition.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27

Elvs Persons wsrs killed snd sixty IA,
tsmbsd with No Hops a nssous.
WELLINGTON. New zsland. March 90.
"A tsrrible explosion Of fredamp has
takon placo In : mine at Brunnerton
Five persons were killed ouirlght and
90 more are entombod with no hope q
being rescued.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27
ANoTneR oUTaREAk.
The Uprising At KnIla Il oonsIdsrsd q
ne sorious.

CoxsrASTnoFIH. March s6.-Ths
outbreak at Killiz IL more serious than
supposed. The town Is now surround
ed By troops and no one is allowed q
leave or enter the place. Omcials ol
Bitlis are preventing American mission
aries from distributing aid The Brit
ish ambassador. Sir Philip Currie. ha
had an interview with Tewhk Pasha
minister for foreign Affairs. on the sub
ject.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27

A lnted snitor At Walnut Lake, Ark,
shot and moEtally wounded the father
and brother Of The girl who enamored
him and was himself shot
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27
For SALE

Mrs. Fulkerson's residence in The
Eastern part OF town.
Mr.. J. Allen Myer.' residence on the
corner East Of the Chislian church.
See Dick Jones & Co., at once for par
ticulars.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27

heid up ana ro1Duu sns ssa,a-.. .-sont at
Raner, IN this county. They were ar
rested and jailed. The boys say they
have been reading dime novels.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27

MONTGOMERY. Ala. March a6.-Two
young white boys Of this county by the
name Of Lloyd. ono II yesrs Of ago and
the other 10, blackened their faces and
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27

Thirty days earlier than our native
corn, and win mature before the droulk
rcmea. also have Large German NIL.
let. sorghum seed and all kinds Of
grain. Phone 81. G. F. Moore.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27

MrNNEAPoEs. March ao.--Tho -four
output for the past week as Minnsapo-
liz, Superior. Duluth and Milwaukee
was COS. $50 barrels. against 80. s20 bar.
rols the sans week lass year.
aoBBED ON HIS HONEYMOON TOUR.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27

An work done by US Il not salisi &C
tory viii be done over without charge.
The American Hand Laundry
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27

For sale-My residence and three
lots In mont Apply 10
100 V.B. Hudson.