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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-05

He Claims TO Have Been improperly
Arrested at Presidential Election.

cHARLOTTESv1L1.E va, November
A--(SpeciaL)-s in the name of T.. w.
Cox. this city. has been entered In the
United states Circuit Court against j.
Samuel McCue Frank Gilmer. and Percy
Payne, of this city, for 5000 damages
for trespass on the case. The proper
writ was served on the defendants this
morning
The case arose out OF the presidential
election, when Mr.. Cox. chairman OF the
Republican party OF this city, was ar
rested at the Second Ward, charged
with intimidating the voters and OBJ
structing the election. Upon this charge
Mr.. Cox was tried before Mayor McCue
on the day following the election and
acquitted Mr.. Cox. upon being arrested.
demanded immediate trial. which was
not accorded him. He thereupon de-
manded to be bailed. which was refused.
He alleges that his Imprisonment was
ia SO and unJustinable.
Mr.. Cox's attorneys are General john
y. Roller. OF Harrisonburg. and the Hon.
". X. Hickman. Of stanton.
Judge Grimsley has chartered the Adj
vocate Publishing Company, which 10 10
have its principal business and publish-
| ing offices at Crozet In this county
( The company has been organized 10 ac-
quire the Richmond Christian Advocate
and Baltimore Christian Advocate, the1y
outfit, good WILL subscription list. ana
printing material with a view TO carry
| ing on the publishing. printing, and en-
| craving business.
| The charter authorizes the company 10
print these papers. and TO publish ana
| illustrate religious books. TO purchase
manuscripts. to buy and sell books, and
| to do a general book business.
The following officers are to manage
the AFFAIRS OF the company the first year:
John }. Lafferty. OF Crozet. president
| and director: Herbert M. Hope, OF Peters
| burg. vice-presdent and director;
IL. r. Lafrerty of Richmond. secretary
| and treasurer. and Directors w. II.
| Lafrerty OF Crozet: w. M. Lanerty, OF
Crozet, and r. r. Lafferty, or Ricnmona'
The capital stock OF the company u
to be not less than 10000 nor more than
| $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-05

him more than 10 any one else does the
movement owe its beginning. His plan
Is that the farmers shall form compact
TO raise the tuber, and If they VIII 90
this he feels satisfied he can bring the
capital here to establish the plant.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr.. Aionzo walthall. who has been Ill,
is somewhat improved
Mr.. w. G.. Rice, suburban farmer,
brought to the city yesterday a beet
weighing II IL pounds.
Mr.. Arthur b. Hancock OF the famous
Enershe farm, near Charlottesville, is IN
the city, the guest of Mr.. w. j. carter.
Mr.. w. b. Drewry, OF New YORK city
who has been visiting his mother, Mrs.
Blanche NJ. Drewry, of Porter street, left
for his home yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-05
MINsTRELs AT THE ACADEMY.
Genuine Negroes Give Perform
ance-Disorder at the Entrance.

The Georgia Minstrels, Richards &
Pringles company of negro performers,
gave an entertainment at the Academy
Of Music last night that can be placed
upon record as being very amusing. free
from vulgarity, and a typical represen-
tation Of the negro in the South. The
audience was confined mostly to the gal
leries, but those in the orchestra were
as much amused as was the gallery con-
tingent.
In the first part of the programme
many eccentric dances, popular melo-
dies, well sung. and some new Jokes were
given. The olio is full of splendid
specialties, cleverly performed, and
comparing In novelty with those seen
In white minstrel companies.
Billy Kersands, Allie Brown, William
Slay. Buddie Glenn, and the Cheatham
Brothers are in the list Of entertainers.
Considerable trouble was experienced
before the performance with the negroes
who were unable to gain admittance TO
the top gallery. After all the tickets
to that section of the house had been
sold the police officers in the lobby were
compelled to use force in clearing an
entrance to the street doors. During
this excitement Charles Stuart. a surly
negro. became disorderly, and Officer
Sowell went after him. In doing so the
policeman ran against a colored woman.
Eddie Taylor and j. w. Jones inter
fered. and after the slight use OF clubs
all three of the men were arrested and
taken to tho Second Police Station Tay-
lor and Jones were charged with in
terfering with the police while In the
discharge of their duty, while Stuart was
ha having been
disorderly at the Academy of Music.
There were several thousand negroes as
senbled around the Academy.
Tonight, at the Academy OF Music
Moller e. Fessler's latest scenic produc'
lion. "The City of New York." will be
seen for the first time in this city.
Nothing has been spared by the mana
gers 10 make this production noteworthy
in scenic and mechanical effects. dra-
matte situations. and company
capable Of presenting the story full OF
heart interest and naturalness.
There will be a matinee and night per
Torrance tomorrow.
The novelty Of the season Will be pre-
scented at the Academy of Music Mon
dav night. when the celebrated hypno
lists the Lees commence an engagement
of one week. The Lees were the frs
hypnotists TO successfully use telephone
I'm hypnotizing at a distance, ant
the orIy people who have ever produced
HYPNOSIS with a monograph.
Monday night during their performance
they will put man in hyp
motto sleep, from which he will mo-
awaken for two days and nights. At th'
close of the evenings exhibition he viii
be carried TO the Globe and placed II
the show-window. where he will remain
without food or water until Wednesday
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-05
WOW GAMMON's DEATH.
Captain Bergen Explains the Play
In Which the Accident Occurred.

III men the AccIoent OccuNfeus
ATLANTA, GA, November 4--(Special)
A friend of Captain Bergen, Of the Uni
versity Of Virginia football team, has
received letter from him concerning the
collision on the football field here last
Saturday afternoon, in which the Vir-
ginian explains the play that led to the
occurrence, and disclaims any
responsibility on the part of the Virginia
boys for Won Gammon's death. The let
ter is as follows:
Charlottesville, Va, November /. 1897.
Seeing the agitation about legislating
against football In Georgia, on account
of the very sad occurrence In our game
there, / thought / would write you about
that affair and tell you about the game
and how Cannon was killed, at least as
/ saw 1t.
1.-The game was a clean game, Of course
hard played, but yet not a rough, foul
game. Our men had been instructed to
play fairly, and did so, and you have my
word on the fact that 1 saw no hitting
at all and no kneeing or such work.
Cannon was hurt while We had the
ball, feigning to make a tackle. which
precludes any such thing as any Of our
men being any way blamable.
THE play was. / believe, a straight
formation play, and an open one. not a
mass play, and 80 Gammon's death was
not in any way accountable to Virginia
or her men, or the heavy mass forma.
lions OF football, but was a most sac
accident. We have done all We could
to express our regret. Sent flowers ano
messages, and our men are all broken up
personally, as am /, about it. L write
you this partly because l thought you
would like to have my assurances OF the
character OF the game and Of the absolute
absence Of either premeditated or actual
rough play or intentional injury Of men
MARTIN V. BERGEN. Jr.
This letter has been circulated amons
the members Of the Legislature In ordel
| to lessen the uproar against foot-ball.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-05
HIS MANY DETRAYAss.
G.. II. Hewett Wanted i'm North caro-
lima for Numerous Ofences.

lima FOR Numerous Ohe
NORFOLK. VA. November A-tspe-
cial.) -Deputy-she Jarman. OF onsiow
county, N. c., arrived in Portsmouth TO-
day with warrant and requisition for
a white man named Charles b. Hewett'
who is wanted in that county. charged
with the betrayal OF numerous young
girls. He is alleged to have BETRAYED ten
young ladies about IS months ago anu
then skipped the State.
Recently II was learned that he was In
this section a warrant was procured.
the reauisition from the Governor OF
North Carolina had to be countersigned
by Yirginias Executive, and wher IL was
learned that the man had been employed
as a timber inspector at Ropers Mills,
al Gilmerton since January last. the OH
GERS proceeded there and found their man.
on their way TO the county JAIL Hewett
broke down completely. admitting the
crime. and begged them TO shoot MN
rather than take him back 10 Carolina
where he knew he would be sent to tne
penitentiary, II he was not lyncred. ne
is rather young man, OF genteei appear
ance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-05
Personals and Briefs.

The cafe AT Lakeside Park has been
closed for the winter months.
Mr. Henry A. Hardy. Of Farmvile, Is
IN Richmond on a business trip.
Mr.. Robert w. Price, prominent mer-
chant of Green Bay. is in the CITY,
Miss Emma Jones, OF Danville, is
visiting the Misses Barber OF No. IA
east Leigh street.
Mr. T. w. Verser has resigned the po-
s,tion of secretary Of the Richmond
Lumber Company.
Mr.. IL Vert Holloway, Of the Daily
Ticket. Newport News, is in the city
on visit of several days.
Mr II. f. Stonebraker, Jr, left yes
terday on the steamer Virginia for Bal
tlmore. where he will spend a Few DAYS.
Mr. Bernard Hall, Of this city. left
Wednesday for Baltimore, to attend the
marriage Of his brother to Miss Cham
bers.
Mr. A. Carroll, who was hurt at the
r.ocomotiye-W Works Friday morning, Is
verv I'll at his home, No. 1901 east Main
street.
Tho Industrial Chapter Of Holy Trinity
church will hold a silver tea In the Sun
dav-school room this evening from 10
| 10 O'clock
little F,stelle Fanier is Ill with ty-
nhoid-fever at the home OF her grand
mother Mrs. Wooden. No. EOS Washing-
! ton street. West End.
Rishop Jackson, of Alabama, who Is
here on a visit, will preach next Sunday
morning at Grace Episcopal church, OF
which he was rector for fifteen years.
phonographic concert. under the
auspices of several of the ladies OF the
church. will be given in the basement
of ST. James Methodist church tonight
| at s o'clock.
The Supreme Cn,Xt Of Appeals OF vr-
next for the and winter terms
Everything is being gotten In readiness
| for the meeting OF the court.
The total number of arrests made in
Richmond for the year ending october
3Ist were 4O02, Of which number l,5A
we're white and 2.45S colored. The ordi-
| nance violations numbered 2,SsS for the
year.
The apron Hemming and Bonnet
| Trimming at Randolph-Street Baptist
church last night proved to be quite
| unioue entertainment. An attractive lite-
| rarv programme was executed and re-
| freshments were served.
Colonel John T. Hail. general organi-
zer of the American Mutual Benefit So
ciety. Is in the city. having just come
| from Columbia, s. c.. where he reports
the people as being very much In dread
of a visit from yellow-fever.
Sergeant T. A. Allen and Policemen
Austin and wiltshire have reported B.
| p. Pettus, who keeps a saloon at Eighth
and Cary streets, for keeping his place
omen and selling liquor on eIection-day.
The barkeeper will be tried in the
Police Court this morning.
Mr.. A. Simon suffered a slight attack
OF vertigo yesterday morning just after
leaving his home. on Grove avenue. He
fell to the pavement and was sent home
In a carriage by Police-Justice Crutch-
field. who happened to be ip the neigh
borhood. Mr.. Simon soon recovered
Mr.. Frank Murphy, the new Chief
peputy to the Collector of Customs, and
Mr.. Barney Frischkorn. the retiring
Chief Deputy. were busily engaged yes
terday taking inventory Of the furniture
and fixtures In the custom-house This
was done preparatory to q receipt fol-
the property being given to the removed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-05
rhe Fulton sreetings.

The mass-meeting at the Fulton zap "a ?,
fist church was largely attended Iass
night The subject under discussion w.
"Education." and the speakers were ~ ~,
Drs. John Pollard and James Neisoh """
Hon. J. Taylor Eiiyson- =, nrogress
,or seysrai DAVIS. and have proved OK M
~ interest and value to those VINO
have attended them. Ill, =. tba
Tne subject for tonight wiz De ths
.saiem Orphanage." Drs. Taylor ahe
Hatcher will speak.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-05
old and Faithful Official Dead.

MIR. Michael Dineen died at the King
Daughters Hospital, in Staunton, Wed
nesday afternoon. Mr.. Dineen was VI
wears old, and for forty years had been
chief engineer of the fire department Oh
the Western State Hospital. where ne
had rendered faithful and efhcient ser
vice. The deceased leaves only one son
living, Mr.. John r. Dineen. attorney
law for many years a resident of Rich
fpond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-05
AboNn01ys
("THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"
BEWARE or sUBS7ITU7I0NS. B


expected, as she had been SICK LOT :
long time.
Mrs. Gray was a native Of FlvvAnnD
county. where she was born January ~.
1890. She was twice married. Her nrse
husband was Mr.. Charles Elicit, OF TINS
city, who died In the early scyensss,
leaving two chilcren--Msss biancno
Elicit now Mrs. A. 0. Bell. of Fiuvanna,
and Mr. III. w. Elicit, OF the same place.
Deceased leaves no children by her se-'
cond marriage.
The remains will be brought to kscn-
mcnd Saturday morning, arriving on the
$50 train over the James-River Brancn'
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
The interment will be made In Holly
wood. Deceased was consistent meme
Der OF the Second Baptist church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-05
p.v,v., at venabIe-strcet church.

Interesting and fruitful revival services
ara being conducted at the Venapie-
street Baptist church by the weii-known
evangelist. Rev. J. e. Hutson, ably as
sisted by a large chorus choir, OF which
Mr.. shelton Perkins Is the leader. inc
congregations have been very large. ano
there have also been several PROFESSIONS
Rey, Or. ]. s. DILL pastor Of the church
Is assisting In the meetings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-05
A BOLD BURGLAR.
shepard stewart Given Ten Years
In the Penitentfary.

NOTTOWAY coUnTHousE' 'A'
November 4-.(speciaI.) -Nottoway coun-
ty Court was In session almost al Gay
to-day. trying the case Of the Common
wealth VS.. Shepard Stewart. charged
with breaking into the store OF Mr.
phoenix. at Crew. This Shepard Stew
ar, proved 10 be one Of the boldest and
most depraved criminals ever caught IN
this section. II seems that he burglar
lied various stores along the norfolk
and Western railroad. and often ieft IN
suiting letters TO the proprfetors wnom
he robbed. He was given ten years "a
the penitentIary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-05

The Board Of Fire Commissioners VIII
assembie at the corner OF seventeenth
ana Dock streets at s;so oeiocx .nis a. a.,
ternoon to test Steamer no. = ,ns o'u
MI mt which has been thoroughly remodeiied
and rebuilt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-05
STATE FARM NOTES.
An Ensertainment-Fnr nusS-
wild Geese and Ducks.

STATE FARM. VA, November A.
Especial 1.-THE officers and guards OK '"e
state Farm were delightfully."- entertainer
by Mr.. Sheridan Miller last night In
programme Of humorous, irish, German,
ana negro dialect Rotations ana v'o'n
music. He can change violin into q
banjo. a mandolin. guitar. and brass Danu'
a thing but few. II any. others can 90.
To say the least. he Is show IN MS
makeup rarely attained. -.
Since the rain the farmers have oeen
quite busy gathering in their crops ana
making preparations in general TOT inc
winter. 80,
wild geese and ducks have arrived ON
the river.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-05
AID FOR FEVER SUFFERERS.
Mobile Calls Upon Norfolk for CON
tributiens for Their Stricken

NORFOLK. VA. November 4--.spe-
cial.)-The city OF Mobile. Ala. wn'en'
during the yellow-fever scourse "nicn
devastated Norfolk some years ako
sent nurses and medical and pecunisIy
assistance here. has asked aid OF tn's
city for her fever sufferers. The appea,
Was presented TO the Common Councia
tonight. and an appropriation OF ~
was made. The Howard Association ..
No. <olk will also send q larse amount
20 ala the stricken cttS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-05

ALEXANDRIA, VA. November -
Special John Nelson was to-day ee'
Quilted In the Alexandria County Court
of the murder OF Deputy-sherin Lines
The killing OF Hines occurred IN Jane-
ary. 1886. ard Nelson. who was arrested
at the time. was shortly afterward re-
leased ON bail. which he subseoueutiy
forfeited. Up 10 few weeks ago no nad
been at large After being acquitted To-
day OF the charge Of murder otner ~.
dlctments against him for burglary ana
rambling were taken up BY the court
and 4. motion was made By the defence
IN djsraiss them and discharge the psI-
soner. This was overruled BY the Court.
but later the Commonwealth entered :
nolle prosequi Ia both cases ana Ne' s,a
was discharged from custody. The nolie
proseuui was entered by the Attorney for
the commonwealth because he believed
II was impossible to secure witnesses 20
convict.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-05

An old negro man named CASTOR Aus s.a
was tsken up at Main and Ninth streets
Yesterday morning. because IL was De.
,,e.ad that he was insane. he was
iyssu I'm a loud and disconnected man
u .aa sergeant Brooks and omeer Red
ford ,,s had him sent to the Second foiice
station.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-05
p..,h q Mrs. william B. Gray.

Mrs. Lucy Susan Gray, wife OF Or. w.
n. Gray. Of this city, cisd yesterday ~
the home Of her daughter. MRS - y
BELL, At Wilmington. Fluvanna county
while Tia death OF this sstimabis Chris
tian lady viii come with great sorrow u
! vide clrcls Of friends. u was not nm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-05

consul-Generai Fitzhugh Lee left iasl
night for Washington. and after spending
a day or two there win proceed 10 New
York. whence he sails for Hsbana. Tne.e
Is no significance In bis leaving at tnls
dime. as ne had expected for some weeks
20 take his departure Immediately after
the election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-05

John Keller, who was accidentally shot
last Saturday near the A. r. Hin monu-
ment by young Wicss. continues 70 I'M
prove. under the care Of Dr. LAWS y
Bosher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-05

were married ut court-street Baptist
church to-day at noon By Rev. DIR. A. II.
Owen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-05

NORFOLK, VA, November ts~<sVeS
e.ail--The opera Of Martha" wae pre-
sentcd al the Academy or MUSIC mere to-
sudiences by the same ladies' ana gontie~
mon az Richmond who presented me
onsra IN that city. Tho impressicu t1ey
made hero was highly favoFabis. m iine-
raj suulsuse and many compliments u4fo
haatowsd upon then- The party NO. 60
neroued bg Nrs. UrQuhart. MN W19e,
ma Mr.. walker. and consistsd ~ stxov-
ava people. including many R1ee1nen4 -
ciety folks, who came down q 49, ~
ossrs. They returned - y e'elees>
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-05

NEW YORK. November A--tspeciai)--
T.. Aubel. Astor: W. b. Watkins. J. Il.
robertson. st Denis; Mrs. c. Millhiser.
NJ. Ml.ihiser. Holland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-05

To Cure Gala In One Day
take Laxative Bromo ouinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money II u failA ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-05

NORFOLK. VA. November s.-(spe-
c,s,S-Miss Lucie Davis Brownley. OF
portsmouth. and Mr.. Charles Mayo copp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-05

DANyILLE, VA. November A-tspe-
c,al)-Mr. Guy Lee Reams, OF Lyncnpurs'
ana Miss Fiorrie II. Arlington, OF Con-
cord. fourteen miles from that CITY. went
10 pelham to-day ard were married. Mr.
Reams Is q native OF hicnmono, wneie
10 narents reside. He Is engaged In
dsp,istry In Lynchburg. His bride Is an
attractive young lady.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-21

See the elegant Autographs Of Miss
Stevens, the pianisie, aud her hand.
nov In the windows.
Mis- Eugene Rome returned from m
extended witt TO Waco aud Calvert YES.
terday.
karrs Clover Root Ten putIacs the
blood and gives "A clear aud beautiful
complexion. Sold by all druggists.
Miss Neatly Stevens, the eminent pi.
aniste now touring Texas and New
Mexico, will give a recital on her own
grand piano At the opera house here
Monday, March -. All lover. Of mu.
sic vii hail her coming with delight
10 the district court here the following
cases have been disposed Of the past
two days. Frank rnkard, murder en-.
yieled and sentenced to the pcnileniiary
lot HE Robert Johnson, assault b rape,
plead guilty, and was sentenced % the
penitcniiary Tor two years; Bob Ballard.
assault 10 municf, plead guilty, and was
sentenced to the peniteutary Tor three
years. Allarc negroes.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-21
The MANITOBA SCHOOL QUESTION
Il u Believed the Dominion oovernmen
wn Iiave)to Keep Hands on

II l. Relieved the Dominion Government
wn Iiave)to Keep Hands on
MONTREAL. March 20 Tho interview
with Mgr del Val. the papal delegate
TO Canada, cabled from London by the
Associated Press yesterday, caused
much comment here. The Judgement Of
the privy council was that the Domin.
ion government had power 10 redress
the grievances complained Of b. the
Manitoba Catholic minority caused BY
tho action Of 1890 abohshing separate
schools aud establishing uniform pub.
lic school system II was held that the
act admitting Manitoba 10 the confer.
onco had guaranteed certain privileges
20 the minority In regard 20 then
schools Tho Judgment OF the privy
council. however. In carefully chosen
words, stated that IL was not In then
province % suggest tho means 60 BE-
adopted 20 redress their grievances, II
simply held that the Dominion parlia.
ment was competent 70 adopt measures
Of redress. The act now being passed
by the Manitoba legislature embodies O
basis Of compromise redressing the griey.
ances agreed upon by the Manitoba
government and the Dominion govern.
mont by enacting this compromise
into law the Manitoba government, II
b held by constitutional authorities
hero. viii efiectually debar the Domin.
ION government from interfering fur.
thor In the school laws Of Manitoba, nc
matter what ground Of complaint the
minority may have.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-21
U.CN MeetInr.

Camp j. b Robertson, L. c. ",
met at the courthouse saturday after.
noon at o'clock and reelected the
following officers Tor the ensuing year
Il. h. Chatham. commander.
j. NJ. Zimmerman, lsi lieutenant.
John McCorquoiale, 2nd lieutenant.
W GilIie Mitchell, adjniant.
j.. }. Adams, Quartermasier.
J. W. johnson, commi ,sary.
DR.. d. 2. Watkins, surgeon.
Rev Geo. +. CIothier, chaplain.
Mark Wilcox, treasurer.
r. l.. Wellington, color sarge,nt
Dues co lected from members pres.
emf
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-21

WASHINGTON, March 90 Senator
Cu.lom has received a telegram from
leading citizens Of Cairo asking that the
government feet, lying idle at that
place. b. pat IN commission and be en-.
rloycd Ia ufIording relief 70 suffering
Goa account Of loods between that city
and Memphis. The dispatch SAYS there
D. much distress aad great los Of HE
and the situation is hourly becoming
worse. Senator Cullom Immediately
laid the matter before the secretary Of
war
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-21
II. 4 7. @. Tlme Card.

Chas. II. Edge, dentist. Bryan Tex.
Mrs. II. Rohde Is visiting In Franklin.
Mating 10 cents per yard and up a
Levy Brothers. %
Geo. d. Tucker went TO Nayasota yes.
terday.
Baby Carriages, large assortment, a
Levy Brothers. %
Col. Anderson was up from Alvin
yesterday.
Watch Miss Stevens hands In the
beautiful rendering Of her highly arts.
tic programmes.
Remember the union revival seryio, .
during this week and make Il point
10 attend as often a. possible.