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The Penn's Grove record., 1897-09-17
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Cola
FIRE FOL-
Passengers ri
Burned Il
figured Z
Freight sc
ing a stati1
DENVER. COT
/ OF the D envd
which had lefT
and an eastboi
RADIO Midland
Junction trac
New Castle Of
wrecked, eig.
and many ot9s
h identidS
engineer. freia
man, freight 4
man, passengf
postal clerkf
PENN Mrs. AL
Ill.; two HarF
ned personsA
The serlousl1
don, passengel
der Hartman,
Riverside, Idaj
Oregon; ThonI
Ten other
scratches, ant
enough to intd
their journeyS
The passen@
bound just an
supposed to
OF New Castle4
OF the freight
station" but I
minutes over
collision occur
bank Of the fra
refuses to taikI
Both trains
when the COLI
tiyes telescopN
| and the passe
| Immediately 81
| A Pintsch III.
| coaches is supA
| hitting the wred
| passengers cou
a q OF fam
| rapidly that
| passengers wh3
done. One m.
reached, butthf
| flames beforeb
| died before thf
| F. P. Mannix d
| dow In the SIN!
the flames. II
window on tn
nell was found
her hip dislocd
| Just 10 timcto
Mr.. Hartman
| door, but his VI
| the flames. III
| chopped their
car and ESCAPED
Few in the
sides OF the cal
| gers, and theyI
fore they could
| but little baggd
| AS In all simis
men are first I'd
Ostrander Wen4
| the lever. Robl
| passenger, was
at hyaaQHi"~@
, ssSengT trai,l
thrown over a
of the collision.
| N~eighboring !
injured. The
could to holp.
were wrecked,
with bodies of q
i Physicians W
| New Castle a
and early in tb
to the hospital
Charles Leei
one OF the mos,
| County, Pennss
walked into a q
| worth 100000.
| CHINE
A Michigan I
Wheeli
Foo Lee. a
Niles. Mieh., is !
tn wir
Arizona republican., 1897-10-14
NEW MILE RECORD.
Jimmie Michael Chips Off 2 1-5 Sec
 onds From McDuffee.

Philadelphia, Oct. 13.-Jim1nie Mi ohae's, the little Welsh wheelman. CD the Willow Grove track today chip ped ? 1-5 seconds from the best Amer 1can record for one mile paced The record was 1:3S 1-5, made by Eddie McDuffee of Boston aDout six weeks ago on the Charles River park track at Bos On. Michae1's time today was 1:36. The fastest time for one mile was made by J. s. Stocks, in England about one month ago, when he cov- cred the distance. in 1:35 2-5 Stocks was paced by motor cycles, and his time was not recognized by the Lea- gue of American Wheelmen on &C., count of the character of the pace maker.
 Michael was paced by sextette and a quad, and established the rec ord after one trial, in which he equal led the track record of 1:3S 4-6. made by Arthur Gardiner on the occasion of the National League of American Wheelmen meet of last August. Mi chael has been training all this week on the track for trials st all records from one-third of a mile to thirty three miles. to be made next Sat- urday.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-14

o'clock. He said he was gcing to see a man and to take lunch. At 4 o'clock in the afternoon he had not returned, and the firm, growing sus- picious, decided to break open the cash drawer, of which Richardson had charge. It was found that the entire pay roll, amounting to over $400, and several checks had been sto- len. The police were notified. The detectives say that Richardson in- creased the amount cf several checks and forged the signature of one for S25. These checks were ca he'd by a saloon keeper in Seventh avenue.
 When Richardson was employed he said he lived with his brother in 129 h street, but he had moved to 237 West Nineteenth street. MT. Carr, the owner of the house, sair that Rich ardson had Jumped his board" and had stolen several small things from the house. The detectives have been unable to discove~ any trace of him, and it is thought that he has returned to London.
 Richardson is about g years old. He said he was single, but 1t has since been learned that he has a wife and child in England.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-14
HANGING IN OMAHA.
Murderer of a Thirteen -Year-Oid Girl
 Pays the Penal y.

Omaha, Get 13-At noon today George w. Morgan was hanged in the county jail for the rape-.and murder of Ida Gaskill He died protesting his innocence Morgan was convert ed into the Catholic faith prior to his execution and delivered a long speech on the scaffold denying his gull.
 Morgan ravished and murdered 13- year-old Ida Gaskiil, November 3. 1895. His victim was a pretty little flower girl who assisted in the sup port of her widowed mother by sell ing bouquets on the streets. Morgan was a collar maker in an old house across the street. He asked Mrs. Gas kill to allow Ida to take care of his room, offering her 50 cents a week for the work.
 The child had been caring for the room one week wh the murder oc- cured. Her playnates saw her en- ter Morgan's room ca Sunday after noon. In the evening her body was found in room joining Morgan's. She had been as aulted and then strang!ed. Morgan was found asleep Or half drunk on his bed with blood on his clothes. He protested his in- nucence, but narrowly escaped lynch ing.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-14
BISHOP IIARKINS'S CHALICE. Decide That It Be Ad
 mitted Free of Duty.

New York, Oct 13-A number of decisions on protested tariff eases under the old law were handed down by the board of general appraisers to- day.
 The Rev. John Harty of Pawtucket, R. l., protested against the assess ment of 35 per cent duty on a gold chalice and paten valued at e410, which had been imported by certain Roman Catholic priests as an ami versary gift to Bishop Harkins of Providence. The collector had i'm posed the duty because he was i'll doubt as to the destination of the chalice and paten.
 The general appraisers decided that the articles were entitled to free en- try
Arizona republican., 1897-10-14
BROUGHT IN BY A TUG.
German Bark Colombo Injured in d
 Collision Off Absacon, N. J.

New York, Oct. 13.-The German bark Colombo, IA days from Alepe, came into port today in tow of the tug Samson, which also had in tow two barges. The Samson found the bark anchored off Abscon, N J., with bowsprit, foretopmast and maintop- gallant nearly gone, the result of a collision in the fog Tuesday morn ing with an unknown barge. The barge was the end one of three in a tow and was not damaged.
 Capt. Kohler of the Colombo said that the captain of the tug whose tow had run him down tried to bargain for salvage for towing him into New York, and when the Sam an bapp9n ed along he agreed to pay $1,00O for the service.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-14
PNEUMATIC MAIL TUBES.
New York's System Opened-A Bible
 the First Article Carried.

New York, Oct. 13.-The passing of a Bible, wrapped in an American flag, through a conduit from the gen. eral postoffice to the produce ex- change today marked the CpaEing of Greater New York's pneumatic mail tube system.
 The book went to it's destination with the rapidity of a lightning stroke, and was received by group of brokers who had assembled to wit ness the trial trip.
 The route of the tube which con- meets these two buildings is but one Of numerous rou es now in course of construction for the mail tube sys- tenn.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-14
BOOK KEEPER AND s4O0 GONE
The Police Are Looking for Walter
 Richardson.

New York, Oct. 13.-Early in July w. H. Aldirch & Co.,, decorators, at 26 East Twentieth street, advertised for a bookkeeper. Frank w. Rich ardson of 127 West 129th street, rail- road agent, called at the office and recommended his brother, Walter, for the place. He said that his broth CT had just arrived from England, where he had been employed as a bookkeeper in decorative firm, and he was anxious to get work The firm decided to employ Richardson, and in very short time he won their confidence.
 On Sept. IS he left the office at 10
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25
LANDING SOLDIERS.
Well Drilled japanese Reach Hawaii
Disguised na IabursTa

Disguised ca Anbnrrra
San Francisco. Sept 23.-lf the sto-
rles told hy the passengers and crew Of
the steamship City Of Pckns which
arrived here from Hon Kong yia Homo
lulu on Tuesday evening De true %
state Of Affairs exlaia in Hawaii which
demands thc attention Of the state De-
rlrimcnt
when tho City OF pokng arrived NJ
Honolulu the attention Of thc other
passengers on board that steamer vas
attracted by tho remarkably symmet-
riCol movements of lii japanese Htcef
ego passengers Nh1 were d.Tomhlrk0d.
Although cIa".d a1 'lh0rCu their wen
drilled and military appearance was
too pllpab'e t0 Escape observation aud
OccaaIOnol considerable comment The
japanese were apparently under tho
command of veteran .IEO1nt and do
+ yidcd into gulla cf 20 under non-com-
mimlonc1 officers During the voyage
a military discipline was observed,
| which created comment umoAr the 9TH
or steerago passengers and the steam
| er's crew and many C0niocturCs were
hazardod as 10 the meaning ~ their be-
ing shipped 20 the islands II was gem
| orally believed they were sent 20 the
islands for the purpose Of forclbly re-
slsting annexation N necessary. Ru'
mors OF the presence Of the Mlkado'
soldiers are net new on the island and
Il is said that over 1000 we'll drilled
men have already been landed there
and about 400 veterans OF the Japan
China war are expected upon the mex
steamer.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25
FROM MADisoNNILLE.
Itcms Of Interest Received by
Telephone.

MADnosvnm Tux Sept PA suit
in which JR Horn De- plaintiff and J..
q. Roberts d PENDANT was called for
iriolin the county court bore Thursday
morning and BIAS since been occupying
tho attention of that body Mossrs
Dean and Randolph are representing
the plaintiff, and Judge Doremus OF
Bryan and e. D.. GuHayu Of this place
lhe defendant. Tho suit De- fr $500
damage growing out ofau attachment
executed iu favor of plaintiff GOO 1898.
Considerable local interest rs manifest.
cd in ODE ease.
a phone message from Huntsville
brings the information that strict
quarantine has been established IN
Walker county, and that no trains Of
any kind are allowed to stop in the
county. The quarantine goes into ef
feet tonight.
The effect Of guarantees on an side.
Re being felt here 10 business circles
but the people are no ways apprehen,
siye, and approve Of the quarantine in
surrounding towns, believing It for IN,
best for all concerned.
Fire broke out in the lint room o.
Bradford's gin Thursday morning, bu
prompt work miraculously saved Ia,
outfit.
Very little cotton is coming in he'e
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25
At,smp. 10 As.as,iaais.

bialakoh. Tex. Sept 23-About II
O'Clock Tuesday night and Just after
northbound express train had passed
here. some midnight miscroant fred
two shots through the rear otilce win
dow at Assistant Agent T. 2. searcy,
The arst shot was erred at Soarcy's
back as he was reporting the depart
ure Of the train. Having no weapons
o. defense at hand. he stepped int
the freight room 10 avoid the light
when the second shot, almost grazing
his back. entered the partition wall a
the building. Mr. Searcy says M
caught . passing glimpse o. the party
a. he passed the window and that a,
gun resembled a Winchester rife. but
that he has no idea who Il was. Peo,
pie are az a loss 10 understand the mo.
tive for such a dastardly decd. Their,
n no clew as yet
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

Mrs. Proctor has just received her
new fall and winter millinery Of the
latest aud most stylish novelties and
respectively invites all 10 call and see
them. 80
Charlie Washington, charged with
the murder Of Mitch Adkins, waived ex.
animation before Justice Gloss yester-
day, and his bond was fixed at $500.
Just received at the Handy Kitchen
a fresh stock Of Lowney's chocolates
and fine candies. 256
Court has been pretty much at a
standstill for the past few days. The
officers are busy summoning special
venires and Judge Taliaferro has found
Il necessary TO change the date Of some
Get cases on account Of not being able
to get attached witnesses.
Lost or stolen-Two months ago, one
black dog, gray feet gray around mouth,
o or 10 years old, bob tail, named Cash.
$50 reward for return 10 Henry John.
son, Bryan. Texas. 40
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

Mrs, Ness Of College has returned
from Georgia.
lola Oliver Of Caldwell, was IN the
city yesterday.
Lucien Reed was in from the Brazos
bottom yesterday.
House for rent.-seo Mrs. L. h. Rob
orls. 2l6u
District court adjourned yesterday
until Monday.
The jury In the Bradley case failed
TO agree and vas discharged.
For Rent-Nicey furnished room,
with or without board. Apply at the
Fink residence. 25s
The report Of case Of pellow fever In
Anderson proved to be a canard.
Deputy Sheriff Sam Casey was here
nom Madison county yesterday.
For sale-Two good milk cove. Ap
ply 10 John b. Mike. $50
The livery stables have been doing o.
regular hlondiko business ihe past two
days
Mr Charles. Dr. Mo0ro's private sec.
ronry, went 60 WcIbom and MnIican
yesterday.
Tho Randy Kitchen b. ihc uicos.
place iu Bryan 10 enjoy tine Berwick
bay oysters served Co amy style. sl
The Eagle is pleased 20 state iha.
Mr Stevenson was able TO go up yes.
to-day and Do recovering nicely
The Randy Kitchen win deliver fresh
Berwick bay oysters anywhere in %,
city. Telephone e12. gj6
Tho EsF'e'a yellow fever special Gov.
efcd the situation yesterday morning
az shown by the papers received at
noon. and was greatly appreciated by
onr many readers.
Lyon suler nom ecEema, itch, letter
nng worm etc, Blair's Fluid sulphur
vii cure you. Sold only by sam b
Wilson & Go. PSI
Mr. w. S. Wilson authorizes a.,
statement that night passenger train.
Nos. 2 and are discontinued until fur,
Their notice on account Of quarantine.
Call on J. NJ. Caldwell when your
watch needs repairing Quickest and
best workmanship. All work guaran,
ieed. s5s
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

BlAir's Fluid Sulphur cures all skin
diseases, removes pimples and blotehes
o.. the face. Sold only by Sam. b. viii
son & Co. t57
Robertson county says she quaran-
tined because Of the guarantees south
Of her dumping freight and passengers
into Hearne.
Fresh Berwick bay oysters served In
any style and al an hours at the Kan
dy Kitchen. $50.
The mu.c attached % r. N. Wilson,
delivery wagon ran away yesterday
broke Che sha,vcs aud smashed one Of
the hind wheels.
Blair's Fluid Sulphur baths are GER
taiu preventative of all affections and
toops tao sknua healthy condition
Sold only by sam B Wilson q Co. 2i,
Uncle MARI Wilcox was In town yt..
toriay and saii that J.. A. Aldodgc g..
iho quarantine gusri on the Robertson
and Bru1s county line.
Can and seo Mrs. proctofs new rib
hons hats, bonneis iolues and every.
thinguea Boz al. t.ylss 2-9
FurSa'e- Ie1r .0I feather bcds-nog
icaihera. Apply 90 ihs office. 90
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

The Confederate Soldier In the Civil
War" just Published, contains 500 pag.
es - X 10 inches, and over LOO large
Battle Scenes. Portraits. Maps, etc. The
greatest and largest war book ever pub.
hshed, and the only one that does Jus.
tice 90 the Confederate soldier and the
cause he fought for, Complete In one
volume, Agents wanted everywhere to
sell this b0t X on or new and easy plan.
Many Of the lady and gentlemen agents
who arr at work are making from Sl0O
b. $500 per month. Veterans, Sons and
Daughters Of Veterans, and others In.
lerested are requested b. send ior beau
iiful illustrated descriptive Circular ireal
and terms 90 agents. Address, Courier
Journal Job Printing Co., Louisville.
Ky. 90
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

San Augustine. ToX. sept 81 A rc-
so woman who uv.l To- or ~ miles
northwest ~ town. wac found v.ih
her skull crmhtd tho bed aud clnth-
ing saturated with on aud the hous'
burning Deputy sheriff Ling ford
arrested MiloW Holman her husband
The Womans body gaa not recovered
until The house was burned uu. Teh
negroes are excited.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

M paso. Toz, Sept -3-vuh Abr
mazda. laid waste by ,he breaking %
the buun of the Carmen uvU. ia a
total ruin out oi io odi houses tho
Mexican C.u.nIH wooden d0n0t 'r
a.0ne standing Iln Mexican govern.
mrnt paid flr o. relief train over CHE
Cca,D' which Aua brought uu over COO
refugee. auI choir "uIr be.uiHnw
Thoy are now uumpi ou lhe quite
skirts of IuHrE rha .UH DOB housed
On estimated al 5000. '1.N aDl ether
property 5000 moro no d. l0uhf1l
~ the town 500 Hc rebuilt Ou 1c,Olnt
0i the now CoUI.o irn.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25
PARKS. q WALDROP,
MEMS oUTFITTERs.


Mayor Adams issued a ciscular yes.
terday offering $50 reward for the party
putting up the yellow fever sign on the
MadisonyilIo road These reports are
oil absolutely groundless, aud Bryan
asks the cooperation Of all good oiii.
zens In suppressing them. II il stated
that Robertson county has quarantined
against Bryan, and Mr.. c. A. Harris,
who reached home Thursday night,
says Caldwell has a strict quarantine
against Bryan. Mr.. Harris says be
went 10 Brenham from Caldwell with q
Bryan health certificate stamped at
every station he had visited, and still
they would not let him come inside the
corporation. lie says he spent fonr
hours sitting on his grip on the prairie
In the sun and had TO have his dinner
sent out 10 him. lie further says that
he had 10 go round the town 10 get into
the Bryan road. Mr.. Charles, private
secretary Of DR.. Moore, reports that he
was turned back from Robertson coun-
by yesterday. ThesS restrictions Ger.
tAinly must be based on false rumors
and reports which do this city great in
justice. Neyerin her history has Bryan
been In better sanitary condition. She
Is as clean as q pin and her people are
blessed with the most perfect health
The utmost precautions are taken, even
TO diligently fumigaiing the mails, and
there Is no more danger here than In
any surrounding town, and probably
less, because Bryan was among the first
10 quarantine.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

Hlllsboro. Tex, Sept 22.-Jim Jones.
q painter. aged 81 years. died here
from the effects OF morphine. lie
took two doses Tuesday night In a ga
loon, Of ave and three grains. ~
spectivcly. !, affected him IN about
20 or 30 minutes when be took the
morphine be told his family what he
had done, but they thought be vas
Joking When Il began to take effect
on him he vas put Ia a carriage aud
taken home. but was In a comstnso
condition when the physicians reached
him. aud they were never able 10 re-
suscitatc him ile had a bottle 4
whisky IN bis pocket
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

Information laa been received here
thatthes.a "YeIer rever 10 nyan"
has boon put up ty sono mali jon.
person Oh ths Bryan aal Nallan,,.c
road hereby oGr $50 reward Tor
'he Identification Of ihe pcuan who
putup ihis drn. There is DO con,a.
s.ou6 disease ofany Bind TO Bryan co.
Brzos county and a.i Icr0ra cta1y
ace a'se O. A. Adams Mayor
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

Jackson. Tonn.. Sept ga feud o,
long standing between James Reeves
and Lawrence Austin. brothers-in-law.
had bloody terPination near Roby.
Chester county. The two men met In
he public road and Reeves shot Austin
In the bead with a double-harrellcd
shotgun. Austin died ana Reeves ~
capped. Both are well known planters
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

Parties are at liberty 10 make cotton
shipments from Bryan whenever de.
sired.
Miss Matte Poverty has returned
from Nagasota.
six men employed by the railroad
company here were laid oil yesterday
on account Of the quarantine, leaving
the agent, chief clerk and operators.
PHI. Arlington has been appointed
health officer o. Milliean, vice DR.
Eayes resigned.
Steele Steele has been appointed
health officer at AllenfGrm.
The people Of Milhcan tele-
graphed DR. Tabor twioa yesterday
complaining Of trains stopping there
on the sidings and waiting for other
trains to pass. In respone DR.. Tabor
wired Supt. Lee 10 allow no more trains
to stop or sidelrack 10 Millican, and to
have u all done 10 Bryan, II possible,
where thera arc more officers.
Gov. Ross returned froB, Austin yes
terday and got Of at the iumigallon
station.
DR.. Tabor Was advised ate O'Clock
last night that there was no yellow ie.
yer In the state.
The delivery wagon sent 10 the iumi.
eating station yesterday afternoon Tor
the mail, was eapsiled and wrecked by
an oxieam attached to a wagon driven
by a needless negro.
Coy. Ross says he will whack up on
Ice from the College factory II necessa.
~.
some ofthe young people had a Jolly
dance at Mike hall. Finney Stuart aud
Claude Stanley got !, up.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

10 ihe ropulisis Of Biasos Co..
You are hereby called to meet IN Bry.
an, 90 lhe cour, house on October ., al
] O'Clock p. 90. This meeting is Of very
great importance to the Populisis Of this
county, as 10 contemplates the organiza.
lion Of farmers clubs In this county, aud
The giving Of expression on the building
Of new jail for this county, and the
attending TO such other matters as may
come mp for consideration.
]. A. BUcHnoLrs,
W. W. WEAVER, Chairman,
secretary,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25
Anti.Rape Convention.

To the Colored People Of BuEol
County:
An anti.rape convention will convene
IN Columbus, Texas, Oct. Q 1897. an
who are Ia sympathy with this move.
ment are invited To send delegates 20
said convention. As SOMEONE here
must take the initiative, We. the under.
sigded, do hereby issue a cali flr a
mass convention at the courthouse
Saturday, Sept. -, al - M, ior the
purpose Of olocting delegates 10 repre-.
sent Brazos county in said convention.
A. n. Colwell,
y. W. Knox,
7. Landry,
r. 3. Gooshy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

Denton. Tex, Sept 23-By falling
pat " 2 low tree and lighting on his
face onto = sharp stick pr nail. Til,on
White. a i2-year-ola negro boy. iylna
north Of town. had a hole pierced en-
tlrely through hla right cheek aud an
uEly gash. aeesesitatins several
stitches to close Il. cut IN the ncsh.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25
Professional Notice.

Or. Z. II. Harrison now resides at the
W. G.. Taliaferro residence, where DE
will az usual answer calls. day or night.
Office 90 Wilsnn's 'ur store. Resi-.
deuce Phone ll1. d212
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

Goldthwaite TeL. Sept 23-william
o. Hair was tried here on an indict-
ment charging him with robblng W.
n. Adams last February. Tho jury ro-
burned a verdioe q guilty and assessed
punishment al sx years IN the penl-
Tertiary.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

Beaumont, Tex, Sept 2S.--Cornellgs
Eagan, the sailor who took morphine
Tuesday, died from the effects Of the
dose. Tie took Il saying Il was Qul.
nine, but the verdict Of the coronors
Jury was suicide
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

Galveston. sept 2S-Henry Berg
AGED 10. WIS nun over and killed her,
by a switch engine. he In company
with other BOYS were jumping on the
footboard of the engine when he slip,
ped and fell beneath the engine