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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-12
ID 80 - AssAuLT.
. Criminal ricads 0uilty aud Il Given
tln rrtraws Limit

A Criminal Heads Guilty aud IL Given
tho Extreme Limit
uoUI0y. Feb ii.-Alex. Terrell, q
negro. charged with crminally assault
ing Mrt Nellie r. jackson In this city
ON Dec 90, pleaded guilty TO the oharre
and WAS assessed tlo death penalty BY
jury n che criminal disiric, court
Il took tho jury just four and une.hali
mnuf,s totouu tho verdict after che
Judges charge. and only the quitl
work oi che officers in hurrying the con-
DOM ma1 to jail after the trial pro
vented o. ynchlnr.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-12

Eighty years ago SPANS Possessions
in the New World amounted 10 S,Oo0,-
tOi square miles. Now there h hardly
a square yard In this hemisphere The
poor old monarchy can call he own or
say Is loyal to the royal.-Calvers Cour-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-12

Prof Louis r. Dias, Mexican musi'
clan and composer Of ability, tenders
III. ,erucrs a. instructor on all oTUhes
ira in.uuments At reasonable rates
For particulars ample At Mckenzie 4
%. y jeWeliy store. 20
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-12

chas. = Edge, dentist, Rrysn Tex
I. S. Eille went to Houston yesier-
day.
House for rent Apply to CHI A.
Adams. oiif
Room fr Benl-u psiaim Apply 10
Ira oooch. n
Dre's prints today "a wyse's 4 cents
per yard. II
Corn fed beef al S. W. nuchanan's
city maikei this week Try %. 65
wAsrm-A Few boarleis by Mrs y.
T. johnson. 60
House lor Reui-Apply 70 r r.
knowles, Phone l5l. so
Burslaries and robhcries are virtually
unknown 10 Ryan.
wyee is selling TIE beat dre's prints
today 81 &c pr yard. Il
Mrs. G. II wyse has a choice lot Of
cape jasmlnes - sale cheap. 65
The Red Men have jnsi organized
tribes 10 both nearne and Calvert.
Ifyon want to ell or buy city proper
sfe Smith & Jones. Attorneys. y.
Hson essttoiel ~ buy city proper.
~. snih6i mes, Attorneys. p.
The weather has been very dlsagreea.
be 20 Ear This vek, TO lay the least Of
Il.
For coal 10 ary quantity call on John
II. LasTenre aud Co. Tclpbore No.
~. s3f
A few more cape iasmine,-exira
large sres-ior ,ale cheap by Mrs @.
n. Wyse. 6
Judpe.raliaierro returned from Frank
Nm yesterday. di-iiicic court having been
concluded there
George Seoi, and Dock sesna, repre-.
sentative farmers q leon county, were
In town yesterday.
A. J. searey, J. M Mcwhorier and
Joe whitley Of Madison county, wen
here yereniay buying goods.
sunday lat between Bryan
and College, ladies tan cape. Re
turn toll Mafwi'ski %
rol Re- Ny new residence nea
n. coof hons " board with part
fenlnf 90 @ A. Hams.
for cheap, lrc.h rfaoiies cfll nr q
W. HigVs, ihe one pnoe rth sIocef
two doors south Of Carr hanlaaf
store. g.
W. W. 0ainer. DO has been Twin
IN the nTaro. boitm Tor about tu
yeafs, is "a present SICK az The icslden,
ofhls sister In this city.
1nousands OF cases ~ Consumpilol
Asthma. Coughs, Colds and Croi D al
cured every dag uy Shiloh's Cure. So
~ uN NINAAiHA
Gen. ~ n Siodiari D. enl,rglng an
femodllug h.. residence IN the wesiel
part 81 town. when completed n
building win make commodiou. Al
beautiful home.
Rev. Terrell Of Taylor is the guest
Rev. A. A. Stuart Who requests n
Eagle b. announce That there viii
seruoes 81 The Chh.tan church Su
day morning and night.
The Iexas livestock quaian Inc reg
laiion bccome effective this wear /
tKoen February 18th and Noyemb
18th, aud q Z. expected that an toc
men vii lend their aid and assi.ian
In lie rigid enforcement.
Dlscascd blood. constipation. a
kidney. liver and bowel troubles a
cured by karl- Glover Root Tea. \,
by al druggists
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-12

PAINrsymLE, Ky, Feb. ii.-News
has been received here Of the drowning
Of Andrews Wilson. Preston Hall and
Harry Brown IN Pks county Thomon
had been on = spree for sev,ral days and
had started on horses across Big Sandy
river on the ice. which gave way.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-12

lwill fede,m any Coupons OF Tick
ets sid by any other Photographer just
IN the way they propose to redeem
them. u presented At my gallery. just
the same a. Il issued ~ me.
sSf j. A. DAnL0EEES. photographer.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-12
Hog and Hominy.

This IL the time q year for hor..iy
c. +. Moore has Al his feed store, the
finest hominy corn ever brought To the
state. send for len CENTS worth. 7 l.
will be a plenty At one time. /. vii
make you happy ~ long ~ Il lasts.
- CT. Moore.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-12
WelIborn Accident.

The n year Old daughter Of Mr.. II.
n GaIlaher, while playing Tuesday in
cave which the Children had ezeavat.
ed under the bank Of the BruEos river
near hear, wa caught by several hun
dred pounds offalling earth aud crushed
TO death.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-12

Everything in new aud fashionable
.priug millinery which the eastern
markets aaard, will be purchased by
iiss 81 l.eou, who has gone east to
nrchss, o. complete line cor the ap
o. aching season. She viii return
aar-h I, aud especially invites her
rcnds aud the public 10 call a. that
,me dlw2ts
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-12
cHINEsE nArTlEsHIr Txo-YuEY

Captain Nos;on McGiiin, who served
In the Mexican war with distinction
and who was colonel Of the Eighty
eighth Pennsylvania volunteers during
the war Of the rebellion. He graduated
from the naval academy in Annapolis
with high honors In 1854.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-12

Constipation causes more than half
n be- us VI women. Karrs Clover Root
Tea Is a pleasant cure Tor Constipation
Sold by al druggists.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-12

MARLIN, Tex, Feb lis J. Gaines
was given = verdict Of not guilty on the
charge Of killing shad Grady At Rose.
bad last December.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-12

Five Cottages Cor Sale OF Rent. Also
a good family horse aud buggy aud a
tue colt, years old. JSo. n. wEnn.
colin
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-12

plls DO not cure constipation. They
nnly agrmvaie. Karrs Clover Root
Iva yes perfect regularity OF the
bowels. Sold by all drugglsts
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-12

was nervous. tired irritable aud
cross Karrs Glover Root Tea has
made me well and happy.
Sold by an drugglsts
MPS T.. n. woRDEN.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-12

DALLAS. Fcb m-,haoe sh'psins sieers
S1Wl1n
hoss Sfssam
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-12

n. fnuta. Fob n. Cattle steady 90 strong
r.x.s steers. a. nat % cuva a iiggA
Sheep strong; muttunt, Nwttn lamhs
ssaasn
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-12

CARSON, New, Feb. s--Carson VIII
have the Eight. Dan Stuart has 30 an'
nouuced.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-12

Cn,cAoo, Fch 70 Wheat No rvi. N,t1
$40
Ourn-No z &c.
tat,-No J shite. z b, i0A la
Mos pofk. barrel g. ola. "a
lard. n 100 ne. Nset3 ~.
short rih. sid1s 10 81 a. ga
ur, saite "A iulders haxai, 81 31tA
shoft clear de-, boxct ~ a.
DAtfAs Frb N Wheat Ne I'd 30
NJ osts-Uan n bu.sfrain eaf ni car
lon. 10 y cauntry points. et1.at.
Corn helled. MIXED. bulls 90. -. ~. ear
fram waco. 10 . huk. shtl. a. q o D.,
country po,nts. carlot, D. la'k q. carlota
o h country points az eAr. G..t1s
Hay-eounlry paints.eeWai IA
Lard-ntaned. ,isrss tiac. " n pals. -
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-12

Having gone east 10 bny a csmalele
line Of everything IN fashionable ebring
millinery, Mi-- st. leoA will re'p'n
with hpr new stock Narch I Mis. al
Leon's millinery p'fim siu oreu ne
usual during her 0hssueo. ~ NV
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-12

Comanrhe Tribe 30 %. o r ~,
Bryan TeS-Counci fic kindled The
llfst and third Woire-iay Of every
month a. the aoyenih rrn and thiiiielh
breath in uigwam NO Nife's bah
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-12

WHY suIer vi tn coughs, colds an
Ia grippe when LAKArve BEono QuiS
iSE viii cure YOU IN one day. Dues
rot ptoduce the ringing In the heal
Ike Sulphate Of Quinine. Pot up IN
tah.et- convenient Tor taking Guar
nieeI 10 cure, or money refunded
f'rirc, 9ic. For sale ny
NJ. n. James
A kt.lm..
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-12

The most stylish patterns dress prints
only 4c a yard today At ayes II
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-12
THE MARKETS.
csttsa

cettoa.
Nv ontnASs. Fsb 10 -Oriihary. 81 gooi
ordinar, 81 low middnng 81 miidllns.
guW. rooa midiuna f1it.midding fs'r
tea
aAtvnsroS PED 10 Ordinary, 81 600
oriinary, ga, low M ddllng, 81 midillng'
gis8 good miadling "a 10 middliae fair
FNIM
The herald., 1897-03-20

competent for this venture. Many friends
gave him their best wishes to speed him
on his way in this new venture.
Clyde Bishop is in the city visiting
his parents, having just finished sue
cessful theatrical engagement in San
Francisco. He will remain in Santa
Ana until the season reopens.
Mrs. c. w. Humphreys of Los Angeles
is in Santa Ana, the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank Chiffon.
E. d. Waffle and DR.. Ball are candi-
dates for school board honors.
l. wellington Gardner Of Los Angeles
was seen on the streets today. Mr.. Caro-
ner was once one of Santa Ana's favorite
citizens and is always welcomed here.
Senior Ygnacio Duarte of Capistrano
was attacked by an unknown robber on
last Saturday. who beat him on the head
with q cudgel infiicting severe wounds
FULLERTON
Mrs. NJ Hansen visited friends in Los
Angeles this week.
Harry Garrabrant has been employed
as carpenter at the Emery ranch.
Mrs. H. H. Hale visited friends in
Pasadena this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Amerage left last
Wednesday on a visit to Redlands and
to Yuma, Ariz.
Miss Lizzie Rutledge of Los Angeles
has been visiting John East and family
this week.
There was pleasant social party last
Wednesday evening at the residence
of A. Goodwin.
The M. O. B. will give another hop in
a short time.
The whist club was delightfully."- enter
tained by Mr.. and Mrs. e. K. Benchley
on Wednesday evening.
The Santa Fe company is putting down
a number of wells in the hills north
| IH..lt H. L. L. - IL loo
oil. If the wells are success a pipe
line will be run to Fullerton, where the
engines will be supplied with OIL
]. w. Dean has bought three lots from
the Wiltshire company and will soon be-
gin the erection of a two-story building
thereon.
The ten acres of land belonging to the
Rathbun estate has been sold to Thurm
Bros, the wealthy f1y-paper manufac-
turers of Grand Rapids, Mich.
The herald., 1897-03-20

Angeles this morning. They will re-
turn In two or three weeks.
Rev. w. s. p. Bryan leaves for Col
orado Springs next Tuesday.
Mr.. r. M. Colgate, the soap manufac-
turer Of Orange, N. j., is again at the
Casa Iona with his family.
w. H. Endter expects to start for Los
Angeles tomorrow on his wheel.
p. Herndon left for Highlands this af-
ternoon on business.
The man in charge at Bear Valley slid
down over the crusted snow this morn
ing. He reports snow fourteen feet
deep, and the cottages in Thurman S
camp almost buried.
This is four feet deeper than In 1884
when several Of the cabine were crushed
in by the weight of the snow, and H. H.
Garstin and others owning cottages up
there are anxious to hear particulars.
| Miss l.. E. Foote Is detained at home
today with a hard cold.
| The missionary tea at Mrs. Bush's
this evening has been postponed on ac-
count of the weather until Wednesday
| next.
Mrs. ]. p Hight, jr., is again at the
home of her father, o. A. Worthing, in
this city. She is reported slightly bet
| ter today.
Major E. T. Scott of this city will lee
ture at Riverside Saturday evening and
| Sunday morning next. Mrs. Scott will
speak on Sunday evening.
! The surveying party of the Redlands
Electric company will remain down
from Bear creek until word has been
received from eastern capitalists, to
whom the plans and survey have been
| forwarded.
Judge Bennett took the Southern Pa
cific for Los Angeles this morning.
The herald., 1897-03-20
POMONA
viii Help Ontario to Celebrate the Fourth Of
JuIv

POMONA, March 19.-(Regular Cor
| respondence.) Already Pomona's near
est neighbor-Ontario-is taking steps
to insure for itself big Fourth Of July
celebration. At meeting already held.
a committee of citizens was appointed
to interview Pomona, Chino and Cuca-
monga and enlist their cooperation by
refraining from celebrating. Pomona
Is not apt to put any obstacle in the
way this year, but Will do the graceful
toward her sister colony.
Among those who have recently sunk
wells to obtain irrigating water is B. b.
Brown, near Lordsburg, his we'll being
165 feet in depth, and the water rising
to within lis feet of the surface A
pump will be put in operation as soon
as the machinery can be obtained. An
other, who is now expending money on
a plant of this kind, Is Ed w. Schuler,
in the foothills just above San Dimas.
The Phil Stein company of Pomona Is
putting up novel clod crusher for the
Chino ranch. 1t is a long shaft, bearing
many disks of chilled iron, with sharp
teeth, and its weight is not far from a
ton.
1t is the general impression here that
the Southern Pacific people are moving
in the direction of building the branch
from this point eastward via Chino. The
franchise requires that work be COM
menced by the first day of May.
The cross cutters are not capable of
handling the storm water, as 1t concen-
trates in the main thoroughfares on it's
southwark course.
The date for the meeting Of the aux
iliary chorus of the Christian Endeavor
union of this city is Monday evening,
and the place is the Presbyterian
church.
The best portion of road in the city
now is Holt avenue, west of Ellen street,
recently graveled.
The Rt Rev. Bishop Johnson, DID,,
will visit this parish and besides preach
Ing at St Pauls next Sunday, will con-
firm a class and administer the Lords
supper.
Next Sunday at the Methodist church
is rally day. for the Sundayschool.
Sunday evening next Is the second an
niversary of the Mems Sunday Evening
club of the Congregational church. The
main paper will be read by e. A. X.
Hackett on practical Christianity"
There have been in the past week ten
additions-six by confession and four by
letter-to the Pilgrim Congregational
church of this city.
The next annual convention of the
Los Angeles County Christian Endeavor
union will be held In Pomona on Satur-
day, March 27.
Next Wednesday evening the local
Salvation army contingent will have a
welcoming meeting for Staff Capt. Mrs
Dunham, recently from New York, who
takes charge Of the work in Southern
California.
Mrs. Sarah Logan left with Mr.. and
Mrs. Sharp this afternoon. to take in
the barbecue at San Pedro harbor.
Mrs. Henry Fryer has been very sick
for the DaSt two weeks.
The Pomona telephone exchange now
numbers 107 subscribers, only 13 less than
Santa Bernardino. 1t is expected to have
at least 125 by the end of this month.
r. NJ Currons and family left yester-
day afternoon for San Diego, where they
intend remaining some weeks.
One week from tomorrow registration
closes for the city election ON Monday,
April IL.
The herald., 1897-03-20

Burbaugh, Mrs. Cannon and daughter,
Miss Cannon, Miss Cox, Messrs. Frary,
Harry Beecher Harry Policy, Ed Tur-
ner, Rolla Manahan, Mrs. Packard, MISS
Lamson and others. 5,
The Bon Soir club was entertained
last evening by the Misses Harry al tneir ne,
home on South Fair Oaks avenue. The
program of the evening was composed
Of a solo by Mr. e. H. Hendricks; Biog-
raphy of Longfellow, by Miss Barry.
reading by Mr. Fall; recitation by MISS
Edna Harry and solo by Miss Deuress-
The next meeting takes place on the
evening of the 1st of April.
A supper was given by the Ladies. Aid
society at the tabernacle last evening.
Five tables, prettily decorated were
spread with tempting eatables, these ta-
bles being presided over by Mesdames
Allen, Parker, Van Nuys, Mills and
Miss Peck, who were assisted by num-
ber of young ladies. A social time was
enjoyed after the supper.
The guests Of the Green enjoyed pro
gressive euchre last evening. Ten tables
were used and Mrs Ireland won the
ladies' first prize Mrs. Engle. lone hand;
Mrs. Parkhurst, consolation; A. r. Met
calfe, gentlemen's first DR.. Chadburn.
consolation. Light refreshments were
served.
A delightful dance was given by the
Primrose club last evening. Schilin-
gers orchestra furnished the music, and
about fifty couples took part. The grand
march was led at $3.50 by Miss Amy
Lacey and Mr. James Edmundson. Dur
ing the evening light refreshments were
served and dancing was kept up until
late hour.
BREvITIES.
There will be union temperance rally
at the tabernacle Sunday, March 2lst,
at D. m. 1t will be made up of the
Sunday schools. the Senior and Junior
Christian Endeavorers, the Epworth
league, and the pastors and superin-
tendents Everybody is invited
Ellsworth Dayhoff, a messenger for
the Western Union Telegraph company,
was bitten again today by the same dog
that bit him before, which belong to
the Maars family, at Altadena. He
threatens to bring suit against the own
er of the dog.
Fred Burnham, Jud and John Blick
leave again for South Africa the latter
part of this month Mr.. Burnham will
leave on the 10th for New York, en- route
for Rhodesia, South Africa. On the 23d
Messrs John and Jud Blick start to
join him in New York.
The death of Mrs. A. Arnold, aged 81
years, occurred this morning at her home
on North Los Robles avenue. She was
native or Illinois ana leaves TWO sons
in this city and one In San Francisco.
Death was caused by consumption.
PERSONAL.
T. P. Lukens is again about, after an
Illness of some days.
c. C. Reynolds went to Whittier today
]. A Blumve, who was injured in car
riage accident in Los Angeles, is i'm
proving
Col L. p. Hansen has returned from
Lake View.
Rev. II. e. Ward is in Ventura, engaged
in revival services.
Charles Bratten, a former resident Of
this city, is staying at the Carlton
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Jacobs and son
Redney are spending a few days at
Long Beach.
: W. H. Layton and family of North
Marengo avenue removed to Los An
geles today to take up their residence
permanently In that city.
The herald., 1897-03-20
SANTA BARBARA
The Common Council Goes Ahead With Water
System Work

SANTA BARBARA, March 19.-(Reg-
ular 1.-THE common
council met today. Three petitions were
granted for the grading of portions OF
Castillo street, Fig avenue and Pedre-
gosa street. Seventeen saloon keepers,
who pay a license of s45 quarter, asked
that the ordinance be enforced against
keepers of islita parians and stores,
many of whom sell more whisky than
the regular liquor houses. This placed
the members of the council in guam
dary, for while several arrests have been
made under the saloon ordinance, the
defendants have in every instance de-
manded jury trial, and the twelve men
good and true have invariably acquitted
the defendants. The mayor appointed
Councilmen w. s. Day and N. d. Smith
to devise some means of reaching the
evil.
The nightwatchman for the lower part
of the city was discontinued, and Tom
Grimes thrown out Of job. Then the
council resumed its consideration of the
establishment of municipal water sup
ply. The city tunnel is progressing sat-
isfactorily, and bids were received for
the construction of the reservoir, Daniel
H. Longs bid being: Excavation, so
cents per cubic yard; asphalt pavement
in bottom of reservoir, 13 cents per
square foot; sides, IA cents per square
foot; walk, 6 cents per square foot.
The council considered this bid the
best and awarded Long the contract.
The total estimated cost OF Santa Bar
bara's proposed municipal ownership
of the water supply is as follows: Cast
iron pipe, S12, 81; converse lock joint
pipe, $12967.38; fire and sprinkling hy-
drants, $1,000; cross ties and gates, $500;
lead and packing. $1,000; laying pipe,
$4,000; dipping pipe, se305; reservoir, $4,000;
reservoir site, $500; incidentals and ex-
tras, $3007.71; total, $50 900.
The work of construction has already
commenced in earnest and shipments of
pipe from the east will begin at once
The council adjourned until tomorrow
when it will offer the water bonds for
sale.
Today's proceedings before Hon. w.
B. Cope, superior Judge: c. A. Haese
vs. De " Fonnereau ct al, foreclosure
of mortgage, decree of foreclosures; Pc
ter Lobarde, a French Basque, admitted
to citizenship; Administrator Rowland
Hazard filed his final account and dis
tributfon of the estate of Margaret r.
Hazard, and the matter will be heard
before the court on the 30th inst.
The herald., 1897-03-20
RIVERSIDE
Dealers Tricks Incense the Orange Growers
Too rluch Rain

Too rluch Rain
RIVERSIDE, March 19.-(Regular
Correspondence.) The orange growers
of this county are considerably worked
up over the trick of eastern fruit dealers
in repacl1ing foreign oranges under Cal
ifornia brands. They see that nothing
could more seriously injure the reputa-
tion of the Southern California fruit.
The best way TO avoid this. some are be-
ginning to think, is to entirely exclude
the foreign fruits from the country
The funeral of Mrs. L. E. Babcock,
who died Tuesday in Redlands, took
place in this city yesterday.
DR.. Keeley, the originator of the gold
cure, and his wife Of Dwight, ILL.,, are
in the city for a few days. They are at
the G1enwood
Engineer Z. c. Sharpe, who now
makes his headquarters at Los Angeles,
is in the city.
The Southern Pacific company has
purchased the Casa Blanca quarries
from the Riverside Trust company. This
would Indicate work by the company
to the south of this city-on it's way to
San Pedro direct possibly
Russell r. Pope, who lately came to
Riverside for his health, died yesterday.
His remains will be sent east
The case of the People vs.. r. ]. Bush,
In which the defendant Is charged with
perjury went to the jury today at q: 80
p. M District Attorney Gill, who was
alone for the prosecution, made as able
an argument as has been made before
this court since the county was organ
ized. Col Bledsoe OF San Bernardino
and w. NJ Post of Riverside also made
able arguments tar their clients. At 8
o'clock this evening" The Jury reported q