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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-01-07


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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-19
HELD FOR MURDER.


Theodore FigsI Hast Pace the charge
Of Kiiiiae isaae usaasa
San Francisco. Sept. lS-Judge
Campbell holds Theodore Figel. for.
merly bookkeeper for HOFFMAN. Roths.
child a Co. Of this city. 10 answer "a
the charge Of having murdered his em.
ployer, Isaac Hoffman. In his ONCE On
battery street. on the evening Of June
l last and remandei him to the Gus
tody Of the sheriff without ball.
Figel has already been held TO an.
swer to several charges Of forgery and
embezzlement Il Is the theory Of The
prosecution that be murdered hls en-.
ployCr after the latter had Informed
him that his thefls had been discovered
and threatened him with exposure. Al.
though In receipt Of q salary OF $500
a month only. Figel owned a stable Of
thoroughbred and was known O.
plunger on local tracks
Later Judge Cook issued a writ Of
habeas corpus returnable on Tuesday
next at the Instance OF David Figcl.
father Of Theodore. requiring the shor.
IN 20 show cause why the young book.
keeper should not be released from
custody. The petition for the writ Il
based upon the claim that no evidence
has been produced to show that Isaac
Hoffman, for the murder Of whom FL
sci was held 10 answer. was murdered.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-19

Rev. Homer T. Wilson Of IT. Worth.
who Is well known and has relative.
here, has gone east to lecture under the
auspices Of the Travellers Protective
Association. In commenting on this
the Weaiherfofd Democrat says editor.
tally;
We're every preacher 10 teach and
act hls faith a. Rev. Homer 7. Wilson
does, soon would dawn the day when
Christianity a. a solver Of the social
question would be seriously considered. ;
From exchanges In several sections Of
the South We notice negroes are being
swindled BY schem'n, scoundrels who
tell them that the bill ponsioning ex.
slaves has become law and that ihes
VII. secure this pension for them Al
from one 10 five dollars each. We do not
believe there Is q negro In this county
1901 enough to be duped In such man.
ner.-Nayasota Tablet.
Two large pelicans killed on the Brar.
o. river we're brought 10 town yes,er.
day by Frank Salvador. One OF them
measuring nine feet from tip 10 tin Of
wings was suspended 10 mont OF San.
deis & Johnson's, headquarters for Gu.
rioslties.
The quarantine regulations are now
becoming effective. Two parties, an
Italian and a negro. were refused Der.
mission TO stop here by the officers a,
one Of the early morning trains yesier.
day.
VIII Sanders went 10 llearne yester.
day At noon and retained In the after
noon, returning Ia the afternoon. He
wore the yellow badge Of Bryan quar-.
entine inspector.
The A. and n. college cannot pea,
begin 10 accommodate the students hay.
ing already made application for ad
miitance. The Texas institution Il be
ing appreciated.-Navasota Examiner
The water, light and Ice plant cas-,
was given 10 the jury last night. the ey.
idenee and argument having consumed
the past four days.
Mrs. Rhoia Cox returned from
iiearne yesterday after an absence Of
three months.
Ten thousand four hunnred bales o.
cotton have been received In BRYAN
this season.
Prof. Q. P. Fountain has gone q
Massachusetts, to enter Harvard for a
special course.
II. Z. Poverty Is here non Minicsn
to spend Sunday.
Geo. W. MeAIIchael vent 10 MIllir, n
yesterday.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-19
uNEAsINEss PREVAILS.



Disturbances. coatinus 70 Hob 10 "a
aad Arouai u.sistsa
Haztlton, Pa. Sept. iS.-The strik,
situation her may be summarized
thus over 10000 men are stlll out
With no apparent prospect Of settle
mensi sporadic outbreaks OF violcnc,
are occurring near the outlying col,
heries and the withdrawal Of the
troops Is not only without consider.
alton, but the guard lines Of several Of
the camps are being constantly
strengthened and the wisdom OF bring.
ing more cavalry Is being discussed.
A captain Of General Gobln's stan A
authority for the statement that an
uneasy feeling prevails a headquar.
tiers In consequence OF the little out.
breaks Of the past few days and the in.
dioaiion they hold Of the underlying
disturbance.
tue bfikaue commander himself ad-
mlsied that the action Of the raldlng
women was giving much perploxlty.
The story reached the general that
many men were In TIE attacking
crowds and they are disguised as
women.
The call Tor troops which came from
Cranberry Was the act OF scared nlrht
Waterman who mlaook soldiers for
strikers.
General Goblin will not Interfere
wlth tonight's hlE meeting unless high
" oolored speeches are made.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-19

St. Louis. Sept is.-wnnam John
Thaler. an Australian. called at the
sherif's ONCE Friday and had that
ofIcial sign his name on q little book.
Thaler said he was making q tour OF
the world and had started from Mon
treai. Canada. May Is. 1895. he says
he has travelled 10000 miles and ex-
poets TO walk 1900 miles before he
gets through. lie has his route mapped
out and expects 10 accomplish ms Jour
ney by May ~. 1903. lie says he will
tramp on 10 Old Mexico and thence 20
New York From there he will 70 10
Europe and visit every country there.
Likewise he will so through Africa,
Asia and Australia. he has not begged
for anything since he started and says
he has walked $50 miles on Eve meals.
The greatest distance travelled IN 90
day was SO miles lie Il unmarried and
blind In one eye
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-19
LuETcERT TRlAL.
wi,asss After wRssss Testify 10 Clear
Up the Evidence.


Chicago. Sept ls.-wltnesscs col.
loved each other on the witness stand
In the trial Of Adolph l. Luetgert. this
morning with unusual rapldity They
were called to stralghten out the eu-
tangled ends Of former testimony pro-
liminary TO the prosecutions an.
nouneement that IL case was closed.
Abraham z. seleY. a butcher. caused
a mild sensation when he announced
that al a public sale at Luetgert's fac.
tory some weeks ngo he purchased 30
bottles Of mineral water. II had been
tho contention Of the defense that on
the night Of May /. when Mrs Luet-
CERT Is said TO have been murdered
Luetgert not feeling well. sent Frank
Blalka TO a drug store for the medl-
cine. Blalka himself confirms this and
declares that Luetgert told him 10 get
bottle Of mineral water Subsequent
developments reveal the fact that the
sausage maker had at least IS bottlcs
OF this water on hand when he sent
Bialka away after more that night.
Professor Delafontalne. sergean.
spangler Of the police department and
a number Of policemen were called to
the witness stand to Identify various
exhibits. bones and other articles and
TO tell where they got them and where
these exhibits had been kept during
the progress Of the trial. Deputy sher-
IN Fred Pister OF Racine. via, a
nephew Of Mrs. Christine Feldt, was
called 70 the witness stand TO Identity
knife Mrs. Feldt said Luetgert had
given her the day before HIS arrest.
pisier said Mrs. Feldt handed him the
knife IN July. This knife looked a. II
Il had not been opened for months
end the handle was rusty. When the
witness opened the knife two big
trusts OF rust fell Oh the knife az the
side
When the prosecution called Frank
Bialka TO the witness stand a. one Of
It's last two witnesses. TO show the
motive for the alleged murder OF Mrs.
Lueigert there was every pro ipect that
the state would rest its case ~ far a.
direct evidence was concerned But
when the attempt waa made 10 show
Luetgcrt's alleged relations with Mary
Summerlng and other women. the DE-
Tense entered vigorous objection. At
torney Vincent protested this on the
limo that the evidence was highly Inn
proper and he objected 20 Il a. In
competent. lie declared that no mo-
tive could be drawn IRON Il and that
Il would simply tend 10 prejudice the
minds OF the jury. Attorney Phaien
for the defense said he would not OBJ
iect 10 this sldcnce. The division OF
counsel for defense on this point oc-
casloned a surprise Attorney Vim
cent declared the evidence only collat-
eral and that lts only effect would b.
TO blag the reputation Of Nary Sim
mering. who Is 10 be a witness for
the defense
Judge Tuthin took the disputed
point under advlsemen; and ailourned
court until Tuesday morning Adjourn
ment over Monday was taken r. per-
NIT the defense ample time 10 prepare
for their opening statement and line
Of defense TO be adopted.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-19
PARKS & WALD,ROP,
MEMS oUrFIrrERs.

The Handy Kitchen will dell YER fresh
Berwick bay oysters anywhere In the
city. Telephone 2O2. $50
The Handy Kitchen Il the incest
place In Bryan TO enjoy fine Berwick
bay oysters served In any style. 250.
Don't forget the Handy Kitchen II
yon want oysters served In any style or
delivered 10 your residence. 256.
just received at the Handy Kitchen
q ffesh stock Of Lowney's chocolates
and fne candles. 250
See the display of imported fail hats
at Miss 81, Icons Monday from . a. m.
10 Z p m. Everybody invited.
In commenting on the overflow OF
Of students At the A. and NJ. College
the Weaiherford Democrat says;
Think ofitl The great state Of Tex
a. turning away students from a state
institution. II u doing the state an in
jury al the hands Of tho political AK
grinding, Ehoe-string pollti clans who
vrangled and drew pay for Eve months
Al an awful expense 10 the state"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-19

Rev. J. Pslnsr went to Waller yesier.
day.
House for rent.-see Mrs. E. B. Rob
eris. 2l0u
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Wallace,
a boy.
Mrs. r. N. Law vent to Houston yes.
terday.
Jack Buchanan came up from Hous-
ton yesterday.
Mrs.. W.T.. Wood returned to Well.
born yesterday.
Missos weeden Of Reliance, were In
town yesterday.
Dr. J. n. sOles Of Rock Prairie. vas
IN town yesterday.
Mr. Thomas Waters returned 70
Houston yesterday.
Robi Armstrong has been on the
sick lies several days.
X n. Wilson has received a supply
Of nice fresh cranberries. PSI
Q. A. Glenn and DR.. Nlcks Of stone
CITY, were In town yesterday.
hFs. NJ. Francis Of College, was In
the city shopping yesterday.
JACK Graham and Naih CONAN we're
visitors to the city yesterday.
Mrs.. Sue Robinson returned from
visit to Hampstead yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. II. Scale Of Bench.
ley, we've visitors 10 the city yesterday
Miss Abbie Wilcox win leave today
Tor hnnlsYille 10 attend the normal IN.
stiiule.
Fresh Berwick bay oysters served In
any style aud At All hours Al the Kar.
dy hiichen. e50.
pr. Tabor, city health officer left for
Houston Yesterday TO investigate quar-.
onlino regulations.
Miss Hallle Lyon, whc has been visit.
iiing Mics Dora white. left yesterday
for Buffalo where she has a position az
q teacher.
Wake up and set policy for what.
exrr You think goa can stand In the
The Mutual Life Insurance 90. of New
York before you die and leave a mort.
safe around your place and your fami.
% slarfe. q. J. Blackshear. Act.
Halls Drug Store. eSf
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-19
GAMBLER AssAsslNArrn
ne wss saei Dews and Rsse,s !. A..
Han - 'erpts fh,tt

ne Was shet D.wa ana R.se.a l.
Han - 'orpts fhtt
Corpus Christi. Tex. sept. is-Th.,,
was a Sensational and cold.bloodcd
murder committed In one Of the eam.
bling houses At the fiesta grounds IN
the presence Of At least 25 people early
Friday. Ruberto Comes. a MEXICAN
gambler, aged about p. had charge .,
the wheel Of fortune In the east end of
the room and was hually engaged IN
counting bis money when suddenly n
man with a handkerchief over hla face
entered a nearby door. shot Come,
through the LEFT temple. grabbed an
the money In sight, amounting 10 about
tiS, and ned. Immediately amer the
shooting parties ran to the assistance
eclous on the floor while hls brains
oozed ont. forming a CHASTITY puddle
Medical aid could accomplish noshlne
and within an hour after the shoollns
Comes wal dead So Gar there 4 ~
clew % The assassin. but the The an.
thorlties arr diligently Al work an lhs
-aae.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-19

Guthrie. o. T., Sept. iS-The ap.
polnlment q several antl-admlnlstra-
ton Republicans TO land oflce places
has created CONSERVATION In the terri
lorial administration ranks. and the
sending Of outsiders 70 be receivers OF
the land Offices Al Perry and Guthrie
IN violation Of the home rule plank Of
the national platform. causes much In
dlgnation among al Republicans. who
viii protest vIgorunlly.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-19

simla, Sept iS.-The reverses SUI.
fcred by the British force under Gen.
cral Icnrys IN an attack upon the Mo.
mands IN the valley north Of Camp
Anayat Is regarded most seriously and
Il j. stated In scmi-onIclal circles that
II the situation does not improve
promptly the whole border win be IN
arms.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-19

Denver. Sept iS-The postofice in
specsor's ofice here believes Il has un-
carthed a scheme to dofraud the gov
eminent Postal cards supposed 10 be-
counterfeit have been found IN the
Denver malls and arrests are likely to
follow Il a claimed the cards are sold
IN large quantities 10 merchants and
investment houses and an lmmsnEe
profit realized. Il Ia suspected that AZ
least one Of the operators h located IN
this city.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-19

Services at the Methodist church,
sunday School At 9:45 a. M, NJ. d,
Cole, supt. Preaching by Rev. Geo. 4.
Clothler Al M a. m. and p. m. Morn
ing subject, "willfal Blindnesa" Nv.
ening subject, Quarantine" A foil
attendance OF the members Of the
church is especially desired.
DR.. Francis, Profs. smith, Giesecke
Price, Magic, hanks and others were In
from College yesterday,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-19

Should the yellow fever come 10 Tex.
a. Insurance agents might be hard 10
mud. Think Of your families aud get a
policy with the Mutual Life Insurance
20. q New York At once, any day might
be too late. q. ]. Biackshear. Agt
Halls Drug Store. e5f
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-19

London. Sept is.-Tho Duchess Of
Marlborough. formerly Miss consuelo
Vanderbilt. gave birth 10 a son At 2
o'clock this morning At the Spencer
House. the ducal London residence.
Doth mother and ton doing well.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-19

st. Louis. Sept I'm addition to
causing a sudden decline In tempera-
ture. the rein thatihas fallen during
the q hours has broken the droui
and done much TO save corn. orchards
ana pastures Reports received from
southeastern Iowa. southern Illinois.
and Missouri Indicate that the rain
tan was pretty Fenerall
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-19

Ithaca. n. Y. Sept "a Honorable
Henry W Sage died here. aged 50
years Mr. Sage has been best known
through his donations for educational
purposes. ne was descendant Of
David Sage. who settled IN Middleton.
Conn. IN lnla
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-19
Dr. special attention given D adIns
Ing Lenses 10 the Ewes.
A FEW CURES IN
TEXAS.
A VAN MlNIarrn

hal rfunuiaicd soru eyes Coz over fnoeu
years have bccu treated b. nine diftftni
oculiais. When nr !. Harvey Noort came b.
Weru ] vas suffering with n|rsn on ny eye.
balls. caused b. granulatons Dr. Moor eur.
"a my eyes IN Z vcry shofi time and have had
no trouble with them finrc. take plOasurg iu
Recommending him 70 anyouc suffering inn al
Affection u ne eye FN GAVIN.
Pastor " Central Chri iisn thu'ch
Waco. Texas luly D. 49,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-19
HEARING REsrOREp.

~. 4, Cameron, president o. TIE Orcsnun.
nstlonel aank. 0rcenvile, Te1as 4 hsrl
icart In fact uan totally deal hi on 90 ~
could only hear q watch tlcl ln ne other 10
\ vas picsled against TIE ear. ! went 10 nT
J. Harvey hooie and can hear uairh tIriis.
IN NE ear hat uaa enilroly deaf aud ne oifsi
u - m.,eh Improved thai can hear = uaifl
Yea some distance lrom ne ear
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-19
Ladies'! Ladies',

| sell the standard rotary shuttle sew.
ing machine. They are light running
and noisless. keep needles and oil
Tor all machines. J.. A. Myers, Phone
lld. 2a2
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-19
u A HAT y

Has more to do uith q mans
appearance than any other
Hrtlcle OF Wear. Therefore
you should be very careful
In making yodr Fall selection.
II you are in doubt as TO the
proper thing for the coming
Season, coll on Us and let US
fit you DIP Ia q Fall Hat Of the
latest Style-somethinq that
uili suit you. Remember, We sell
no 0vt-of-dat0 Goods. We can't af-
foro IL. ....... .....
Our stock Of STIFF HATS this Season
Is the largest and most Complete ever
shown In Bryan. All the NEW BLOCKS
IN the FALL SHADES.
w are showing nearly a,ooo samples
u Fail and Winter Suiaings.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-19

New York, Sept iS.-Tho Republican
state committee nominated BY accla-
nation. Judge William J. Wallace Of
the United States G.. llt court for
chief Justice Cor he court q appeals
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-19

Dr.. r. II. Harrison nov resides Al the
NJ; u. IAliaicrro residence, where he
WI as usual answer calls, day or nlght
vtice a. Wilson's drug store. Resi-
deuce Phone 1876. d97S
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-19

II The yellow foyer comes TO Texaf
have your families protected by takinr
a policy nov IN The Mutual Life lnsur
ance Go. OF New York. e. ]. Black.
shear, Agt. Halls Drug Store. PSI
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-19

Madrid, Sept IA company Of IN.
fanlry has been sent 70 Morella. prov.
ince Of casiellon de Laplano. a. It ls
ieareda carilst uprising Il to take place
there
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-19

A. 7 ielphfty. promltcat cltIian ofrailins
Vile, Texas ufuic In fcspuuso b. \ leiiaf III
ina llrl from ne hapilti standard Il ~
yearly deaf with caiaffh shea ! seat % IN
Harvey Moore NJ caiarfh d an rons ~ n
weight has ilcrtascd frum ill % o. puandf
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-19

~. ~ G culllna o. Terrell Terss "a.
blind from cataract b. Noorc ororsirt al
her i've years asp and In az uroks shg canil
she 4 seventy ave yeau old
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-19

hlonham-faui Miller on Of laie propsls,o,
% NE German partf Charlie LcfnlaL
aco-Aisa Hattie Dean. daughter Of nf.
VALLEY Mills-.-Mins lille. daurhtsrof 4.
wilson ". 7. noaion't lliiie daughter.
Iroy---hlra Daisy read
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-19

Our extensive line Of lhoes ulll bear
Close Inspection. An examination will
show that Tie extleme care fxof0iei
In every detail Of material and oh.
manshlp is what makes the cxce'lenoe
10 or stock You cannot iell b the
appearance in thefe tines Ohel the
snCddiesi shoes look The neaiesi efore
icy are Wofn. II takes closo exl min.
~ on o. lell The difference. hut ne az.
ference la there. Try ours,
J. w. COULTER.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-19
Superb +; Display +: Of
FALL HATS.

Tomorrow (Monday) from
o a. Va. 10 7.'30 p. M, Miss
St. heon wH hare on e1hi-
biiion al her Millinery Par
lOrs, merit door 70 ihs Exchange
Hotel, the mosi superb displuy
Of IMPORTED FALL HATS that
could Be bought IN hs leading
Millinery Basaars Of NeW
York, irhers Miss 81. Icon spent
a month THE season studying
Nc5 Shape, aud effects.
Her stock Is equal 10 any
brought 70 he larger Southern
Cities. The ladies are invited
10 call and read these ,conder-
Jul rerelaiioas in Nar Mill
nery. Call carly and make
your selection.
ST. LEON.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1897-05-12
Something New in Teeth.

The loss of the teeth is very serious
affection, and anything that enables
people to replace these necessary arti-
cles at moderate cost and in q salts
factory fashion is of the greatest inn
portance. A new idea in teeth is their
manufacture out of rubber hardened
and fitted with great accuracy. The
form and color are perfect and the fit is
said to be without fault if the operator
has ordinary common sense. Some Of
the teeth have metal caps, which make
them practically indestructible. The
new teeth are light, and, according TO
all accounts, are very easily kept clean
and are perfectly sanitary. Years ago
serious objections were urged to rub
Der on account of the action of the
acids of the stomach on its compo-
sition. This is entirely done away with,
and the new teeth are without objection
in this respect.-N. Y. Ledger.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1897-05-12
who Discovered Ice Cre.m,

Francis, often and enormously called
Lord" Bacon, was aware by hearsay
or experiment of the process of CO..
agulation by means of snow and salt,
but to him it was only scientific fact
of greater or less interest. The first
ice cream is said to have been made by
a French chef, who set the dish before
Due de Charities in 1774. Iced drinks
and water ices were known to Partisan
epicures century and half earlier,
the dainties having probably come from
the far east by the hand of some trav.
eler who had tested sherbet. The Eng.
lish knew or cared nothing for such ar
tificial refreshment until the present
century. Indeed, even now they re-
gard the "iced pudding" without es.
pecial favor, as something French, and
therefore Objectionable. American iced
drinks are the basis of venerable Eng
lish national joke. Most Britons are
ignorant of the taste of even iced water.
There have been several American soda
fountains set up in Oxford street, but
they won scant support. Italians are
at the top of the confectioners' profess
sion, but probably Americans surpass
the world in the consumption of ice
cream and ices.-N. Y. Herald.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1897-05-12

The members of the Baptist Young Peo'
pies Union who contemplate attending a
bear in mind that there is no better equipped
line from the East, North or Northwest,
than the popular Big Four route via Cincin-
natl or Louisville. All through passenger
trains on this line are vestibuled, equipped
with Buffet sleepers, with Hotel Dining
Cars on day trains. At Cincinnati direct
connection is made in the same depot with
the Queen & Crescent Route, the Short Line
to Chattanooga, via the famous High Bridge.
AT Louisville, with the Southern Railway
and the Louisville & Nashville, via Nam
moth Cave, and Nashville, allowing stop
over at both these points.
The fare from Chicago will be extremely
low. For rates, time cards. ETC., address
j. G. Tucker, G.. N. A., or H. w. Sparks,
L. p. A., No. 234 Clark St., Chicago.