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The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-12-10

Every summer the king of Spain goes
TO the seaside. and is taken out TO battle
in splendid machine constructed like
a miniature palace. He is attended by
an admiral, and in the vicinity of the
bathing place a number Of sailors are
stationed in boat in case of any acct
dent.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-12-10

Spanish trains so seldom leave sta
tons on time that the time tables in
many cases merely indicate the hour of
eparture-say, eight and minutes
that is, an indefinite number of min
utes after eight.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05
RABI WON HIS BATTLE
With a Handful Of Insurgents He
Defeats Spanish Troops.
TOOK ALL THEY WANTED
Spanish Troops Eneountsr = DynAmlt'
Gun and the soldiers Refreshed
In = Dsmoraiifsd Condition.
The slaughter Terrible

New York. May A dispatch to the
Journal from Havana says Cuban
troops led hy General Jesus Rabi re-
Gently defeated the Spanish column OF
General Roy. The spaniards NUMBER
cd 1900. or over twice as many as ;he
insurgents who were piued against
them. Roy's rout was so complete that
be has been removed from command
by Wcylcr and will be sent 10 Spain 10
answer charges Of cowardloe before o
military tribunal
Rabl was encamped near nayamo
when his scouts brought news TO him
Of the withdrawal Of the regular Span
lsh troops from tina. city and the aban-
donmcnt Of the place 20 the local vol
unteorE General Calixto Garcia, COM
handing the department Of tho e. {,
sent one OF DIE dynamite guns with { lo
best trained crew under his comma "a
with Instructions TO Rabl 10 fail up o,
the city forthwith Rabi had little d 70
fculty in taking the city. Tho volt 10
tecrs offered slight resistance, not
holding out long enough 10 Eaurli
the bringing OF the dynamite gun into
play The insurgents sacked the gov
eminent oommlssary, liberated Gu
bans 10 the prisons and supplied them
selves with an the arms and ammu-
milton that the garrison contained
They nailed the Cuban colors 20 tho
flagstaff ON the city hall AMI woro
about 20 cyncuate the city and hear N
the plumber when Reys forces hove Ia
sight
Rahls forces we're still In BnyamC
when Rcy's advance was discovered
Fleeing volunteers had taken the news
Of the attack Of Bayamo 10 Rey II
ManzaulIlo and the Spanish general
on the point Of embarking with hii
command for Havana and thence q,
Spain. decided 10 hurry back - Baya
mo 10 the relief Of the garrison.
Rabi took mp a position beyond thI
city and awaited the coming Of N,
Spanish hosts. Before Rey's mel
could fire a shot. the dynamite gui
was opened on them and a rattle iie o
musketry followed Tho SpaEIard,
though taken by surprise. pushel
I hraycly on.
The terrific work Of the jynamlt
/ gun which was used with frirhtfpl II
feet. however. al length dIsmayei then
and a panic was soon the rc-ult IN
tcrrorized men rotrcated IN dIs0rde
and We're Oar beyond the control 81 a
officers
/ Tho slaughter of the Spanish troop
by the dynamite gun was terri lc Tn
insurgents we're practically unscathct
the enemy having scarcely a chance q
Gre on them Garcia decided Not O.
hold Bayamo. hlying need ~ ,hc mu
for more important work
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05
H. a Il. G. Time card.

Lemons ljc per dozen at IA Halls.
Chas. II. Edge, dentist, Bryan Tex
CAN for "lloney Boy at FL Halls. &C
Go to Levy Bros. or your mating. II
Jack Roberts went 10 llearne yesier.
day
Don't fail to see Levy Bros. 1897 wall
paper. 49,
J. ". Coulter has been sick the past
two days.
Newest designs In wall paper atlLeyy
Bros. 1876
W. V. Hanway q Dallas, was here
yesterday.
Mrs. W. G. Talialerro went to Cal
vert yesterday.
College Creamery Butter PIC per
pound At Ia Halls. g6lf
Mrs W. ?. Cearnal arrived from
Houston yesterday.
Use Star and Crescent Roasted Coffee
because II Is the best li6.
Henry Bohde's residence is being inn
proved aud repainied.
Itisa fact tina, the Quincy Refhger-
Atoris the best, at Levy Bros. 1876
Prof II. j. Puincy will be In Bryan
In a few days TO tune pianos. 1876
BIB. Cayiti Of wheelock, called on
the Eagle while In town yesterday.
MI and Mrs. J. W. English are in
Austin attending an Episcopal conyoca-
ton.
wANTED-Thc preitiest girl TO town
to do my collec ting Apply to W. +.
james. 1876.
A negro named Miles Wilson, answer
ing the description OF man wanted Ia
Navaso,a on a charge Of burgIary, was
arrested aud locked mp yesterday after.
noon by Deputy Marshal Il. II. Smith.
La, night Lcd Neal caught another
negro named I'd McDuii. who is thought
20 be the right man, Both are held.
New Orleans l. noted as the place
where you eau get the hest cup OF coffee
on earth, Why should New Orleans
not produce The best roasted coffee.
She does. Try Star and Crescent man,
ufactured by Smith Bros, Il Co., New
Orleans, introduced by &. W. Cleveland
aud sold by J.. ". English, Saunders 4
johnson aud J. b. Mike. lao.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05

From letter received by Mr. John
Dawson yesterday II l. learned that Mr.
Milton Dawson and Miss Mamie Keogh
were married in Denver, Colorado, April
"a Nit was always popular 10 Bryan,
and his many friends here will join the
Eagle In wishing him much happiness,
Nit lie now playing a summer engage
ment with the Kempton comedy com
pany In Denver.
John McCulloch aud G. 5. Jones Of
Harvey, was here yesterday talking
about telephone line from Bryan q
Harvey. Mr., Jones said the Harvey
people were ready 10 put 800 into the
line.
Call and see Otto Boehme's stock Of
cypress cis,erns. lie is selling them at
hari time prices. l3i I'm
Joe h. Reed lef, for Austin yesterday
TO represent Bryan tent No. 10 at the
state meeting Of the Maccsbees.
Buy a cypress cistern Of Otto Bochme
and prepare for summer With good
supply Of pure water. l3i linz
Miss Laura Sebastian returned "a
Marlin yesterday after visit 10 Mr.
and Mr.. 4. VI. Wilson.
Edge Bros have jus, received a car OF
fine prairie aud timothy hay. lO6u
There il faint odor Of orange bios
SONS on the ambient spring air
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05
Marriage Licenses

Issued by County Clerk G.. W. McMi-
chael since April Simon Franklin 10
Rosauna White, Zach Franklin 10 Min
ME Stephens, Walter Foster TO Minnie
Iaski, J D Franklin to Lena llorlman,
Joe Marine 10 Antonino Daloemascola,
d A Wilson TO NJ c Tiprit, viii simp.
son to Ella Coon, Henry Williams 10
Mile Rocks, Henry Fellows to lola
Austin, David Mcintosh TO Mary Camp
hell, Antony Martin to jamie Tucker,
Jacob Wallace to Eugenia Mckee, J II
Wiley to Minnie Battle, J W Caperton
q Martha HALEY, wJB Cooper b.
Mary Girley, JEFF Washington to Julia
whitehead, Noah Thurman 10 Matte
Mcdonald, Cornelius Lambo 70 Classy
Barnett, J W MullenaT 10 Catherine
Wilson, Rumless Fenley TO Ethel Brig.
gance. Jerry Grigsby to Matte Mathis,
Henry Johns 10 Sarah Sweep, Frank
NiIson 10 Willie Archie, Jacob Lero "a
Mary seayer, Thomas Pickett TO Emma
Foreman, A Samaniego 10 Led Mach.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05
M.rhIn.r, and M.n-

Sincu iSg6 machinery has ON an enor.
nous scale supplantcd manual labor
Tho kuottcr Of the self binder complete,
a round II mechanism which thrcAteni
90 make the farmer a man Of scdentAry
habits II the cotton bOll remains I'm
picked ~ machinery u may b. bcCaus,
th, lutanist must first produce a plant
maturing al at once instead q AZ suc.
cC,,iyo periods In suporcding the hand
the inventor often succeeds by feats far
removed from imitation Mcrganthalei
replaces the typosettcr by arranging
matrices from which lines u solid metal
nrn cast Lanston's machine for a sim
liar purpose CNompliiios a noteworthy
aim ~ Observation-Disclosures by means
involving the slightest eXertion possible
An operator at a keyboard symboliEes .
manuscript 10 a series u puncturcs In q
strip u paper the pinholos free pulses
81 COMPRESSED air which actuate the
machine Initiation however. reaches
90, final form in electrical devices A
clerk in New York porforhtcs successive
messages on a paper uhbon, which,
driven between electrical springs, trans
mits 5000 words a minute 90 PhilAdel
phia Intelligence IN such a feat a. this
. given only that part u task foi
which 70 L. indispensable. All elsc h
committed 10 mechanism actuated At q
speed and with force denied 20 nerve
OF muscle. SELF Culture.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05
TURKS ENTHusEo.
Relieve They win succeed Uroa the
lad of the Gtsska

Relieve They win Succeed Uron the
lad of the Grsska
Garlssa. May i-The road from sa.
lonica is covered with troops on their
way 10 reinforce the Edham Pasha
army although the Turkish forces arc
already in Greece sufficient 70 assure
success OF Turks Perfect order prevails
everywhere Soldiers are full Of on.
thusiasm and anxious 20 take ofen.
sive Intoxicated with their success
they clamoring Tor resumption u ac.
tive operations Now that Trlkhala is
captured more important action Is cN.
pcctcd shortly Italian volunteers wro
have been captured by Turks loudly
dcnounce the treatment they were sub.
icctcd 20 while with the Grecle Thcy
refer 10 terms Of contempt TO the COW.
ardicc 81 tho Greeks
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05
GREEKS AT VoLo
The, Are In H.ttsr Position There ti
Hold their Own

The, Are In nsttsr Position There tt
Hold their Ovn.
New York. May "A dispatch from
Volo 90 the Journal says the situation
here seems Co De improving under The
command % smoleusk, who did $50
well with the artillery at Revert The
Greek troops seem 20 have q better
chance OF holding the ground which r,.
mains Tho army is divided into three
divisions Twelve thousand men under
command OF Smo,tusN are 40 volcsti.
ma 90 defend the approaches 20 Nolo.
5000 men are cucamrcd az Phareala
and the rest OF the army with Prince
Constantine. 10000 in number Is at
nomoko south OF pharsala These
last viii have 20 stand an attack from
the Turks from Trikhala, which was
occupied yesterday by troops
The GrccS fleet has just arrived 10
the harbor and the panic which pre-.
vailed for che last three days 81 lessen.
ms. Three cruisers one French, one
English and one Italian are also here.
The consuls have behaved splcrdidly,
being the only persons Ia Tie town
who have no, lost their heads
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05
shsotias 81 Ss,shs.

hatcher. Miss. May t--nuring an
alteration growing out Of domesti,
troubles here. DR. Alfred Holt was shot
and probably mortally wounded by
Horace n. ogden. a commercial trav.
eler. II Is said Dr Holt had offered
physical violence to he Wits. Nho ID
ogden's sister. and upon the two men
meeting the dlfheulty took plAoe. Holt
received one bullet through ths rish,
breast and one through a.. right leg
A stray bullet also wounded Queen
Young a negro woman who was pafs.
ing. but only slightly
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05

San Francisco. May THE United
States government has taken oaicial
cognlzancc Of the existing possibility
that Aubustcrlng expedition may leave
this port bound for Honduras, the col.
lcctor Of the port has been especially
warned by the secretary Of the treas.
ury to prevent the departure Of ans
vessel with arms or munitions II war
In this connection a close watch Is be-.
Ing kept over the movements ~ Carlo,
Ezeta. who IL now In Oakland, Cal.
and who IL said 20 be organizing a
company Of volunteers TO 20 % Hon,
duras and aid In the overthrow u m,
existing government Il Is said Izcta
has considerable financial backing
ready Tor the expenses Of bis proposed
expedition.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05
STEVENSON READY TO SAIL.
wm Lev. Fer Europe On saturday %
ste Comm s,iou,

bloomington, Ill., May i-EX.NiC'-
President Adlai T. Stevenson will sail
from New York for Hayre next satur-
day on the steamer Tourainc iu COM
pany with Messrs Wolcott and Huyne
the other members Of the bim'Allic
commission Miss Stevenson Will &C.
company her father 10 Europe and will
remain abroad until bis return.
Mr. Stevenson. In an interview. iaid
the commission will first visit Paris
and later the other capitals Of Europe.
probably London FIRST and Berlin next
We will be guided 60 great OK
tent by our instruction from Wazhius-
ton" he said our object is 10 secure
the consent q all the European ma
lions. or as many Of them ne possible.
TO the holding Of a conference Of ma
lions In regard 10 an International
agreement as TO the coinage and ratio
OF gold and silver"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05
A TILT WITH GERMANY.
An American Citizen H.ld Fer huitAy
Duty There.

New York. May "A dispatch from
Washington to the Herald says that
the latest citizenship question which
has arisen between this government
and Germany has resulted In the is-
suance Of instructions by the state de-
partment to Ambassador Uhl. directing
him TO make a demand for the immcdl-
ate release OF an American citizen
named Mayer. who. the authorities
consider has been wrongtully impress
ed into the military service OF the
German government
A new and important issue has been
raised In this case. Mayer was born
in this country OF a German subject
the latter. although living here for
some years. failed TO take out natural
ization papers.
When the child was II or II years
old his parents returned to their ma
tive land. Mayer attended German
schools and when he reached the age
OF q he was informed that he must
enter the German army. Mayer refus-
ed TO enlist on the ground that he was
an American citizen. The case was
brought to the attention Of the Amerl'
can ambassador who forwarded the pa.
pers 10 Washington for the state de-
phrtments consideration.
Investigation showed that Mayer
really had a claim on this government
The department states In lie lnstruc.
lions TO the Ambassador that persons
born on American soil are Americans
and as such are entitled TO the protee'
ton Of this government Whom the
matter was hrst brought 10 the atten'
ton OF the German authorities they
denied the right Of the United Statei
TO interfere. holding that Mayer wal
born Of a German subject and 40 was {
German citizen. The authorities found
that IN another case Of military impris
onment which was considered som,
years ago. Germany admitted practical
ly the contention Of the United States
The authorities are confident the de
mand Of this government will be com
piled with.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05
cin,lsa.,i H.. Two Mayer.

Cincinnati. May last month Gus
,aye Tafel was elected mayor to iuc'
coed Honorable j. A. Caldwell IN,
latter claims his term does rot eIplr,
until July T. Tatel qualified lafi
month and both claim TO ne mayoi
nov. Pending a decision from the 81
preme court both are making appoint
men,s Of members OF the boards Al
Caldwell occupies the executive ONCE
his appointees hold forth at the cltl
hill
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05

Washington. May Admired Meade
(rctiredl Of the United States navy,
who has been u, for three weeks past
died at ~. Johuston's private santa
rum. Ito was taken sick With grip
which afterwards aggravated by ap-
pendicltis An operation had 10 be-
performed and from its effects the ad-
mlral failed 10 rally Admiral Meade
was one Of the best known officers Of
the modern navy. Tie saw hard ser
vice before during and after the civil
war In all parts u the world on an i'm.
portant naval and diplomatic mission.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05

McSia Tex, May 3.--John Yarbro
shot and instantly killed Tom CASTOR
Cause unknown CASTOR was shot in
the heart with buckshot and through
the head with q pistol Both parties
we're farmers and lived Ia thc pno
house Narbro claims justification and
was admitted 20 bail In the sum Of
5000
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05

Samuel Lovers daughter, Mrs. Fan.
ny Schmid, writes her recollections Of
"Tho Author Of Rory OMore'" foi
The Century Mrs Schmid says: His
industry was such that In the busiest
years ~ his life be did not even grant
himself time 10 look at the daily papers,
or to read any now book that wM much
talked a. His wife always read the pa.
pcrs and the new books for him. giving
him IN conversation a resume OF the
news of the day and the contents Of the
books, 10 that he was always well In.
formed ~ everything that was going ON.
II anything exceedingly important wa,
on hand In the political world, or II any
part ~ book was particularly interest
ing or well written, these she would
read 10 him while he was painting
Many artists are a. dumb a. fishes ai
their oasols. but he could conyerss
charmingly while he was painting
which was a particularly pleasant quail
ity for his sittcrs. In painting or In
writing be- worked indcfatigably. and
seemed 10 b. independent u the
moods 90 which many artists appear
10 d. victims As 20 his songs, he used
20 say himself that he never wrote .
song IN i,lifc except when be couldn't
help H.
The songs used 90 come 10 him, -
generally words and melody simulta.
ncously, so that he had only 10 write
them down Frequently the idea u .
song would come when be was occupied
with something quite different ~ foi
instance while painting lie would
then leave his easel. write down ths
I idea and return 90 his work AftcrwArd
be- would return 90 the idea and wurs
[ 10 out
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05

Kaufman. Tex. May t--H T ilonea
living at Roddy. was bitten by a mad
dog and came TO kaufman TO have the
maidstone applied 20 the bites. The
dos bit him three times on the righl
leg just below the knee, once on hli
left thigh and once on the back Of hll
left hand. The stone was applied TO u,
bites and adhered for some time.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05
Notice 10 stockhoIders.

The next annual meeting Of the stock.
holders ofthe Bryan Cotton Seed oil mill
will be held Al the office Of the Mer.
chants 4 Planters National bank Of
Bryan, Brazos County, Texas, at .
p M. the second Tuesday in June June
s, 1891 A full attendance is requested
10 transact bu mess Of Importance.
4. ID. McConnico,
20. Secretary.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05

Albuquerque ~ NJ. May thu At
lantlc and Pacific Railway company
was sold at Gallup for 81. 900 O0O. The
only bidder was Aldace ,. Walker.
chairman Of the board Of directors Of
the Atchlson, Topeka and Santa ia
Railroad company. Judge Collier will
confirm the sale In chambers. after
which Mr. Walker aud party will have
the purchased confirmed before IN,
district Judges at Prescott, Aria. and
Los Angeles. Cal
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05

The last entertainment given under
the alspice, of the College y VI. G.. A.
will be next Friday evening, May T..
ExGoy Hubbard will deliver m- lect.
urc, The South, Pact, Present aud Flu
lure' Thi. Is GOV, llnbbmi's latest
production, aud wherever delivered has
proven very popular, and will no loub,
draw good house when presented to
Bryan and College people on the above
date at College.
In this lecture the ex-governor pict.
lures the advancement and progress Of
the South since It's earliest settlement
shows how the noble Southrrners raj.
lied to their county AID In H. time Of
distress aud without pay or price bore
the hrunt u battle nr their DIxicin her
darkest hour he pay an eloquent irib.
ute 10 the suuth's women, and closes
with prophecy of the South futures
based upon present progress.
GOV. Hubbard reviews briefly the bis.
tory Of the South, from jamestown, Va,
the hr-t permanent English settlement
founded Boz lt07, to the present day
Anyone interested in the SOU h cannot
aaord 90 miss this lecture Because OF
Che educational feature the price Of al.
mi sion or children h1s been reduced
o. % cents
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05
SOME OLD PAPERS.
They Are Teund In the state House
81 Albany BY the Controller

~ Albany ~ NV h"hAN"iiFi
Albany. n. Y. May g. State Comp
troller Roberts. In his search Tor rev.
olutionary papers which have been
hidden for a century IN the state house,
has come across some ancient docu-
ments which are the oldest he has yet
found and which are pcrtinently In
teresting az this time. insomuoh "a
they relate 10 excise accounts received
by the state. then a colony Of Great
Britain between the years of 1910 and
1868. The excise returns for q year
dating from l7io for the entire colony
amounted TO 392 pounds. six shlIngs
less than $1,000. which is exceedingly
insignificant when compared with
81 600. 600 returns on the traflykile In
liquors Of 1896. 2? ? 30
Another old document dated l7gl
shows the duty paid into the treasury
on negro slaves
An interesting paper iount az ih'
same time IS an account for the bery
ices Of Philip Livingston, as q delegot,
In congress from l777 10 li7S. a lota
Of i9S working days at "a shilliuss q
day the aggregate being 33G pounds
twelve shlllinEs
Stlll another paper shows that N,
remain Of General Montgomery vh,
fell In the attack on Quebec Ia On,
French and Italian war In 1881. d
buried IN st. Pauls churchyard IN Sew
York City and accompanying this d
a bin from one Jacobus Myer for cart
Ing the monument FOR General Mont
gomery's body 90 the churchyard
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05

Do you think, " asked the young
man who was preparing some interviews
with great people ON trivial topics,
THAT a light opera singer should marry
u she is really and truly ambitious n
succeed IN her arti'
The queen Of burlcsquo stopped read.
ing what her prJss agent had written
long enough 10 respond:
surely, sir, you cannot b. serious
n we didn't marry, how could the pa.
pon say any thing about cur divoUesf'
Washington star
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05

Pueblo. Col. May t-The exhibition
Of kaleidoscope pictures OF the Corbctt.
FitIslmmons fight Is TO be prohibited
In Pueblo. on petition Of the " C. T.
L. Of this city, the aldermen instructed
the city attorney TO draw NJ m oldi.
nance prohibiting same The petition
vas granted without discussion.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05

49,
Mr. J. T. Bluorgh shipped 7lO head
OF hus- from Bryan 90 Iowa tIi. week.
The number of hogs shipped from this
place thi. season viii run up into the
thousands.
Ah.herman from The Naya,oia river
va. here yesterday with monster cat.
d,h measuring ten niche. acro.s The
head and weighing al 'e,.t sixty or sew.
eniytye pounl-
Choice Butter for >a'e-~er Mcp
Renfi. residence near Presbyterian
church laI
A Number oi the young society folks
assamb ed a. the Academy OF Music
Monday night 90 shake the light Ant,s
dc iiut.
Mr. aud Mr- W 4 Rh1l,s NJ and
Mr.. John q Tabor and Mr and Mrs
A. VI. Rhode spent the day very pleas
anly yesterday hshing at Mr. George
Echol-' place
Deputy Marshal r. n Smith &. hus'.
Ing after delinquent poll tax This week
Now !. the time 10 buy your cypr,s,
ci.'erus The best are made by Ott
B1yhmc. l3i lu
W T. Ellington oi IT, Worth, W..
here Yesterday visiting friends
pr IN Gregory aud Cary Newman
were here yr-terlly from Edge
! Major aul Mr.. j. ]. Mi.,rat aui
daughter. Miss Marie, returned ycster.
day from a lengthy vsi, 90 relatives DO
Louisiana.
/ Convict Inspector 7 J., Durham camt
Iup from Nayasuia yesterday and wen
down o. The B-az,s bot om
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05
s..sas, Dussn Pr.,lt.s1

Boise. idaho, May t-EI.s,As,or y.
7. Dubois has been elected president Of
the Fayette ndAhol construction com.
pany. organized TO construe, les milsl
Of railroad from Fayetis to the Sever
Devils copper mining region.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05
Tar,hqush. In virslnis

Richmond. Va, May i-Salem, Rad
ford Pulaski. Blacksburg, Christians
burg. Roanoke. Wythesyille. FlacastlJ
and other points Ia southwestern Nir
glnla reported having experienced
earthquake shocks yesterday.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-05
FOR SALE.

The Wiley Reed home. tead or That h.
known as Collins place, five miles north
of Bryan for sale AZ q bargain, A snap
for anybody wanting a good aud wei
improved farm. Must bee sold quick
For particulars address
4 l2l I'm &. A. ELNEN.
1913 10 Congress Ave, Houston, Tex.