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The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1897-04-10

Since Dickens pictured Mrs. Jel-
laby, she has withdrawn her atten-
tion somewhat from Booriobaloo Cha,
and gone Summing at home. But
many of her new schemes are about
as impracticable as the old. The very
names of the societies she founds
read like roaring farce. The socie-
ty for Teaching the Poor How to
Warm Over Potatoes" is one of her
latest devices. "Why the Poor Should
Eat Beans" is new tract she dis
penses in public vehicles at present.
She wants money for these things
and she wants it very badly. She elm
mates you as fact of nature, by
her fine scorn, if you refuse to aid
and abet her. She ranks you with
the "anthropohagi and men whose
heads do grow beneath their shoul-
ders," if you suggest poverty or
hard times, or private and personal
schemes of helpfulness.
If you tell her that nine other So
licitors have called already to day,
she appears to consign you mentally
to the limbo of misers and curmud-
geons.
Many of these schemes for the
encouragement of pauperism you
heartily deplore; many others you
question; some you approve of, but
if you keep your own family in COM
fort, and aid those who are naturally
dependent upon you, you cannot
give to all who ask your help. What
is your defense? To use your own best
Judgment about the kind and the ex-
tent of your charities, and then refuse
to give, even if DIR. Holmes himself,
should appear with subscription
paper in aid of his asylum for de-
cayed punsters.
1t requires moral courage to do
this, and few men are equal to the
demand. Women are seldom found
with sufficient stamina to make a
firm refusal, even when they know
they cannot afford the outlay. This
weakness is always counted upon by
the subscription monger. A new
Declaration of Independence is need
ed, which shall allow us to give to
objects which we approve, and to the
interests we have really at heart, with
out the aid of this army of social So
licitors.
The true charity, which consists in
helping others to help themselves
should engross our attention even
more than it does now; but many of
the schemes proposed to us bear no
relation to this, but take from us the
money which could be bestowed in
aid of work along the true lines. We
do not desire to prohibit giving, or
to make men less benevolent or less
generous, but we want the cool, clear
brain to direct the impulsive heart,
and we advise no one to yield to So
cial pressure in their giving.
COLUMBUS. Wis.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1897-04-10
CHICAGO. SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1897

Page One.
Editorial Briefs.
"These be Thy Gods"
The Omnipresent Social Solicitor.
Why We Want the Earth.
"Modyisms."
Page Two.
Sermon.-Palm Sunday.
ssHell"
The Modern Revival.
Page Three.
The Sunday School Lesson.
Page -Four.
EDITORIAL:
The Moody Meetings.
Intuitions and Theology.
A National Hymn.
Death Of Mrs. Willard WOOdard.
John Field, of Columbus, o.
Observanda.
Page Five.
Church News and Correspondents.
Page Six.
The Family Page. Farm. Garden and Dairy
Page Seven.
Our Boys and Girls.
Page Eight.
Church Notices and In MemOriam.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1897-04-10
CONTENTS.

FIELD AGENT, T. !. MOORE.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-10
@cii6tsfaltell.

Wsr mDdte ni6t groBe Spfer brins
gen, um BON linen befreit gu iein uno
fpie tpenig pirb bsnno9 i'm 4Ggemets
men getban, nm it9 ppr ibnen 81 bes
ipabren. 8ei sarten Srauen iollen bic
salten unb 2inien Der Saut eigentlt9
erit nit benz breibigiten Subr ii4 gu
seigen Beginner, alIein geraoe in ben
5arteIten unb f9Dniten 9eii9tern err
faeinen iie meiItens i9pn piel frii9er.
9lls llrIu6e miiFen mir mangelnoe
Sautpflege, Wai9en nur in parmem
Wafer pbne na95uIpiilen unb aubers
benz nod nit faltem Waier iib gu
ipaI9en, ferner ungeliiftete, perbora
bene, trpdene Stubenluft, namentlia
bel 5u geringer 9eipegung in frii6er
2uft, betra6ten. gtuBerbem brinsen
iible glnssippbnbeiten junser MGb4en
gar lei6t f4pn in friiber 3eit tiefe
ssaIten. Sieielben MAIDEN leiber nur
gu oft BEL Irbeiten pber irgenb pel9en
8ef9perben psrbrieBli9e 9eii9ter,
1e9en, nm grnit gu Seigen, bic Stirn
in finIfere' Sulten, sieben bic @ugena
brausn in bic SDbe, lahen ben Wtunb
bGngen unb begleiten ibr Spre6en
unb Sbun nit tpilItiirli9sE Mienenz
ipiel. 2(bgeisben nun uber bapon, oab
biss lsbtsre sur lei6t perSerrt unb CUR
@rimafe pirb, briugt basie!be ieoem
@eii9te unfeblbdr friib entitelenos
syalten. @e6ilbete Msni9en iolIten
INNER baran benten, baB bic Wieoerz
{piegelung hires Seslenlebens i'm Ses
iiGte MIR bunu tpabrbaft ib6n 1T.
ipenn lie bur9aus untpiltiirlih ers
f6eint, tpGbrenb bur9 9eiiateri4nsi'
ben audi bas boIbeIte antlib nur Su
bulb perSerrt piro. SeIbitDeritdnbs
lid iinb ferner beftige unb lun9dnbuua
ernbe @rregungen, 2etbeni9atten,
@9mera, @ram, Gorge etc. bic urIas
6en friber un6 bdBlither Gulten. Sat
am aIerI6limmiten tpirtt auf bus Ses
fi9t bas 3uiummensiebeu unb Preiien
Der 9eIi6tsmusteln, ipenn man bon
ben Sonnenitrublsn beIGftigt tpiro,
elm, pGbrenb bas 3ufammentneifen
Der 2lussn bod tbatiGdli6 gar teinen
@9ub setpdbrt. 4m friibeiten ipirb
bas 9eIi9t Inn bic augen. neben BEN
Munbe unb bann sunGdit on Der
Gtirn bon Iei6tsn. iidb unfungs taum
marfirenb.n 2inien beimeefu9t. ans
benen bann balb senus Runaeln uio
slalten tperb.n. Cine 5ulte 1T Der
Saut gar Isidt beisebradt, sabloie
Meni9sn preFen ii6 .Senterfdlten"
asbantenIos pOr bic Stirn, unbere 5ie=
ben bieIelben bei ieber sertneften 4ers
aerli9teit truus, cbne ipirflia bDie gu
fein. Wieber gu entfernsn iinb iis
nber nimmermebr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-10
Srauen Gs gler3tc i'm glltcrtbnm.

G9on in ben friibeTten 3eitsn but
bic Srau cine Rplle als gr5t gespielt,
fpobl inFplge ibrer natiirIibsn Brruns
Iaguue. nit beilenber pber linserncer
Sanb iiberaq unO itets biIfreid einSus
greifen.
Grbp5 bic Mbfbologie Der @lten oas
ipeibli6e @eI9le9t bod ipesen bieIer
aneeborTnen &efdbigung ipgGr bis
5um SIbmp biHdrf! 8ei ben Gspptern
mar syfis, Der mdbtigsn @pttbeit, Oas
WGtbteramt iiber bic meni9lthe 8e,
funetgtt onpsrtraut, unb BEL ben &Dz
mern ipultete 5ruu Sum, bic boAe
g6ttIn Der @bs, iiber bic @eIunbbeit,
Defenders biejenige Der Srau. Die
Sp6tsr bes Gbiron (Spbn bes 3ettz
spttes &rpnps unb 2ebrer5 bes Ipri6s
,pDrtli6 getporoenen 4esculap in ber
3rduterz unb Seiltunbe), ioiuie bic
Sodtsr bes 9pttes Der 9eiltunit, Ies'
cuiup, tperben als formtide Sa9ges
lebrte Der Mebicin seprieisn, nament<
lid bic lsBtere, bic Niemunb geringes
res mar uls Spgieia, bic @Ottin Der
@eiunbbeit, bdrgeitellt als bliibenbe
SuRgfruu nit elmer S9laHge, ipel9e
iit, ais Symbol Der @eIunbbeit, aus
elmer SdaIe trinten IGbt. Der urs
batter aber aIler 4er5te, ber grobe Iesz
eulap ieIber, tparb abgebilbet, umeeben
pun elmer Reibe mdnnli6er rSDrer"
nidt nur, ionbern Sugleidb BON einem
rei6en Strange ipeibliher S9iiler, als
8orlGuferiHnen Der mobernen nStuz
bentiHnen!"
Mub i'm ,Salmub" Der sSuben finz
bet ii9 bereits Elm lpeibli9er Irst pers
treten, gendnnt: rGm" (Mutter), bic
bur6 pGbagogiI9e &enntniTe uno
2sbriGbe, ipie bur9 lire 9etlmittel fir
bic perI9iebsniten &rantbeiten ii9
riibmIi9 berpprgetbun baben iol.
8ei uniersn 8orfubren, ben alien
9ermunen, iebo9 mar es bic Wiiiiion
BON niueiien Sruuen", bic in ben Setls
frGutern Derbprgenen &rdfte Der glas
fur 5u tennen unb au perpertben, ins
bem fie ben Saft Der Pflansen Stpts
f9en Gteinen auspreBten unb beils
fame SrGnte bruuten.
Sp lag alIp Der 2lnfdng bes GlteIten
SanitdtspeIens audi BEL ben Seuta
fden f9on in ben Sdnben Der Srauen,
Wennglei6 nod ubne llniOeriitdtsitus
bien, Siplome linb Opctorbiite.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-10
Snpise nnb glafte.

@Gs mod grim bic 8npIps fpdr,
Stiu in fi9 perl9lphen traumeab,
mar iSe reieIos gans unb car.
9tls lie bann ii9 beIb entfsI!st
limb RE 8iiitbe obnen lief,
Dur fie boiber iden esitdltst.
gtber enblif, be- esIbToEes
sic ala Sliithe fi5 bem 2i9t.
Wap lie buff unb slansamflofen.
Soffe! gtus Der SnoFpenbiiGle,
Die iie birgt, bri9t balb berpor
unseubnten @liides 6iiGIe!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-10

Ri9tigsr sport. ~:
pile Welt trsibt iebt Sport, i9 mub
mid nun aud auf ettpas iperfen, i'd
stpeiB nur nod nitbt, auf ipas." -.8.:
rRun, ipenn man 70 piele MGbels bat,
ift's am beiteu, man Isrnt ksi 3sitsn
angeIn." .'-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-10

-&Idfftf9 9. 8etrunfener Stuz
bent (Sum Dienitmcnn. Der ibn beims
bringen folD: sd babe bas Wleinise
sstban = tbun sic bus Sbrs!~
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-11

ST LOUIS, March i0-The annual
meeting Of the stockholden OF the
Missouri Pacific railway was held in 5,
Louis Tuesday. The report for the
year ending Dec 81. 1890. shows a de-.
heii Of ti,s6i. .'Bi.Go The ne. inooms
OF the railroad Tor the speciaed time
was te,OSS.lsiOs, while the charge.
against this, the sum amounted 20 e..
SlA.sSata The gross earnings wsro
sss'oii 40. while the operating sr.
pen'e' were ti6.t9l,Sat76 Improve.
men' on the roads caused the big de.
hcit
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-11

Cmc,0o, March lO-The follov,n.
statement made to the Associated pre..
by officials Of the Evansville and rerre
hauto railway Of train No 3. which
leaves rcrrc Haute at is,Oii
Tho train was wrecked BY going
through a trestlo az White river MID
az b'ckors Ind The engine. baggage
mail and smoking cars went into the
river George Seau Of Tcrre Hsu,o
and Fireman Boleman Of Rvansviuo
were KILLED The casualties reported
10y officials of the read are the conduc,or
and fireman and three passenger,
names unknown, killed"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-11
STOPPED BY Thieves.
Train Held Up In Alabama
by Six Men.
THE ExPREssoAR RASsAOKED.

Messenger Forosd 60 Open the Door
and Made 90 Unlock the safs-Ths
Amount Taken IL Unknown, but Is
Believed 10 Ne LsrEs-Ths Robbers
Succeed In Eseaping.
BRNNoHAN, Ala. March iO.-The
northoound oKpressirain on the Louis.
vile and Nashville road. due At Louis.
vile At i2;2lnP'clock this afternoon.
was held up bySsiH masked men near
Callers. The train had stopped at a
water tank In the woods when two men
boarded the engine and covered the en-.
gineer and fireman with pistols and
forced them to uncoupls the locomotive
and eEpresscar from tho remainder Of
the train and run forward a half mile
with It. There were four more men In
waiting.
Tho messenger refused 10 open the
the car when the door was broken opep.
the messenger covered with pistols and
forced to open the safe.
A number Of packages Of money were
secured. The total amount is not known.
bat Il is said 10 BE- large.
A posse 70 pursue the robbers have
gone from here on q special train.
The passengers knew nothing Of the
robbery until the engine retained 10 the
train.
Nothing Jet has been heard from
sheriff O'Brisn and deputies who went
with bloodhounds to the scene Of the
holdup.
Details Of the robbery are meager.
The number Of men In the affair il es,i. /
mated At four 10 ak, and the amount
secured all the way from 1900 TO go. /
200. The robbers had dynamite. and /
would have blown open the expreascar
had the messenger refused to open the
door. All were disguised and heavily
armed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-11
down INTO A RIVER.
An Embankment Under a Pas
sengertrain Gives Way.
NUMBER OF THE DEAD UNKNOWN.

Reports Concerning the Wreck Are
Somewhat Conflicting aud Dsnnits
News Cannot Be Obialnsd fifteen Per.
sons Are Reported Ia q Coach whIsh
l. Under Water
EVANSVILLE, Ind. March iO.-The
most disastrous wreck that has ever oo.
cnfFed on the Evansville and Terro
hAute railroad happened this morn.
ing between ~ and O'Clock. a. the
train known as the "Alidnight Cannon.
BALI from Chicago was coming soath
over the road.
Recent rains have had terrible effect
on the roadbcd aud the entire service Of
The road has been directed since last
Friday In getting the road in shape for
travel IL was pronounced safe las,
night and the train service resumed.
All trains had orders TO proceed eau.
'loasly on slow time Tor safety. and the
train that was wrecked was coming on
under these orders. At point three.
quarters Of a mile north Of Halleton An
emnankment gave way and the engine,
oagsageoar and part Of the smoker
went down. The engine turned over
Dat the baggaEccar remained upright
lae smoker hung over the abyss
Engineer McCutcheon escaped death
but his fireman. Joe Boleman. was
killed.
Conductor Sears Of Terrc Haute. who
was Ia the smoker. was also killed.
Il Is reported that there were Is pas.
sengers IN the smoker and that all were
killed but D. Is impossible 20 get their
names a. they are still In the wreck
shortly after the train went down
The crevasse spread. and IL Is now 100
feet wide The baggagecar and smoker.
which contains the illiated passenger,
hoatcd od into a field
Where tho aeaidont occurred tbere
was long stretch Of embankmen, upon /
which the the track is laid. surrounded /
by haokwator from White uvr.
JIG is supposd ground hogs had bur. /
ro~ed under tha emhankment q "a,
away from the n1od aud the water fol. |
owed making the aos.dent possible
AZ the train took the wires with IL
no accurate details are available
Another account says the engine
turned over and the baggage and ~.
pTe's'ars followed The smoke, and
other ooachc remained on the track
Engineer MyCuichcon escaped. bat
Fireman Joseph Baieman o. Evansville
'nd Conductor Sears OF Terre Hau,s
we're killed. All other trainmop ana
iassengcrs escaped.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-11
The REPLY or GREECE.
Partly Acted upoa By Two Of the Pow.
ensfA Crete watsrL

IA
cASHA' ssFch lo-Ths reply Of
Greece to th sdsmahds Of the powers
Tor the evacuation Of the island BY the
Greek troops and the withdrawal Of the
Greek feet from CreiAn waters was
acted upon promptly. TO some extent By
AZ least two Of the powers. The British
ana Italian transports ioac d with
troops evidently a part Of the foreign
force which, AZ admirals recommended,
VIII occupy all the principal seaport
towns on the Island have arrived here.
The Turks assert that these troops will
be used TO drive the Greek forces out Of
Crete. but this belief is not shared BY
the foreign population generally.
Owing 70 the receipt Of advioes say.
ing a band Of armed volunteers from
Sreecs are on their way to Crete with
the intention Of reinforcing the ore.an
insurgents. foreign admirals agreed TO
dispatch a cruiser 70 prevent their land.
ing
The MussulmAns. who were besisrOd
at Oandamo, have arrived here on board
an Italian wArship.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-11

RAtriou, March 10. Senator Marion
'uiler, who has bccn At Raleigh rpca
sunday was seen AZ his hotel, and tho
rros dispatch from s.. louis referring
70 a letter written to him a. chairman
OF tho nah NAL executive committee cf
.he Poop'o'e narty by Milton Park Of
Dallas Tex was shown him. II have
not received the document referred 70. "
said s,natos Butler when the threa,
iopuolish ii broadcast is carried into a..
feet then my answer viii BE- published
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-11

HAVANA. March lO.-The Santa Clara
court having Jurisdiction Of the charge.
agains, Sylvester Soovel. the New York
World eorrsspondent who was arrested
an the carly part Of February while
travelling In = train between Tunas and
sanesi Spiriius, has rendered a desision
releasing him from custody. Mr.. SEQ.
vel Is now AZ liberty.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-11
IMPORTERS PANlcsrRloxlN.
ousssing - 20 what the Tarn WIN
n Ahd Date Of a. R.siu,i,.

ousssiag ~ 20 what the Tarin WIN
NJ Ahd Date Of "a, Bsriualng.
NEw YoRK, March iO-The World
says the dispatches from Washington
predicting that congress AZ its special
session viii a. once increase the revenue
BY adding from 10 to IS per cent TO the
schedules Of the Wilson b.ll have ere.
aied a small panic among importer and
an almost unprecedented rush 20 get
bonded goods out Of the warehouse b.
fore the threatened increase takes effect
The proposed summary action Of con.
gress has taken merchants completelv
By surprise. While they were prepared
for special session to pass a new tariff
law they eEpoctea thar the new bin
would occupy the attention of congress
Tor AZ least siK months, which would
give them ample time 70 withdraw the
els.boo, 900 Of goods which were in bond
on Jan. 81. Il had never occurred 10
them that congress might adopt a ten.
poraEy measure for increasing the reve.
nue. and the possibility Of such a thing.
with only about 10 days to get their
goods out Of bond At the present rate o.
duty caused a genuine sensation.
IL is understood that Balterdeld a
CO. and other importers Of dress goods
are among the heaviest withdrawers.
In banking circles there is = greatly
increased demand for loans on com.
mercial paper. Al one Of the banks a
loan Of 100000 was negotiated BY big
importing arm Tor the purpose Of with.
drawing goods from bond and the nav.
ment Of duty thereon.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-11

Nav HoSK, March ,O.-Thr,o aoor.
o. a S's.Ory fat building AZ Aubum
Place and Canton street. Brooklyn. wore
sul'ed BY hre One man was burned
TO death and woman and ehild were
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-11

WASHINGTON, March io.-Robors @.
Blaine, a brother OF the late James q.
Blaine died At his residence in this ci,v
lie Wa 6 years Of age and leaves a
widow and ain children. Mr.. Blaine
has resided here for many years and for
sometime was employed In one Of the
executive departmenta
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-11
KILLED ron wIrcHcRAFr.
A Case TIA, Il Nest Peculiar For
These Civnised rimss.

A Case that Il Ao., Peculiar For
These civnissd Times.
Kansas CrrY. March ia special
'orhe Times from Guthrie. o. =, SAYS
In the vicinity Of stOnowall. ChiokasAw
nation, there has occurred a mos. pe.
euliar incident for these civilized time.
MrA Mary A. Gileroasi. daughter Of
Judge Collins, died a few weeks ago I,
was charged that her death was caused
BY witchoraft. Lucy Factor. woman
IN the'neighborhood being named AZ the
Wiiehwhose magic spells had done the
evil The husband Of the dead woman
and a friend went to the home Of IN.
Factor woman and shot her TO do,tl
All the parties are Indians. Gilcreas,
and his'companion were arrested by the
tribal authorities. but were soon re-.
leased. not even being bound over for
trial.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-11

BRENHAN Tex. March i0-The
grand jury has returned a true bin
Againa Charles Kugadt for the murder
Of hissister TIE oaso Is set fer March
%. aud a special veniro Of isO men has
been oriered
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-11

hismArshs oruAa on cretan Oa..sls..
NEW ioRK. March IA special 20
The Herald from Berlin says Prince
bismArek's organ severely condemns
that participation Of Germany In the
Creian question. ItayE ia is not a
correct policy % risk the sound bones
even Of single German soldier FOR ori.
entail interests. which are not ours. or
from alleged Christian and humanitari.
an motives. such a. England uses 10
cloak her Efforts % advance her own in.
terests."
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-11

CoSsrASrSoPLE, March iO-Ii IL An.
nOunoed here thA, 5000 Turkish troops
are now concentrated on the Greek
frontier and u ia understood in Turk.
ish military circles that the Greek col.
dier. sent into ThessAly do no, exceed
1900 men.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-11
sIIiy TurL. knI.a .na wonna.a.

BERLIN. March IA dispatch to the
Cologne Gazette from Gambia. Island Of
Crete. says IN the fight between the
force Of Bashi BAsouln and . de,sch.
msni Of insurgents before the gates Of
the town 90 Turks were killed or
wounded The dispatch further states
that the firing between the opposing
forces continues and the town is threat.
ened with incsndiArism.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-11
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

me hntire Krain LAYS In watsr .,a
Many Lives LosL
PRINCETON. Ind, March i0-Passeu.
rer'rain Nc 3 on the Evansville and
Ierre Hauie railroad went into 4
ditch At Hazloion, Ind, today An
omoattnent gave way from the strain
OF water from White river. The entire
train now lays in 10 feet Of water. \,
Is not known at this time how many
lives are lost.
II = reported that Conductor stinson
ana Laeineer Scars and the fireman
were taken out dead
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-11

bhlLs, Ter March lO.-Daud, Proc.
tor the la'year-Old sOn Of J. W. Pros.
Tor was accidentally sho. In the rrh,
knee By a target rife In the hands Of :
scho0lmata
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-11

WASHINGTON, March 10 Senate com.
miitee on foreign relations today
agreed TO report the Alaskan BOUNDARY
treaty with Great Britain withou.
amendment or change. Tho mbltrs.
uon treaty was not considered, but Il
viii b taken up AZ a special meeting on
Friday.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-11

San ANTONIO, March lO.-Tho Cattle
Rai'ers' Association Of Texas me, v...
''rday, President Bush presiding. onlr
preliminary work was transacted. le,d.
'ng upto che regular bushes, th.t,wiu
come before the oonventlo,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-11
FIFTEEN REpoRrep kllrn
Asw' Received A. Iadisn.pol. Of ,h.
iiafistan wrsrA.

'''f'" ~ indianapolis % ths
nafiston WRECK.
INDIANAPOLIS. March 10 Word h,.
just been received at Union station in
tins city that % people are known 10
have been killed In the Evansville and
TeTre Haute wreck near Princeton. Ind
a number Of indianapolis people are
among the persons in the wreck. No
names are yet obiainabie.
An express messenger named Hi.
who arrived from Terrc Hau.e AZ II
O'Clock, said information was received
a. that place that all passengers in the
day coaches dead are shll under water
and the sleeper is lying on top Of the
oac hes
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-11

LOUISVILLE, March i0.-rhe Ger.
mania Safety Vault and Trust company
made an assignment % the Columbia
Finance and Trust company. No sohod.
ule Of aasess and liabilities 6led.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-11
ssrvi. Reserve o.ll.a on.

BEt0RlpE, ServiA. March iO-The
entire army reserve and both Glasses Of
militia have been called out in dssach.
mentL The reason given is they are 70
undergo weeks mAnOuvering In March
and Aprl.
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=" ffepafe FoF q Cruise.
LONDON. March iQ.-Ii h stated here
that secret orders have been received for
the First Army corps. including the
York and Lancaster regiments. the e.
ser regiment ana suffolk regiment. 10
prepare for cruise Of the Moditsrra.
mean II required
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-11

bEAvAoSr. rex., March io.-Ths clsy
school eoar resigned In a bOdyiAIOnday
night