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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-31
i PLUcKY WOMAN.
shs Shoots 60 Death . Negro Tryiug
o. Entsr Her Rsem.

AANAAAA
Gfeenyllle. Tex. Aug 3o-Mra
Floyd Crawford. a young widow who
lives on West Pickett street. was awak-
oned AZ an early hour sunday morning
By a man who was cutting the screen
at her bedroom window She SEIZED
her pistol and fred four shots. and
then ran to a neighbor's Ohicer How
ard was notified. and with others
searched the premises. and found a
young negro on the porch in the throes
Of death. lie was Identified az Jordan
Asbrook. who lived with is mother
Just across the street. His mother was
seat Tor and came up. saying he had
met the fate he deserved osbrook was
considered rather unruly By the other
negroes
Oshrook vas shot In the top OF the
head. evidently as he was pushing his
head through the screen. lie died two
hours later. without regainlng con-
Eclousnesa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-31
NEWS FROM ALASKA.
Beat AftsF noat Arriving a. skaeuay
with Passengers and outats.

Beat AfisF noat Arriving a. skasaay
with Passengers and Outat.
Seattle, WASH. Aug. SO.--The steam
er King City has arrived from Dyea
and skaguay The following letter
was brought from the Associated Press
correspondent:
Skaguay. Alaska. Aug. 25.-The new
deputy collector Of customs has az
skaguay aud Dyea imposed a duty Of
$500 hundred on Canadian horses un-
loaded at this port from Canadian ter
ritory. to be used IN packing owners
outfits over the summit Since the
new British collector, a few days ago.
announced that hia government would
charge a duty on miners clothes and
outfits intended for personal use for
the six months. Il Is feared this action
on the part Of the United States col
lector will react On American miners.
The duty was paid under contract pro-
test. The collector also assumed the
right 10 appraise horses At their value
here. One man paid $50 for what cost
him $500 At Victoria.
An effort Is being made to improve
the skaguay trail The miners camped
al skaguay and on the trail are TO do
the work While the citizens Of Ska
guay furnish al food and transporta-
I .l supplies There are not less
than liners between the landing
and the summit, and an travel is sus-
pended. Trees have been felled across
the trail and no one will be allowed 20
proceed unt.l the entire trail Is IN
ished.
There are only Eve bad hills where
much blasting viii be needed. the OH
ers can be done with pick axes and
shovels. Charles King. of Tacoma. an
experienced railroad contractor. will
be superintendent OF the construction.
There are several civil engineers here
with their instruments and they will
proceed at once 10 make the survey.
The work viii be complete and thrown
open 20 travel In from 10 10 10 days.
and Il Is thought Il can then be kept
open all winter
There are ships In the harbor ur-
loading the Paraillon. q san Fran
cisco. and has just anchored with $50
passengers end i50 horses on board
the Elder with lt2 passengers and the
same number Of horses. and the City
Of Kingston with i75 passengers and 65
horses. dropped anchor Just "A hours
ago aud is about unloading make the
quickest dispatch oi any vessel In the
harbor. The Bristol Of Victoria has
been here i've days and has hardly be-
gun unloading. as the chartefers re-
fused 10 furnish lighters 10 land the
supplies, ard also refused 90 furnish
meals 10 the passengers after the boat
dropped anchor The passengers ap-
pealed 20 the vigilance committee and
this morning the chairmen went
aboard 20 iutervien the captain and
purser After a stormy inter, lev the
captain and pursCr engaged the
Giachs, a lighter brought M By the
steam tug Pioneer OF Seattle. and The
passengers are helping 20 unload the
ship.
The price Of vhlskey has jumped In
the last 10 days three and i've dollars
per gallon 10 go on account Of the
many seizures by the new revenue on
GERS who have captured about 20 bar
rels IN that time
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-31
SPECIAL TRAIN WRECKED.
several Psrssas Were Badly Hur, aad
SEINE Cars Smashed.

several Psrssas Were BADLY Hur, aaa
ssms Cars Smashed.
Alton. lll. Aus. so.-The midnight
special on the Chicago and Alton road
was wrecked near here last night. The
rails spead and the engine was thrown
down a ab.foot embankment. The ten
der. three baggage cars containing the
scenery and wardrobes OF the Dlgby
Bell company and the Hopkins Theat-
rioal company and a postal car follow
ed aud rolled on top Of the engine un-
der which Peter Rafferty, Of Blooming
ton, the engineer. was pinned. He
was taken out fatally injured. Fireman
Charles johnson Of Bloomington. Mail
Clerks Robert Aaltlmore Of Jersey
Vile, H., ane W. y. simpson and Sam
uel Groehbes Of Chicago, orawled out
Of the wreck severely hurt. Several
Pullmans In which were the theatrical
people remained on the track. but the
shock threw the passengers from their
bertha aud Manager Duncan n. Harri-
son Of the pigby Bell company was Sc
rlously hurt about the chest. Others
were Injured more or less seriously
The injured were taken 70 a near BY
house and cared for.
Engineer Rafferty, was found 10 have
a fractured skull, internal injuries. a
broken arm and two broken legs
All the scenery, properties and ward
robes. az we'll AZ the personal ofieCts
Of the Dlgby Bell company, were COM
pletely destroyed
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-31
M.rshlsr s.spp.a b. n.ln

PittsburE, Aug SO.-Msny Of the
strikers In Camp Isolation IN the De
Armitt coal region. predict this will
be the las, week Of their outing. as the
week opened with a heavy rain storm
and marching was almost abandoned
Few campers turned out for misslona-
~ work among the miners and some
reported that they had induced sew
eral men 20 Quit work.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-31

Dos Moines. Ia. Aug So.-The Texas
fever. which has from time TO time
alarmed the cattlemen Of Southwest.
ern Iowa. is reported 10 be spreading
A call has been made Tor assistance
from the state authorities from Cass
county. Up 10 this time the disease
has been confined 10 Catlln and Mont
gomcry countles State Veterinary
SURGEON Gibbon h In Chicago and Is
taking strict measures 10 prevent the
snread Of the disease.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-31

Taylor. Tex. Aug 30 While Misses
Minnie and Ella Hawkins. daughters
OF Editor Perry Hawkins Of the Taylor
journal, were out driving In their bug
gy the horse became frightened aud
ran away. throwing both young ladies
violently against the ground. Miss
Minnie was only slightly bruised In the
fall. but he. younger sister. Miss Ella,
sustained more painful injuries Her
nose was terribly mashed. every bone
IN the nasal organ being crushed into a
Jelly and her face being badly bruises
aud laccrated
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-31
ARMY OF UNEMPLOYED.
scheme on Foot TO Gather All Of Them
AFeaad Patsburg


AFoaad Pittsburg.
Plttsburg. Aug. s0.-M p. Carrick.
president Of the Brotherhood OF Paint
ers and Decorators OF America. says a
proposition is 10 be presented at the
ST. Louis convention TO mobilize an
army Of the unemployed Of the coun-
try IN the vicinity OF Plttsburg ln the
even, Of a determined effort on the
part Of the operators 10 start the mines
with imported labor. 1t ls under.
stood" President carrlok SAYS an ap-
peal viii hrst be made 10 railroad men
OF the country. not as organizations.
but as individuals. 10 not handle coal
dug out of non-unlon mines II this
fails then mobilizing IN Pittsburg will
BE- considered. These men viii not
come here 10 destroy property. or take
part In riot or insurrection. but be here
TO show that this is a peaceaole battle
and that working people are a unit In
crying for relief
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-31

Kaufman. Tex, AUG so sheriff Jim
T. Keller with bloodhounds. left for
the McCord farm two miles south Of
Elmo. yesterday morning, to run down
a negro who attempted criminal as
sault on a white lady there has not re-
turned yet
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-31

waionea. o r.. AUG. SGT. n. Fer
xuson. editor Of the waionea Repuhl-
can. has received notice Of his ap-
polniment a. postmaster There were
dozen candidates.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-31

Beogille. Tex. Aug So-w. ricks Of
Mineral. while crossing a race track
while race was IN progress. was
struck by one OF the running horses
and seriously. n not fatally. injured.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-31
BANK VAULT WRECKED.
Nitre.eiycsFla Ussd hy the Robbers
wae Esc,psd AMER Beiar surrounded

E.miale Kas. Aug. 80. Shortly az
te lEht Sunday night cracksmen
literal ew the vault Of the Ex-
change lau. TO pieces Nitrc-gly-
ccrin vas used three times and the
explosions we're heard a great dis
tance. Before the third explosion oc-
CURED the citizens surrounded the
hank and lred into d promisCuously.
During the excitement the robbers e.
oaped from a rear door. taking with
them $500 IN money and 500 worth Of
drafts.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-31

Gatcsyllle Tex. Aus so.-Thorc are
no new developments DO the Leon juno
tion shooting affair Nose Gagitt viii
set we'll Tom o. siili Ia a psocarlous
condition The shooiest Is still az
LARGE.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-31

Groesbock, Tex. AUG. 30.-Tom
Clark, alias Tom Williams. o. In Jail
here on charge Of attempted criminal
assault upon the person Of a young
lady living near Personyille. this coun-
", No violence anticipated
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-31

Tocumseh. o. r.. Aus 30 John c.
king OF Dale was held up on the
street here and robbed of fios Several
warrants have been issued. but no ar.
rests made.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-31

colmcsnen. Tex. Aug 80 nennle
O'sulllyan. AGED IS years. was struck
on the head by a falling tree ., Dou-
cctte and Instantly Killed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-31
IN srATIONERY.

IN NAANAONAaNh
Just Try 10 match our values iu reus
LAX and Paper With those anyone else
IL Rryan IL offering. ! have laid In
9 stock Of Stationery that have taken
special pains 10 select aud suit TO the
needs Of my patrons. Allthey have 10 10
ts 70 make their selection, which Il very.
sasy, from the handsome stock We are
sasring At
E.l. FOUNTAINS Drug Store.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-16

II Ifs 90 difficult to imagine youpV
American Voluntarily choosing a ranch
a. u start IN life that Il il hardly worth
while trying TO do 10 As a rule "
either thinks Of the country NJ the plaoe
where market vegetables come from
and Thanksgiving turkeys are raised
or else u represents 20 him large and
expensive establishment at Lakewood
or some such place. with a casino and
bowling alley and polo team ATTACKED
Aud o. Tor the most part the Amefls.n
does not play polo nor hunt nor sboA
nor tsh with any real. genuine en-.
thusiasm, the latter view be takes 4,
scarcely more allurinP than the former
Down deep In his heart be knows th.,
b. would much rather be- trying 60 run
an electric railway o. a bank OF build.
ing bridges or losing money IN Wall
street than 20 be doing any Of thoss
things But the young Englifhman d,
entirely different He has always known
and enjoyed outdoor sports Il Is The
life be- likes best and he imaginos that
ranch iie Il. fret aud foremost. a spori.
ing life Able Garter Gooiioe In scrib
uer'a
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-16

oicourse many things may happen
IN The neNtihrec years. Fortune Is ca.
PRECIOUS With nAtions. a. with indiyid.
uals. But H.seh has happened already.
favorable to CHS country, without avail,
In restoring normal conditions. The
price Of all aod stuG has advanced. and
the United states are large exporters
.of feed products. Famine in the o lent
and IN Europe has given unusual AL.
vantage 90 American farmer. II these
conditions had existed with BRYAN
president, ssj business depression had
continued here a. % nov exists. the
newspapers Of this county would have
been illed Nith malelict.on. against
oimela.lism, Democracy and Bryan. As
tis, they alternate between tale. Of
distress and tales of great czpeca Il ons
hnt The masses the silent millions are
thinking 'h.rkiug. AniakIins OF be
truth that they were the victim. OF d
Dnnco game lat year has reached
lhem' Nov they are disappointed. next
year they vii bee angry, and i'm 1900
they viii be fighting mai. Mononet.
aliism Is d omci because an Oft. arts
aud decepiions and falsc promises will.
not eloihe the naked or feed the hum.
CRY The renewed lease Of power /,
secured last year through the cunning
manipulation Of an enormous corup.
lion fund viii. Ia The end, prove the
most elective instrument Of is undo.
ing Mr. Cleveland was very fond Of
treating The conntry 10 object lessons
II 10 now receiving one inauguratcd by
him ptrpctrated by BOZ. surcrss1rin Of
nee that The couutIy will uri her
forget nor iov.,c-Farm and Ranch.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-16
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Items Of Interest Gathered From Var.
ious sections ~ the Country

Items Of Interest Gathered PROM Var.
iou' sections - the Country.
The thirty-nrst session Of the North
Texas Conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church. South. will be- held
at Dallas next week. beginning on
"Wednesday and lasting one week.
The suspected cases Of yellow fever
at Thches. H.. turned out TO be ma
larlai fever
Tho total tax rolls Of Liberty county
Texas. Is {2.7979Oi an increase of
siC2.2ii.
Senator Mills OF Texas Is IN favor OF
the selection Of United States senator
by direct vote OF the people.
Contractor Mahoncy will turn over
the school building for the state or.
phan's home. nov being erected at Cor
sicana, Tex, some time this week.
Rob Philips. IL years old. had his
left leg broken while playing az the
high school building az Gainesville.
Texas.
Whitccaps have notified Dr. J. Z.
fucker, OF Temple, Tex, that N ho
rents his 200-acrc farm IN Bell county
for money. they would burn hts build.
lnrs. SOW Johnson grass upon his farm
and whip him besides.
John Willis was severely hurt near
Gainesville. Tex. by his team running
away with him
A. Martin was accidentally killed
near Chico. Tex Ills pistol dropped
from his pocket and was DISCHARGED.
the bullet going through hts head.
IN unknown man was murdered. his
body placed in q vacant house three
miles north Of Celeste. Tex. aud the
house set on Gre and burned down No
clew 10 the identity Of the victim or
the perpetrators
a steel tube trust has been formed
90 pittshurg Pa.
The ciutzons of Kaufman. Tex. are
talking Of putting up a Touring mill
there.
Harvard and Vale played football
az Cambridge Mass. Saturday. ana
neither side made a score.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-16


Governor Atkinson, OF West Vir-
rlnla "a a candidate for United States
senator from that state.
Frederick c. Sanchez was found
guilty OF murder Ia The lrst degree
IA Denver. Col. for killing his wife.
Her llfc was insured for sli, 1000
The United states circuit court OF APP
meals AZ So Louis, Mo-. has handed
dowu n decision declaring b0ycottlng
illegal Judge Caldwell dissented.
Johu vasser. a boy. was acquitted at
Weaiheriord Tex, Of the charge Of
murder
Waldn AppIng Jumped from a NOV
inc freight train at Cleburne, Tex. and
was badly hurt
Little May Hclgh, years old. picked
g0l pounds of cotton In one day near
Waxahachio Tex
Officers at Ryan. T. r., seized the con-
tents of gambling hall and consigned
them 20 the fire
BIshop Granbury dedicated the new
Methodist church at Greenyille, Tex,
on sunday
A restaurant and butcher-shop at
Austin. Tex. was destroyed by fire.
The Gin Of j. W. Carpenter. at Elmo,
| Tex. burned with several bales Of cot
ton
The farmers around Terrell. Tex, are
increasing their wheat acreage.
John Thomas was shot and killed at
Oletha. Tex. over q settlement
Several young people were badly hurt
IN a race at Cherokee o. 4 Two wag-
on loads OF young people returning
from church. BEGAN a race and the two
wagons c0llilod
The English bank az English. Ind
has closed its doors Nearly every
. farmer and business man in Crawford
and Perry counties we're caught for
sums ranging from $500 Co $1,000
". A. wilkinson a Co, general mer.
chants az Temple, Tex, have failed.
The chickens turkeys and eggs that
were shipped from lampasas Tex IN
the last twelve months aggregate iG5.-
900.
l.. l. borough. dealer ln general
merchandise o. Gland Saline Tex has
failed
Five hundred head Of cattle were
imported from Mexico through Laredo.
Tex. during October
Receiver has been asked Tor Tor the
Southern Manufacturing company AZ
Dallas. Tex
W. H. Harrison. editor of the Ash
land Register. at Ashland Miss. was
stabbed 10 death by J L. Mcdonald
Karl Roser. a well-knowu German
journalist died at Washington.
Near Armour Tex. Saturday night
two negroes were KILLED and one seri-
ously wounded 90 a fight
a. G. Turncy. a pioneer n Harrison
county. died az Marshall. Tex.
senorl Verdi. wife 81 the celebrated
composer Giuseppe Verdi. died al
Rome Italy, IN her sith year
a nuo In n boiler az the roller mills
az Bonham. Tex. blew out. dangerous.
~ scalding Victor schlellc the ire
man.
Richard Keen was convicted Of a.
tempted assault a. Cameron. Tex. ant
eivcn tcl years.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-16

ID. M. WILSON
CAUSED BY POVERTY.
A Wife Attempts 60 XIII Her Hts.
baud aud Herself

Vile Attempts 90 Xiii Her Hts-
baud and Herself
Boston, Mass Nov. Frank Nc
Laughlin. and his wife were found in
an unconscious condition IN their
home In South Boston early this morn
Ing. Both had been shot. and Il Is
believed will die. The man revived
and Informed the police that his wife
had shot him while he was asleep and
that she afterwards attempted to XIII
herself. Mclaughlin. who is In an ad.
vanced stage OF consumption. has been
ordered 10 the hospital. The police be-
lleve that his wife was driven TO des-
peratlon to end both OF their lives.
They had lived In abject restitution
and there was only a single piece OF
bread In their rooms. Two months ago
n child was born 10 the couple and
died at the age Of two weeks. The
event seemed 20 weigh heavily upon
the woman's mind. They had been
married about a year.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-16
THE DAILY EAGLE.
ntefod Al the Postoficc at Bryan. Texas. ~
Second Class mail matter
Nv coSSELLY. PALMER 4 CARgEs.
MALCOLM CAAsu Editor

Lem Bailey went to Calvert Sunday.
Col. a. NJ. Rhodes went to Houston
Sunday.
Capt. s. NJ. Derden went to f. Worth
yesterday.
IL. Cox e or on a visit to Waco and
other points
J.E. Player Of Millican was In The
city yesterday.
Sam Meredith Of Millican was in
Bryan Sunday.
Mrs. W l.. Turner returned to Madi.
sonyille sunday.
Dr. FIR Ross Of Houston . visiting
bis porenis a. College
Dick Jones was at Anderson yesler-
day on legal business.
DR.. Collard Of wheelock was a visitor
10 the city yesterday.
Geo. d. Tucker Of the Central Hotel,
went % Nayasota Sunday.
Rev WIN. Mack, who has been visit.
ing Bryan friends, lefi yesterday.
Dat chops just received and for sa'e
cheap NJ c. 4. Moore's. 3Oi
Mr. and Mrs. d. d. Knox aud Mrs.
T. ?. B'yetl visited llearne Sunday.
Mis- CoIlarl. alter a visit to relatives
here and At Wheelock, returned yesier
day to Calvert where she Is teaching.
Dahlgren, the photographer, makes
beautiful photos for Holiday presents.
Get yours now while there Is plenty Of.
time. 302
Mrs. W. +. Glib. and brother Mr..
John Conn, returned TO MadisonyilIs
Sunday after visit 10 relatives In this
city.
Mrs. MolIie Lestageatie Of Houston
has gone 10 visit relatives in Calvert
after a visit 10 the family Of Mr. Billy
Griffin.
for Sale-My five room residence with
servants room, stable, and other out.
houses, cislern, watcrworks aud garden.
Cheap. Apply TO y. b. Cole 9Sj I'm
Rev. Homer T. Wilson will lecture at
the A. and NJ. college Friday night, |
Nov. -, under auspices Of theY NC. /
A. Subject, "Tmc Manhood
Our opening will take place
Wednesday eve sure and certain. |
Everybody invited. sam b. vii. |
son & Co.
A difficulty between two negloes sat.
urday night east II town {. reported /
One Of the negroes was badly and per.
haps fatally carved with a razor lts|
alleged a woman was the cause OF the
trouble
Dr. D. b. Smith, the expert optician
a. Halle drug store, Announces that to.
day Is positively the last DAY Of his
stay In Bryan. twill be- to the advan'
age Of all who are needing .peciacles TO
call today and get a pain Of perfectly
fitting, properly ldjusied lenses.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-16
Scripture Cake.

A lady friend OF the Eagle has sent to
this office recipe for making "Sclip.
iure cake" As will be seen the refer
ences for the ingredients are all plainly
indicated, and the lady referred 10 has
hunted out the references and made a
cake therefrom. The Eigle has a key
b the schptuial references including
all the Ingredients. and the same will
b. published later; meanwhile the
Daily Dagle will be- sent one month free
Of charge 10 the first lady sending ~
correct copy Of the key" with the
amounts ofall ingredients indicated
AMI no kick will be made II the cake il
sent along with the copy Following
is the scriptural recipe:
4l.2 cups Of Kings. 4.h chapter,
22ni verse.
] l-2 cups Of Judge, 9TH chapter,
25th verse la-t clause
2cups Of Jeremiah 9th chapter, 10Th
verse. sugar.
2 cups Of samuel, 3Oth chapter 18th
verse. 'ri.iusl
2cup' Of Nahum, 3rd chapter, 18th
yerss.
] cup Of Numbers, l7th chapter, lsti
verse.
l-2 cup Of Judges, ith chapter, 10Th
verse. last c'ause)
2tablespoonfuIs Of / Samuel, li2j.
Season 10 taste Of II Chronicle. 70.
6of jeremiah, l7.ll;
A pinch Of Leyilicus 2.l3,
a teaspoonful Of Amos as. Baking
Powder
Follow Solomon's prescription for
making good boy 10 Proverbs 23li'
aud you vi have a good cake.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-16

Indianapolis Ind. Nov l5.-Cecll
Robinson, = years old. shot and killed
his l5-yClr-O'd sister. Matte. Sunday
night m The Robinson home on JEFF
ferson avenue The shooting was ac-
cldcntal Young Robinson pointed the
revolver iu the face n hts sister. not
knowing % was loaded. when he
pulled the trigger the weapon dis
charged the bullet into the girls head.
Young Robinson was locked NO. but
released when u was established the
shooting was an accident
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-16

Denver. Nov lj-Rcv. Byron W.
Reed. pastor OF broadway Temple.
during bis discourse Sunday created
something of a sensation while discus
sing the killing OF Ute Indians by dep
uty game wardons 10 Colorado recent
Dr. hy declaring he intended 10 see
that Warden Wilcox and bits deputies
were tried Tor murder lie also de-
nounCcd preachers who have remained
silent in the natter
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-16

ing to oficial reports. me "a, eseo
es eva, by backing up ieans NeS
With Mexican goods ~ ,sa "'la laden
OF The house. which d,d 49, IA aoor
,ho,, ,l, tue line. and the COCA WI, s
t ,a' uahen out OF the door on tbe ' mere
iean side and carried away. me amer
was reported by tho collector ny =, case
toms and he asked that ma ,o y. Gus
be allowed unless there VA. ,o~nalte
this evasion. W prevent
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-16

Aspen. Col, Nov ls-Tho Gre IN the
Smugglcr mines ls burning with great
co. force than ever and gas d. pene-
trating Smugglor mountain 60 the
north with great rapidity About no
men have been forced 90 quit work IN
the Dallas mine Indications are an
mines on Smurglor mountain will soon
have To- shut down.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-16
OFFICIAL VOTE OF ou,ol

Bu'hns'l's Plurality O,s, oh.nu.. =.
1a'' over Nv uty.E.sht Tnsus..s
Columbus, Nov. 1.-The Official -,
In Ohio for respective candidates n,
governor at the state election 4 Inn.
recorded Bushnell Rep) 42ene
Chapman tDem) lOl.7i5. Hollis.s
lProJ I.5bS. Coxey Peoples nar,s,
6,2bi, Dexter National DEM ee,
Watkins lsocialist-lAbor) 42l2 Irw,,
Negro Protectiyel i76. Buthnsl,'s
plurality 2s.iOi.