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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-09-10

The Brown \ 5 brand Of shoes are
trade winners.
The thing to attract the eye in the
Kjos store this week is the artistic dis
play of blankets, you can catch them
in any color, shade or quantity.
And shoes, talking OF shoes, ask for
the Geo. +. Keith, the latest brands,
"Wtllow Calf and "Polar Calf"
Business is also rushing in the line of
fall underwear with fine stock to Sc
lect from.
"The Old Corner,"J. Alexander, will
be headquarters for dress goods this
fall. A large invoice of fall dress
goods from The H. b. Clatiin Co. has
just been received. The show window
Saturday will display fine line Of
silks, dress-goods, cloaks and novelties
of all description in trimmings.
"Business lively" Is the report from
Bunnell's Hardware Store. Stoves
and ranges have the call. The Scar
land and "Great Western" catch the
buvers. Paints and oils are moving
W. II notwithstanding the sharp ad-
vance in cost. The outlook for the fall
trade in har, ware is very encouraging.
"Busy as Bees, In the Bee Hive," is
the appearance of r. G. Beach and his
clerks. The new invoices are coming
in rapidly. Sales are brisk, especially
in the line of clothing, though there is
no drag anywhere. Every line is
live wire.
At John NJ. Fix's full line OF dress
goods and novelties in trimmings are
in stock with new invoices arriving
A new assistant has been employed in
this department. Business has been
brisk vii h a promising outlook for the
future.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-09-10

S. ID Inghram has sold his fine 80
ton stack of wheat hay just across
Clearwater river to Lewiston parties.
1t will be fine livery stable feed as it
was all safely stacked before the storms
commenced.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-09-10

A. Schiebe returned Monday from
an extended prospecting tour. He had
recently visited Elk City, Dixie and
Big Creek. He reports great activity
IN these camps. Some very rich lodges
are being developed. The new Hnds
OF, Big creek are showing up exceed
ingly rich rock and the ore there Is in
large lodges. Work will be continued
through the winter or the Badger aud
other mines i'm that district.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-09-10

Hon. w. l.. Thompson from the
was In the city yesterday.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17
TROOPS WILL RETURN.
Spain viii Withdraw Fart Of Hel
Army From Cuba.
NOT NEEDED THERE LONGER.
spAln DsslE 90 tho Rebellion About
Owe b.. the cubaus say II IL
BssAuss spAin's Finances Are
All About Exhausted.

Washington. April iC-Accordins to
information received from trustworthy
sources here the withdrawal at least
Of a part OF the great army o. Spain
maintained for several years In the
island Of Cuba. will begin when the
rainy season sets. which is about May
J.
The initial movement Will be the de-
parture Of 10000 Spanish troops from
Havana for Spain and within a short
time after $4,000 troops. II is under
stood. will follow. whether this move
ment IL 20 be construed In favor OF or
against the insurgents II Is not posi-.
bic now to say.
Spanish authorities insist. positively
that Il means that only little or moth.
Ing Of the instruction remains. that
Conner has only about 90 or 100 follow
ers and that to watch these under th'
conditions In which the campaign hai
been necessarily conducted. few
thousand men are quite A. effective al
an army OF 10000. which as beef
maintained In Cuba
The Cuban contingent on the othe
hand Insist that Spanish financial re
sources are exhausted and troops ar
TO be withdrawn because Of the lack o
money to keep them 10 service.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17
Rev. T.. Brannan.

Editor Eagle Please announce the
following appoi ntmeuts;
Rev. Z. y. Bmnnan OF Wsatherford.
viii prrach at 81. Joseph's Catholic
church during the coming week on the
following subjects at $ p M;
Wednesday night, April "a, Comics.
sion; Thursday night. April %, Comics.
sion Concluded; Friday night, April q.
Invocation u saints, sunday night,
April -, PurgstoIy and indulgenoes
Monday night, April 20, BLESSED Virgin
NoTyi Tuesday night, Apnl "a, The
Real Presence OF Christ In the Lord's
supper 90 characterization; Wed.
nrsday night, April -, lhfAllihilily Of
the church and the Pope.
Protestant friend, cordially invited IA
attend lhose having objections 10 an.
of he foregoing subjects arr requesteg
% present them o. be answered. Every
lone invited aud everybody welcome.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17
Six col0rs u Easter Dyes Tor . cents
Sam Is. " lson x Co.


sam Is. Wilson x Co.
Manager John b. Mike hes been cor
te ponding with one ofthe q est concert
cpmhsnies on the oad this ,eason, and
think he will surceed In sewing them
for ApIil 25rd II he get them the the
atre going public will be given rare treat
Mrs. Minnie Estil and Miss Adah
Lee Polk went 10 Hampstead yesterday
We have the prottiest line Of window
shades In Bryan. Newest colors at low.
ct prices. Sam y. Wilson & Co. ll2u
Ex.Pfesident Harrison will conclude
his series Of papers on life In the White
/ House in the May Ladies' Home Jonrnal,
aud take a respite from his literary Ia
/ bors which have 30 prodtably and con.
| eenial.y occupied him for more than a
year. General Harrison IL the fret
/ President 90 show the public through
the White House, "upslairs, down
st.irs. etc, and 10 detail the Presidents
daily routine, and The social and domes-
Il phases OF life In the Executive Man
sion. lie l. also the ilfst Chief Magis.
trate 10 crystalline his knowledge and
the experience gained a. Chief Execu.
tive In a series Of lucid, instructive and
interesting magazine articles on the
functions OF our government, such as
were This Country Of ours" papers.
Call and see Otto Boehme's stock OF
cypress ciste-ns. lie il selling them at
haru time prices. ITO lm
Matinee performance by Boyd Bros
.at 20 today.
On the 9Th inst. quite a number of ool-
ored voters held lack their ballots until
late In the afternoon for the purpose OF
selling 10 the highest bidder This Il a
fact, and when they we're brought 10 the
polls In blocks. they we're headed by the
party or parties who bad made the pnr.
chases. We have been particular 10 In.
We iigaie who we're the btneliciaries OF
mi. infamous element Of our electoral
system, aud wa gra'ifed 10 know Il was
| p lied Ike sheep driven 10 he slaughi.
~ only by opponents Of ouR friends
Calvert Courier
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

On account Of hard times Levy Bros
are selling furniture on the instAllmeut
plan, weekly OF monthly payments. go
PRETTY new patterns In wall paper &c
per single roll up. The latest iints In
Ingram paper. Sam b. Wilson 4 Co Il
Rev. Mr.. Boaz OF BRENNAN, will
preach athe Presbyterian church sun.
day At n o'clock.
lfyou want wall paper don't miss see
Ing our line Of Ingram paper with hand.
some borders and ceilings " match.
ll2 n Sam y Wilson Co.
Choice Butter for Sale-See MeP
neard. residence near Presbyterian
church. l0a.lm
Now Is the time 10 buy your cypres,
cisierns The best are made by OFT,
Boehme. 40 I'm
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17
TEXAS LEGISLATURE.

senate Csssiasrs the fresslsr Test bosk
ssd Hsuss Appropriation BIih
Austin. April i6- Special Tho
senate spent the entire morning dis
eusslnE Presslsr's text book bin with
out action.
Tho houss spent the session consid-
ering the appropriation bill making
few changes. An appropriation OF 500
900 annually for white and colored
noruals was voted down.
The resolution Of Mr.. GilbouEh TO
extend the oourtesies Of the house to
Messrs. Ripley. Morton and Polk, the
Santa Re railroad officials. raised BIT.
ter opposition. lasting about an hour,
when the resolution was withdrawn.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17
rAE WAR OVER CRETE.
or..h and Turtbh Forces Come To-
rather at Several Places.


nsthsr At Several riaoss
tarirsa. Headquarters Of the Greek
army in Thessaly, April i6.-Copy-
righted BY the Associated Press.-se-
we're lighting has occurred in Maeedo-
MIA between Greek lrregulars and
Turkish forces. The column Of irreg-
ulars sent to the right from Piigayitza,
after having invested aid captured
sltovon, continued its advance to-
wards Krltudes. Plisia and Kourduzl,
with orders TO hold Kourduzi at all
costs. as II commands the right APP
proach TO Grevna. the objective point.
This column was commanded by Chiefs
Zermos and LuzTo and attacked Kri-
tudes. The place was defended by two
companies Of Turks After severe fight
ing during which so Turks were killed
and 20 taken prisoners, the position
was captured by Greeks. who also OBJ
tanned possession OF 100 sinea and a
quantity Of cartridges.
The suigents. however. suffered a
severe check In another direction. A
strong force OF Turkish troops from
Mccovon. with a number OF mountain
guns. advanced on Krania, which had
been previously captured by the
Greeks. and attacked 400 irreGulari
who occupied an intrenched position
II Is reported the lighting was terocioui
on both sides. The insurgents wer'
eventually compelled to retreat nortl
TO the mountains Some Of them. how
ever. succeeded In breaking through
the Turkish lines and escaped to BAL
, tho. a town Just across the frontier Il
Macedonia, the hrst place captured b
the Greek irregulars and used by then
as a depot for provisions and ammu
nitions
The accounts given by refugees q
B. Turkish loss Ia believed 10 be eHaggei
ated. They say 265 Turks we're kille,
h while irregulars only had eight me
3 killed and seventeen wounded
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17
si,u.,iou asiow Nsmphl.

Memphis. Tenn. April ie-While
the condition Of Affairs In the over
flowed Mississippi delta is reported
brighter. the situation between Vieks-
burg and New Orleans Is causing the
greatest apprehension. The river con-
tinues 20 rise IN the Louisiana levee
district and weak spots IN the levee
are being strengthened and watched
day and night
Al Greenvllle the river remains sta
tlohary. the guage reading iA6 feet
The weather throughout tho delta Is
clear and pleasant
Al Helena the situation 10 I'M
changed.
Al Memphis the river rose one-tenth
Of foot on the - hours.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

lake Providence Ia April lb-Ihe
situation here is very critical Forum
ately We ere favored with beautiful
weather and are losing no time In
strengthening bad places The water
Ia now over the Elton lcyee proper In
some places several inches but Il Is
protec,ed by sacks and dirt The Nc
Gulre and Concordia lcyeos below town
are being worked upon. These levees
are only about three inches above the
water The river is rising one tenth q
a foot every twenty-four hours and
stands a feet on the guage, just four
tenths below the highest water.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17
FLOOD AT NEW ORLEANS,
The Height Of Sinst'sn Zee, l. IA
Psetsd 20 Ne Reached


New Orleans. April 10 Nineteen
feet will be reached by April co. says
the weather bureau A. far as New
Orleans IL concerned II will no, mean
any danger 10 the city. but the water
will cover the wharyes and wet ad'
jaccnt streets some Railways are al
ready elsvating their tracks and plat
forms have been built az the depots.
The entire river front vill probably
have 10 he rebuilt and raised The
second break on bayou LaFourche Is
not creating much alarm. There is now
creyasse on each side Of the bayou,
but the water could not have picked
out better spots. running on into large
ares Of the swamp lands. II reduced
the height ~ the bayou and u planters
can hold the rest Of the line many
valuable plantations will be saved
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

New Orleans. April ia special to
Times Democrat from Nickshurg says
an sorts Of stories concerning loss Of
life on Davis island Is current there.
but George Flanagan. one Of the res
cucd party. has reduced the death list
10 one man. certain and two others
missing and supposed 20 have been
drowned
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17
STRANGE MURDERS.
Two womsa Dead and Their EsssE
seriously Wounded.

seriously wsuAdsd.
watsrtovn, ~ Y. April IA spe-
cial from s.ckett's Harbor saws a hor-
rible crime was committed In the
vicinity Of that village. where the
Ninth United States army il stationed.
about ten miles from this city. some
time late last night
During the afternoon or evening
George Allen Steward AZ Madison
barracks. hired a horse and carriage At
a livery stable In sscketts Harbor aud
took two women out driving One OF
his companions was a young woman u
Sacketts Harbor. Miss DAILY and the
other a divorced woman. Mrs Crouch.
Al 2.3O o'clock this morning the horse
came back o. the livery stable drawing
the carriage and the bodies % the two
women Nere found In the bottom OF H.
About this time Allen came staggering
into the barracks In a weakened condl-
ton and he too. Is expected TO die lie
made an ante-mortem statement 10 the
effect that Crouch. the husband Of the
divorced woman. assaulted the whole
party. murdered the two women and
threw him tAllenl into the creek.
Crouch is under arrest
In the RIG was found a siH-chambered
revolver with four loaded cartridges
and two empty chambers The re-
yolver Is the property Of Allen Ac-
cording TO Aliens story he was thrown
out Of the buggy near an iron bridg,
which spans Mil creek. and fell into
the water. but soon extricated himself
and shot and stabbed as he was. h,
managed to crawl 10 the kitchen dool
Of the quarters
Crouch. who was arrested and place,
under close surveillance had a KNIT
found In his pocket but no blood stain
we're on Il. nor was there anythinI
about his appearance. nor about his &C
lions TO point toward his guilt
Crouch and his wife have not live
together for loAg time
The wsmen were domestics In IN
house Of one Of the officers al the for
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

Frankfort. Ky. April Hon. Sam
uel Taylor. representing Chairman
Hanna Of the national Republican COM
mittee has sert q long Telegram 10 Mr.,
Hanna. In Il he Is reported 10 have
told Mr.. Hanna that the senatorial sit
uation had reached a stage where
three-fourths OF the Republican mem
bers wanted Dr. Hunter TO withdraw
and In which he further asked Mr.
Hanna what 10 do. Taylor does not
want to discuss the contents Of his pri.
waite dispatches and truth OF the re-
ported communications 10 Hanna can
not be confirmed
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17
ra.a 10 Tai. M. L,t.

Mobile. Ala. April i6-lIon. J.
Leonard Mueller. general manager Of
the Snyder banana company shot and
mortAuy wounded himself In hls pri-
yats once on Commerce street here.
He was one Of the best known fruit
importers In the country Al tho late
municipal election alderman In letters
TO relatives and friends nervous pros
tratlon was alleged TO have induced the
attempt At self destruction.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

ThlbodeauN, Ia. April ia crew
asse has occurred al Leon Babins one
mile below Ia Fourche crossing. west
side u will inundate the section be-
tween Baynus IN Fourche and Terre
Bonnie. frCm Prices Acadia plantation
20 the Gu. The water has fallen IS
inches at ThibodeauN In the past sir
hours.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

w. c. Bennett, aged "a years, died At
the hume u Mir. Ben lligg., three and a
hs mites from bryan Thus day AFTER
noon At O'Clock. and the remains were
SLIPPED from this place to the old home
Of a,ceased 10 Lewis county Tennessee.
hennett wa. an old bachelor and lett a
considerable fortune, which according tc
the provisions Of hi will. will go 10
1 Inckner's ~ han home, the old Co ifel
etat home at Austin and the DePol
cum latin home OF Houston.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

Cleveland. o. April iC A telegram
has bceu received here from Ashyille,
n, c., stating that Mrs Hanna. moth.
er Of Senator Hanna. died there from
pneumonia. Mrs. Hanaa has only been
sick about a week. and was ~ year,
old. Her remains will be brought tc
Cleveland for intermont
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17
sERloNLAT OMAHA.
The Flood r%,sp rect higher rhsA
-Four DAN 'Eo aud s'ni R'IHs.

The Tiood ,r,f,en Feet higher rhsn
-Four go aud stni R'InE.
Omaha. NeS. April le.-The food
situation here Is a grave one. Torrents
are pouring from the Missouri across
the north Omaha gardens into Flor
ence and Cut on lakes. Tho former
has lost It's identity IN the general
food and The latter may soon. The
Hood Is seven feet higher than
on Tuesday morning and Il rs surely
cutting away the d!kes that hold It
back from the long abandoned course
Of that stream.
The streams running into Cut ON
lake north had been Increased In vol
ume. The water Is the lake had risen
TO the level Of the water above ard
the whole food Is spreading itsoll
against the FIRST OF she bikes at th'
foot Of the lake. This Is still two feel
above the surface OF the water, bu'
the waves have cut II terribly anu
may give way. Three or four hundred
yards below Is the second big dixie
The basin between these has allied rap
idly. but the water Is sill three or tou
feet below the level Of the lake. BE
low this second dyke the food Woul'
ind but little to obstruct its way to th
river except buildings and railwa
tracks Everything Is being done {
prevent the break
Omaha. April i6- During Thursda
night the river rose two inches but
stationary now and falling above. Tn
work done on threatened dykes hel
back the food, and II seems the gray
est danger Is passed. Large gangs
men are stlll busy strengthening wea
-. ..UsE al ..as.aU..fa - Hwrnana
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17
WILL TRY TO ADJOURN.
Biaekbara Democrats Mahiag New
Movs In ths Senatorial Election.

BiaekbaFn Democrats Mahiag New
Movs In ths Senatorial Election.
Frankfort. KY. April ia move
ment is on foot by the blackburn Dem
ocrats 10 rurh through some financial
legislation and force a sine die adj
journnent before Hunter can with
draw. and spoil their plans FOR no olec-
ton.
The grand Jury continues busily At
work on the bribery charges and prom
lses a report this evening.
All members voted In the Joint ses
sion. The vote stood Hunter. -.
blackburn. ~: Martin. II. Boyle. g.
Stone. I. Necessary 10 choice CO.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

CirciHnati. April li-Wm J bryan
At Music hal here last night address
Ell 1000 people who paid 25c and 5OC
admission His lecture vas on bimet.
sllism and Il vas delivered under IN,
auspices Of the ohlo Valley timetable
League After the oration De wa,
Given banquet by mcnDors Of th,
league.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17
u ~ A.. 4. limo card.


Chas. O. EGG denurt, Bryan Tex
FL s Derden has e. blished News
headquarters a. Mckeniie6.
Call for Honey Boy" at ia HALLS a
Prof Mclnni- reports corn ,ilksin his
roasting ear patch.
All kinds Of fresh feed siuIs at Edge
Bros. ihohe i6l l0iuf
Walter Knox and Arthur Ierk ins left
for Chicago yesterday ui,h the smith
beef cattle.
Lemons Zoe per dozen at IN Halls.
Mr.. and Mrs John DAILY and children
returned from Sew Orleans YESTERDAY.
The only c.ealable low price Rthiger-
aior at Levy Brothers. l2O.
Yesterday was good Friday and .ory-
ices were held AZ some ci The churches.
The la'est patterns in wall paper At
Levy Brother. l2O
Speaker Dashiel Of the Texas llous,
Of Ropnfen vi lc liver tbr 90
nual uOmmercrn.eni addrys. 90 ihc A.
and N. College JuDeS.
Red Seal Roasted Coffee . l.pound
package iof Poe Il r.. "a. Halle. eou
The hrsl crop OF hoy has been cut
and hauled Oh the civ park.
Nee Eve room cottage f,r rent APP
ply 10 4. J. Castles. 12l
An EpWorih Lea.ue Easter enter.
tainmoui WAS gycf iast night at a q
fesideuce q Nr. J. n. & ls
The b. election OF Oh Cloth. Lc
nonium and Carpets 40 Levy Bro. ~
The lsdies Of thr Baptist church real
iEed 5000 on their tWu days iail aud
hazaaf. They have the thanks Of a..
reporter iar an khser f0nvenir
College Creamery Buster 9jc pei
pound a. IA Halls u5f
Auaieur hyploiis,s e. becoming nu.
merou- 90 hiyan.
81 Higs and John ". Caldwell
have renlc4 the Mitchell pasiur. An,
one desi iug gold patiifage { 9 stoci
a. co. hesd per m0lih viii pea -,
apply 10 Either. 1913
A J. Buchanan is oil ou a trip 30 Le,
couniy
Six oolofa Of Easter Dyes flr o nts
sam h. Wilson q Co.
Engineer Bogg. of ihe H 6T.C. raii.
road, has put Ar somoues A ans i1
chanee oithc sirvey ing rps win head
quarter. at Ennis aud Inst uc 40 hitn O.
push the WORK under hIm dil gently
This h q compliment to young Nc. Adj
SINS, and also bis alma mater, the A. 4
n.
For sa'e-A lady's Rugby bicycle 30
hfst.elass condition. Apply AZ mi- OF.
ice. Il
Houston !. b have new pack,ry with
aCapaciiy Of 80 breyrs f1l 100 90 bog
and 80 sheep per day. " II. Al yd,
purchasing aseat Tor the cumpary, IL
already whiting o. p1r.ici heic With d
view TO laying literally in ibis mark, I
when The plant is Boa on Avn.
John ". Na.uWc has Nreittda bean.
it'll new model kgin bicycle anu IA.
yises ihUso iuigIes,ed O. call and exam.
Incl las
Buy cypress dsieru oi Otto B0thm,
and prepare ior summer with a go0i
supply VI lure vale. llO i'm
"fhe trouble about protective ain
is not D. much tha. the consumer paw
the Tax tina. goes into ihe treasury,
says the baltimore News, 'but thar b
pays the ike tax CA the bom. manufl,
iurcd article, and THE Tax does no, {
into the tFea.ury. but D b banded over
the Manufacturer. hrir De- ul way 0
which To- iaiu can scr,e tHv pa pore
protection except hy raiuug prices. an
no amount % juggling eith ugres co
poeUpy show hal d q ~ pio eco d
manufacture Without raising prcrs
Only eighteen huudryd aad n.l,t
seven ds-ieus oi VA. paper az Le'
Brother. l-O
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

ST. Joseph. Mo. April 1.-THE Mis-
souri, river at this point Is higher than
at any previous time since 1881 and
IA sim RISING slowly The Rock Island
tracks opposite Lcaycnworth are under
water and trains Of that road and the
CHICAGO Great Western are sent out
over the Burlington tracks ~ other
lines are atm safe.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

Pensacola, Fla. April 1.-THE
steamer r. L. Hlll, en- route from PEN
sacola TO Apalachicola was blown
ashore near East Pass Channel during
a sQuall and Is a total wreck. The cap
tain and crew reached port In a boat.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

Vienna, April i6-lt Is said here
that the Emperor Nicholas has declar-
cd that nothing nov remains but 10
abandon Turkey and Greece to their
tate and loavp them to measure
nrngth
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17
Baptist Conventions, Whining
ton. NC.

Acc unit various Baptist Conventions
10 be held q Wilmington, n c., Nav
9th 10 llth, the !. &G.N R.R. will
nave on sale round trip tickets a. half
rates Dates Of sale May 3rd and 9TH
good to return 30 days from date Of sale
d. J. Price, A. g. ?. A.,
May Palestine, Texas.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

New Haven. Conn, April i6.-Clar-
encc verin. sen Of Professor vcrll oi
Yale has broken the strength record
Of less kilos made by Charles chad
wick. Veril's total was 1876 Verill
Is scientific school freUhman aud
weighs only li5 pounds
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

Kansas City. April 1.-THE Star says
deputy marshals were killed Thursday
In a fight near Pawnee, |. T.. with a
gang OF outlaws The marshals are
said to have had Outlaw Ed Newcomb
under arrest when they were attacked
by four members Of the gang who at.
tempted to llborate him.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

New York, April 1.-THE time for
making applications for place In line
OF the Grant parade has closed. The
complete and final order OF march viii
not Do made up before next Tuesday.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

Dallas. Tex. April i6.-H +. Deitl.
who mystsriously disappeared from
this place a week ago. turned up here
yesterday as mysteriously as he dlsap-
peared, lie had ben on a hunting e.
pedltlon In the Indian Territory