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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
DROPPED DEAD At HIS PRAYERS. .

Solomon Lowcnthal. forty.nine years old OF 10
:os East Third-si.. dropped dead las, night. while
NJ proyer with a number OF orthodox Hebrews. a;
No. 40 coumbia-st He was greatly wrought up
by his religious emotions. aud heart disease
sued. The body was taken to his home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
Ay fnPnRTANr CONCESSION ~ EGrPT

BIRMINGHAM, England. oct 1s.-"The Daily Post.
organ Of Joseph Chamberlain, Secretary Of Stat"
for the Colonies announces to-day that there Is
reason believe that, as an equivalent for re-
cent concessions IN regard 70 Tunis the Marquis
NJ Salisbury has secured an important concession
in Egypt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
THREE CONSULAR POSTS FILIED.

FRANK e. PARTRIDGE APPOINTED CONSUL GE*-
ERAL At TANtiIkR
Washington. oct lS-The President made the iol-
loving appointments to-day.
FRANK g. PARTRIDGE q Vermont consui-''ensfal =;
cnr:sTfR " MAETIN. Of Michigan consul NJ Amh'rs'
burg OnistiD
JOSEPH l. BRITAIN. OF oLi" '''"N ~ Nh'''H'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
SHOT DEAD " A DUEL.

London Oct. 1s-A dispatch from Dantzc saws
in A duel this morning by a Lieutenant OF Hussars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
NEW PORTUGUESE FOREIGN MINISTER.

Lisbon Oct 1s-Count Macedo. the Portuguese
Minister at Madrid has been appointed Portuguese
Minister for Foreign Affairs, IN succession ~
senor Several.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
PREPARING TOR TIE SEAL CONFERENCE
THE PRESIDENT AND TIE DELEGATES CONFER
WITH JOHN W. FOSTER

WITH JOHN W. FOSTER
washington oct. iS-The japanese delegates TO
tho sealing conference. who arrived IN washington
y.si.r1.. called AT the state Department to-day
and were presented ex-Sccrctary Foster, vho has
in charge the negotiations for the conference,
by one OF tho secretaries o. the japanese Legation
II Is understood that they will make a short visit
TO Ncy.-York this week. hut viii return on Friday
I'm lime TO attend the first meeting OF tho conference
Saturday. .
Tho President had a conference with Mr. Foster
This afternoon. presumably to learn the status OF
matters in regard to the conference
Mr. Boikinc. OF the Russian delegation. also called
M tho state department TO talk over the arrange
m,nts for tho conference with Mr.. Foster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19

A VERY short story. a
NOtsity French manufacturer wM
UTeSS Stui'S had a small lot-small'm
hJm-of beautiful matelaSSe eplngline nov
elites. wanted to get rid Of them IN f"mF
he got rid OF them. ;.
The difference between OR selling price,
$3.50 and the usual price, $3.50, repre-
sents the sacrifice be made to DO It
Exquisite goods they area broken ea .s
forming a raised figure in black WIN VIII.
threads OF bright color cleaning underneI! y!
turquoise. emerald, gold, hellotrope' M
poleon blue and cardinal shades
Superb for handsome street dresses.
Rotund,.
JOHN WANAMAkEk
Formerly A. T. Stewart q Co.
Broadway, ith ave., 9th and ION SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
ASKING roR LOWER DUTIES on GRAIN

Paris Oct 1s-The Municipal Council or Paris
nassed a resolution to-day asking the Government
10 make a reduction Of four francs In the customs
lniies grain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
Black
Dress
Goods.

who buy at Wanamaker's. -.
Cheviots are perhaps the oa
selling black stufs of to-day; they
are almost universal for street and
carriage dress. These lots OF plan
cheviOts are very unusual value al
the prices
80 in at SOC. IL IN. at soc.
IS in. at 65c. "a IN. at 81.
Is in. at. '5c. so in. at sl.2o.
IS in Camels Hair Cheviot, $3.50.
Besides these there are two lots
of imported stutts that are uneonl.
monty attractive.
!. A fine twilIed, 4t-inch, all-wool Mos
oovienne. (which is simply another nam'
for drap dete, the Old standby, in deep
rich black, we have marked SOC. a yd'
to-day value is 15o. :,
2. Three weaves Of stylish wldewae
imported cheviots Of celebrated make, o.
inch. at SIPS yard to-days regular ETIf'
is 81!
Fourth avenue ard Tenth street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19

crxoR sAGAsTA CONFINED TO HIS BED.
Madrid. Oct ls-Senor Sagasts the premier !"
III and confined his bed.
"ry Heraldo" referring TO the departure OIL su9
49,, orhuetors from Neu-York. says: ne
p,ct.,n continue 10 play with Spain. as thcy
i' a,nnie lime 10 prevent their departure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19

.x.,c,s.d toward them but II is not believed ms !
The spanish Government intends 70 grant genera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19

OUR new dresSmak.
preSSmdK'"s' ing department on
the fifth floor is equipped and ready
for business.
TaiIor-made gowns. ball and
evening costumes. we ddlns
dresses, command us for YOU
best and most important work.
We shouldn't ask TOR it if we
were not properly prepared to dot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19

coNsrL NLSBArN GETS HIS EA6V. M
Berlin. Oct ls-rhe German Governme".
granted an exeauatur 10 Benjamin Nuscs'ss,s uo
psnrsy,vania recently appointed United so s,sS
Consul AZ Munich. against whom there
strong fight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19

HERE are some lots Of
lsS staple black stufts that ad.
So mirably illustrate the ad'
DQS. vantage eniOYed by those
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14
KILLING AND LYNcHINe.
A Negro swung Up FOR Criminal AZ
sauit and Murder.

sault and Murder.
Macon. Ga. Sept IA murder was
committed In this city yesterday and
the slayer was lynched, not for muir
der. however. but for the crime Of
criminal assault. Charlie Gibson and
Jim Smith. both colored, engaged IN
4 quarrel about the latter accusing the
former Of stealing 30 cents Smith.
not inclined TO fight. turned TO 20
away. whereupoh Gibson drew a pis-
toll and shot him IN the back and head.
killing him instantly. Gibson then fed.
The sheriff and a posse were soon In
pursuit and kept up the chase until
4 p. m. occasionally exchanging shots
with the fugitive At5p. m. the muir.
derer was run TO cover and surround
ed by the deputies. The negro being
we'll armed gave shot for shot until
brought down by three bullets from
winchester rifles.
The negro had been suspected o. hav-
ing outraged q Miss Chapman a few
nights ago and the suspicion was con-
Armed by his confession. The crowd
secured a rope and swung the negro
from a limb.
Gibson was an ex-convict. having
served several years In the chain gapg.
In his house were found innumerable
articles stolen from residences IN this
city, many OF which have been identl-
hed BY the owners In the room were
clothes and shoes stolen from the
house wher he outraged Miss Chapman.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14
He is HERE.
The Famous Georgia Eye, Ear,
Nose and Throat Specialist
DR.. J. HARVEY MOORE.
His First Days Work In Bryan
nc Mrs. I.eman's Hotel.

That nr. j. Harvey Moore's reputa.
ton preceded him was proved by the
many patients who greeted him yesler.
DAY morning. Notwith standing the rain
many patients called to see DR.. Moore
YESTERDAY, soue coming from AZ far
AZ Madison county. Among those who
were treated was Mrs. ]. n. Heath Of
Mecca, Madison county. She had been
crOs eyed iron Infancy which not only
dishfurcd her greatly but Injured her
sight and cauS a her o. have headaches,
which u nearly alwsys the case. Dr.
Moore Strengthened her eyes and she
said u did not hurt a bit"
Another was Oliver Pate, fourteen
year old boy, employed at Parson'scon-
ieciionory. lie also was cross.eyed from
infancy
Il L. work Of this Kind that has made
Tor d.. Moore the reputation he pos
scsscs, and ID is not 10 De wondered at
that many OF his patients speak OF his
skill az miraculous, DR.. MOcre's sue
cess In operating on cross eyes by HE
method does seem marvellous when COM
parcl with the methods used by most
eye surgeons, some OF national and ey-
en- International reputation.
DR.. Moore does not use ether nor
chloioiorm, does not tle up the eye nor
conine The patient indoors, Patients
have no pain during the operation or
aflerward, aud arr able 10 follow their
usual occupation a. once.
Many think that cross.eyes only cause
Disagreement. end are not aware that
Il Affects their VISION. II such wall take
a paper and read a few minutes with
only one eve, then with the other, they
will find the cruss eye Is the poorer one.
Even q slight "cast" IN the eve is often
the cause Of grave nervous affections,
such A. violent headaches, neuralgia,
chorea, or St. Niius' dance, and even
epilepsy, and are always either cured or
greatly benefited when their eyes are
made straight.
The doctor refused to treat quite =
number of patients who called because
they are lncurable.
The doctor IL equally successful In
the treatment Of his other epecialues,
particularly In curing graduated sore
ewes by his new method, without caus-
tics or the knife, and u sure 90 be a very
buoy man during HE stay In Bryan, for
our people nov not only know HE great
skill, bat that his cures are permanent,
and the quicker those suffering nom
any Of those diseases be treats call, the
better. CO. undoubtedly he vail have
mora callers than he can see the last
sew days Of bic stay,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14
MAGNETIC MOTOR.
Ths PiAn Proposed by A. A. Kubas seems
10 Have some Feundatisa


The PiAn Proposed by A. A. Kubas seems
10 Have some Foundation
Cincinnati. Sept. lathe latest dis
covory In electricity recently has been
made by A. A. Kubae. Of New Lexins-
ton, Ohio. which scientists believed
impossible OF solution. has ovcrthrown
what electricians declared as an axiom
namely, that an attractable sub
stance could not be brought through
the magnetic field.
How to utilize the strange force con-
tained IN the permanent horseshoe
magnet, all men. 90 far as generally
known. have In vain attempted as a
source Of motive power. The perma-
nent horseshoe magnet appears to Do
contrary to all know laws In regard to
force. In this regard that Il may exert
lie power many times TO lift weight.
and In the end lts power Is usually
greater than before Il had been used;
In fact. the use Of the permanent mag
net seems 10 increase lis power In
stead Of diminishing Il. az Is the case
In all other sources OF energy Mr.
Kubae's permanent magnetic motor IL
a very simple device. The motor con-
siata Of an armature. permanent mag
nets placed In the right relation to
each other on a suitable support or
base. The armature consists OF a cen
trial disc or cylinder. made Of any ma
terlal not attracted by magnets, on the
peripery OF which are located a series
Of such metalIle strips as are attract
ed by magnetism.
The location OF the strips should be
the same distance apart and the size
OF the same width and thickness
throughout the entire circumference Of
the disc or cylinder % a. TO attain the
highest possible efficiency. The arma-
ture Ia supplied with an axle and bear
ings. Power can be transmitted from
the motor by any suitable means from
the shaft OF the armalure. The source
OF power consists Of one or more mag
nets constructed a. follows, from the
poles TO the neautral points. the mag
nets are made In the form Of an arc,
the radius OF which Ia a. near a. posi-
Bile the same as that Of the armature
that the starting point OF the arc In on
a lone tangent to the periphery OF the
armature. The moment the magnets
are placed close enough to the arma-
ture 10 bring the periphery Of the arm
allure within the magnetic field. the
armature will rcvolvo In the direction
Of the poles towards the neutral point.
The uses TO which this motor can be
put are limltlcss. The dangerous and
unslghtly overhead trolley wires will
be a thing OF the past when street cars
are equipped with this motor. The
central station with Tia endless string
OF wires In all directions. charged with
deadly electricity can be dispensed
with, whether that central station IL
for street car purposes or merely for
supplying power to isolated and sta
tionary motors. The steam boiler
with lie heat. smoke. ashes and the
immense loia Of energy occasloned by
using the steam generated In the
steam engine viii be all changed With
little thought any one can zee that
Nc. Kubac's permanent magnetic mo-
tor viii rovolulionize all present
sources Of motor power.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14

Mrs. Q. b. Charles. hho has been
Waiting relatives in NstJsO,a, arrived
yesterday TO join her haahand who is
private secretary 10 N. ]. Harvey
Moore, the specialist.
HOUSE FOR RENT. Five rooms,
nicely finished, plenty Of water, in
good noighboIhood. Reut cheap. APP
ply 70 Mrs. NJ. BonnevIllelsr. $50
All the members Of the NJ. I. q. are
earnestly requested by the president to
meet at the residence of,Mrs. L. L. Nc.
Innis Wednesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
J. Allen Myers employs a first class
plumber who can mend your water
pipe aud do all kinds Of tin repair
work promptly. 252
For anything In, toilet articles, per
fumes, soaps, b. ea etc. Remember
We are headquafterl and win appreciate
your trade. Sam b. Wilson & Go. 2l7
Leonard Gentry, T. +. Wade. Watt
Farquhar, g. NJ. Sandle, Frank San
die and q. L. sandle we're here from
wellborn yesterday.
Have you tried mosquito fumes2 II
has no equal as a mosquito killer
Sam B. Wilson & Co. 2i7
Sim Cooper has returned Iron New
York, having purchased a mammoth
and superb stock Of fall and winter
dry goods for Cole Bros.
J. S. MOoring IL pojourning at Marlin
for the benefit OF his health.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14

House for rent.-sse Mrs. +. B. Rob
srls. 2l0u
Mrs. Mortimer Smith returned to
NavasotA Sunday.
For Rent-A Eve room residence.
Apply to W. 7. James. 2is
Sam. B. Wilson and Tyler Haswell
spent Sunday In Dallas.
Rivers Pasout Of NAvasOta, was the
guest Of Bryan friends Sunday.
Miss Marcia Hooper Of Calvert left
sunday 10 visit Hampstead frienda.
Hon. Frank Andrews Of Houston,
was here yesterday attending court
Or. W. II. oliver was called 10 Cald-
well sunday by the illness Of bis father.
Riggs 4 Mawhinney have jus.recely-
ed another supply Of frest turnip seed.
WIS d.2i8
Tom south OF Houston, spent Sunday
In Bryan visiting ms mother and other
relatives.
seeley's violet toilet water. Try q
hOttle-it viii delight you. Sam D.
Wilson 4 Co. az
Mrs. BY bee arrived Sunday from Ten.
nesse 10 join her husband who Is with
A. b. Carr Jf.
The Huntsville Item notes the pres
enoe Of Mrs. Tyler Haswell In that cily
on yifit 10 relatives
p. W. Davidson left Sunday for Cal
vert where he has accepted place with
Ballard, Murphy 4 Co.
sooley's perfumes are the best. W.
have inst received a rev selection ofth'
latest odors. sam h. Wilson & 90. ~
Mr.. l.. p. Constant, an experience,
MATCHMAKER and jeWeleF, Il nov will
John NJ. Caldwell. All work entFusteS
vii b. attended to promptly and saha
factorlly. 2i0
NC. Armstrong Of GrOesbeck. an,
v. Armstrong Of Dallas are In The city
v announces that be will remain her
for awhile.
The continuous rain and wind which
prevailed yesterday were extremely
di.agrceahle, The wind was very hiel
at times and blew out window panel
IN some places, wrecked tho photogra
piers tent In the rear Of the FIRE, ma
iional bank, and made Il rocky fol
pedestrians With umbrellas.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14
MS WORD AND WORK
Can be Depended on. SO says
the Brennan Banner
About Dr.J. Har-
vey Moore.

DR.. ]. Harvey Moore. the ear, eye,
nose and lhrost specialist, who has
spent several weeks In BRENNAN leaves
today for Bryan. DURING his sojouFn
At this place the doctor has performed
number Of operations aud effected
many cures, snd his patients al speak
Of his methods and success In the high.
est terms. HIS methods are scientific
and his manner straightforward, man.
~, convincing. His word and work
can both be depended on 10 the fullest
extent. lie combines professional sue.
cess with personal courtesy and surgi-
cal sklll with genilemanly manners
We take pleasure IN commencing and
Recommending him TO the people OF
Bryan and other yicinities where hi
lines may be cast. -Brenham Banner.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14
NorEs Am MONUMENTS.

The colored people Of Corsicana have
passed strong resolutions denouncing
the crime Of assault. Their example
should be followed by colofed people
everywhere, and a state meeting 10 put
the burning stamp Of condemnation up
on the crime would not be amiss. The
colo ed people should no longer eounte-
nance or tolerate the loalers and bum
mera Ia their midst. This class is re-
sponaible for nine.ienths Of the hard.
ships the rare Is made 10 suffer, and
the trouble will continue 30 long ~ the
vicious idlers and night providers are
tolerated. Hand them over 10 the law
on charges OF vagTancy, and they viii
soon learn 10 90 10 work.
G. A. Culberson has the inside track
for the senate and will be the winner In
the race. lie represents the policy OF
his party fully and completely, and has
the ability, courage and vigor 70
serve with efficiency. Naught can be
urged against his adyersariea; they are
grand men with much 10 their credit
In the history Of state and national pol
itics but with Bailey out Of the way
Tor the present In the senatorial race
Culberson IL the coming man.
The meanest man on record has been
discovered. lie sold his son.in-law hall
a COW and then refused % divide the
milk, alleging that he sold only the
front half. The son.in.law was also
required TO provide food for the cow
and recently when the COW hooked the
old man he sued the son.in-law for
damages.
The new cigarette tax law becomes
effective Sept. 10. Tho cigarette will
also BE- as effective after that date ~
ever.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14
OFFICE HOURS: 9 TORAG, 2DSRR.
CONSULTATION FREE.
STRONG TALKS MADE.
sems Rsah speeches ~ the asssiag Il
"ssciai democracy ~ chicago.

sene HaaA Hpesehsa ~ the MestnH ~
'soeiai Democracy ~ chicago.
Chicago. Sept. Meetings Of Va.
rlous branches Of the newly organized
Social Democracy" we're held last
night TO discuss the recent Harleton,
Pa, tragedy. and some decidedly mrld
language was INDUCED In by the speak.
ers Resolutions were passed by branch
No 2 which contained the following.
The blood Of an idle and useless
arls,ocraey Ia the most convenient me.
dun for nourishlng the tree Of llber.
~. An eye for any eye and a tooth for
q tooth. For every miner killed and
wounded a millionaire should be treat.
cd In the same manner. The million.
aire class is responsible for the slaugh.
ter OF Sept. 10. and We regard TIE torch
~ the most successful weapon 10 WELD
against them"
Fitzgerald Murphy prsslatnibfhIaHgh
No 2, made a speech In sShpN 20 -
The miners should carl Alala 81 4
use them. too. The time hm rSns
10 NEE, force by force, / shoa'd have
told them TO shoot 10 MI l would An
20 millionaircs today"
Strosg condemnation resolution,
were also passed by branch No. / ana
some hery speeches made. +. p. Quinn
said.
Il will not carry . musket I viii
carry a torch and knife. aud I viii
carry both a. Tar as can"
Leroy NJ. Goodwin. r. V. Deb's rich,
hand man. and director Of the national
board OF the Social Democracy" IN
the course Of a speech, said:
Il would attack their property with
a torch. ! would destroy their ane
palaces. let us rebel when men ara
shot down az they were In Pennsylya.
MIA"
Several Indignation meetings were
held In the Polish quarters and reso.
lutlons passed condemnlng the shoot
Ing OF the Halleton miners and appeai.
Ing TO the United States governmsn,
for protection.
Madras. Sept. IA most serious ar.
cidcnt occurred Al Champion Reef,
mines Forty sJrsons are known To
have been killed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14
KILLING IN GEORGIA.
sam Parker shst Doaa ~ = Desps-
rAde ~ Hahira

sam Parker thot Doaa ~ Deaps-
rAde ~ HahirA-
valdosta. Ca. Sept. iS.-Thc killing
Of Sam Parker. a well known citizen Of
Cecil, at Hahira Sunday morning by
shelton Dampier. was one Of the black
est crimes that has ever stained the
criminal annals Of this county.
The story received here Is TO the e.
feet that Parker was on his way 10
church and had stopped on the stree,
TO talk to some gentlemen. Dampler
being In the crowd. After a few mir
utos conversation the crowd began
break up and Parker. Dampler an'
the town marfhal were left alone
Dampier drew his pistol at this juno
ture and. putting Il against the bosom
OF Parker. fired one shot The ball
passed through Parker's heart and he
sank to the ground without a word,
dying instantly.
Turning TO the marshal. Dampier
waved his pistol In mis- face and dened
him, threatening TO Nil him n he
moved. The desperate then turned
and made his escape
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14

Marvin Wallace and Sam Woods
have leased the Citizen Democrat at
Calvert, and will make that place their
iuluse home. They are both practical
printers and should succeed. To this
end they have the best wishes Of the
Eagle. Marvin IL q Bryan boy and has
fustling disposition and several years
ezpeisnco TO his credit.
Geo. T.. Waiford, editor and manager
Of the Marlin Bali, was married sunday
In Robertson county 10 Miss Beulah
Arnett. Their mutual attachment IL
one Of long standing and the Eagle is
pleased 10 offer congratulations 10 cot.
log lie happy comsummalion. Mr.. Wat
ford formerly lived In Bryan and has
many friends here.
Court opened yesterday morning and
the cases called were postponed until
later In the term. one case being dis.
missed from the docket. The grand jury
is shll In session. The petit jury for
the next week is given below. The
jury Tor the present week has been dis-
missed.
Third week. + Bullock, So Dowl.
ing, J II White, J II Weeden, Ut by.
ess, NJ = Dansby, d Wetter, G o Dula.
ney, J w skains. W 2 Connolly, 1T
Smith, J J Conway, Joe Crcnshaw, A b
Carr Jr, Lum Benson, J NJ sutton, NJ
II James, J T Hanway, W A johnson,
7 X Josey, J l. Hensarling, J o Chance,
q II Fullerton, A Freeman, q W
Harrington, J vandlver, r GnfIith.
Hall, d = Holland, Ia Hall, s II
Franklin, W Hicks, A Holiday, 4
W Crenshaw, J d George, &C Gamma
way.
News was received here yesterday Of
a heavy storm on the coast In the VI
ciniiy Of Sabine Pass and Port Arthur
causing much destruction Of lie and
property. Sabine Pas was destroyed
by a similar storm Of frightfnl conse-
quences eleven years ago.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14
WILL HELP cusANs.
osP'iaa Lake Takes ~ an Oasr Nsss
Him o. fight

Csp'ian Aahe rehea ~ IN Onsr Made
HIN o. fighL
Atlantic City, n J.. Sept. is --Twen.
ly-one members OF Atlantic Clya
famous life guard force have agreed to
stand by their captain. Charles Lake,
and accept handsome offer for their
services made by the agent Of the Gu.
ban iunta.
The agent secured more than 70 re.
cruits In the county and consider.
able sum Of money before coming "a
this city. lie offered Captain Lake
$500 bounty and SIS a month for every
man In his force who would assume the
risk. The captain was promised an
officers command ovory any company
he might enlist.
Il was explained by the Cuban aren,
that an expedition was scheduled to
start from this vicinity this week and
the men were ordered to rendezvous
with the other recruits at a nearby
point and await a signal.
The volunteers have iefl The city a.
have also the county rccrultA The
guards are al crack ahots
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14

Col. Williamson has built new resi.
denee near his home plaoe In the norh-
ern part Of Town, and sold the latter to
his son, Charles n. Williamson, who
IL making some additions 10 the house.
DR.. II. T. Coulter Jeff Sunday for
New York, where he will graduate from
Bellevue hospital medical college At the
expiration Of eight months.
We ofIerno cheap perfumes for sale.
We keep only the most standard.
sceley's doors are the best. Sam B.
Wilson & Co. 2i7