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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-25
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The April number
is out to-day.
1t is full of out-of-
door matter and Out-Of-
door illustrations.

"OCEAN CROSSINGS" by
LEWIS MoRRIs IDDINC. is this
months "ART OF TRAVEL "
article. Gt is in April that most
people get ready for their ocean
crossngs) The 20 drawings illustrate
various sorts Of crossings They are
by four artists that have studied the
art Of travel themselves.
The sd part of "LoNDoN AS SEEN
BY {. ID. GIBSON" is THE PARKS
pictures Of out-of door people.
The writing accompanying the draw
lngs tells something of what Gibson
thinks about them
"YO ESPERO," ROBERT w.
CHAMBERs's latest is love story
with fresh air and mountains and
moonshiners in it.
There are osher out f-door feat
ures:
THE OAK wELLERs," by
CHARLES d. LANIER, an idyll in prose
of out Of door boyhood at that time
Of life which succeeds The Golden
Age"
THE MARyLAND YELLOW
THROAT" a poem by DR. HENRY
VAN DYKE.
"a ROMAN EASTER, two full-pagc
compositions by AUGUsrE F. Cor
GUET.
BIRD PICTURES" by w. E. D.
SCOTT.
Both the serials in this issue have grea:
deal of action and out-of-door interest In
RICHARD HARDING DAvIs's SOLDIERS OF
FORTUNE, the soldiers of fortune forstal the
revolutionary party in capturing an outfit Of
arms In W. d. HOwELLsS STORY OF \
PLAY, the play is put on the road at last.
IS CENTS A NU1BER, $500 A YEAR.
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS, \. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-25
Not How Cheap

but how good
Is the result
of the SevereSt
tests to which the
"Duquesne Special"
can be put.
Send for catalogue,
and read why.
Equipped with
the new Doolittle
automatic brake.
Greatest
Improvement since
the pneumatic tire.
Duouesne Mfg. Co., 226 Fulton Street.
Makers Of distinctiveIy high grade bicycles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-25
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
BOARD OF TRADE DIRECTORS IN CON
FERENCE

THE FINANCES or THE ORGANIZATION UNDER
coNsrprRATroN-Go TO TRY TO
HREAK THE MILE RECORD-CLrB NOTES.
An important meeting OF the directors OF the
National Board Of Trade Of cycle Manufacturers
was held at the Offices OF the Board. In Broadway.
Yesterday The session lasted from noon unili
6 y. m. and the manufacturers viii meet again
10 m. to-day. All tho directors were present
exccp; ex-presiient II. Lindsay Coleman VINO Il
on a duck-shooting trip I'm Florida MOST OF the
day spent in discussing the finances OF the
Board II wa- said that considerable money was
lost at the Chicago show, and the receipts rom
The Executive Committee will meet this morning
and suggest 70 the directors plan to De s9lo%sd
attorneys did much of the talking. The directors
present were A. L. Garford: Kirk BrqWn. x !:
Coleman K. :. Crawford George n. D1y'
Dkeman. =. W Dcker son. Z. u funneIn 49, 49,
wright and Joseph l.. Nost
Teddy" Goodman will endeavor 20 break The pres
ent indoor mile bicycle record al the Sth Regiment
games 10 he held on April TO- Al ne 18Th Regiment
games he rode mile in 80. the present record tor
that distance and he Is confident TIA; no can 90
better; Entries FOR the games close on Aprl with
captain 4. =. Staupacn. NO - PI''II"i1''H"' o'
Lieutenant @. F. Jacoby, NJ the armoIN
The Mount Morris Cyclists Is the name o; an or
ganizaton recently started by a number OF young
men and women OF Harlem. The officers are;
Charles Hoffman. president Miss A. Maxwell, vice.
president; Miss f. Morris, recording secretary T.
Maxwell. corresponding secretary. Louis IUrich.
treasurer. Persons nineteen years old are eligible
for membership +. Maxwell no 80 East One-hun-
dred-and- s!Xteenth-st, VIII be pleased 10 iufnian
further Information
Hereafter the Morris Wneelmen will hold two reg
ular meetings. instead OF one. each month. on the
second and fourth Wednesday evenings. The club
runs already arranged are follows: March y. 10
Prospect Park Tweniy-third-st. ferry and return.
$50 a m. April 10 Yonkers. 9:5G a April II.
20 Coney Island Twentv-third-st ferry). 80 A. m;
April i. % Bergen Point COne-hundro enty-
hfth-st ferry) $3.50 a. N. and April p % HacKen-
sack. $3.50 q. m.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Miles. J. n. 'Tw!nkles" Err
win, p. J. Dacy and J Walter spaidins passen-
gers The steamship 81 Paul which sailed FOR
Europe yesterday All well known in cycling
circles
Miss Olga Nethersoe Is enthusiastic wheel
woman. She carried her bicycle 20 England with
her last year and took many long trips the good
roads about London She may he seen any after
the Boulevard and Riverside Drive. enjoy
Ing the fine spring weather on her wheel.
Cyclists desiring 10 Join the League OF American
Wheemen may obtain full printed information and
membership blanks by sending and ad
dresses 10 the Cycling Editor. Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-25

"YO ESPERO," ROBERT w.
CHAMBERs's latest, is a love story
with fresh air and mountains and
moonshiners in it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-25

Makers Of distinctiveIy high grade bicycles.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-05-06
Primer encuentro.


spenas habia bajado al cuarto pso; cuando
manifesaba terrible expression de odo. pro-
nunc6 terrible acento.
- 1E lltmo resplandor de vida que apaga! Antes
de ocho dias habra muerto.
rep6 alta expermentando algeria al
anunciaba la de
la baronesa de Gambia.
que baterfaa estan dispuestas por que OHM
pia mia!..
Una 4 cale, levant6 Il cabeza vo ls balarna
que le .decfa adds.
La sandd se dirigi6 paso haoia puente Eu-
ropa.
Diablol Mi querido serfa capaz de celos
supiese que noche. sPero d6nde estark mi
cunado?
Una extraha sospecha cauz6 por imaginaci6n.
Hoy mismo me ha asegurado 81 que mujer estaba
ucho meior que decselo doctor Grandie que
por cierto se negaba dio por dos
.Yeces Que esta, ,noohe ho iria Saint. Cloud
Esto e dio que nensar Gaston, que aguio dcendo:
amos ~ yer, ssporqu6 me habra engaaadoY SQue hay
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-05-06

1oe Bm1IoTEoA ella CORRESPONDENCE
En- 10 que pensaba yo haceros vista;
crefa que Gambia
OLYMPIA le interrump6 pesadumbre
-Sf; vino conmigo efeco pero para abandonarme
cuanto yo dorm.
-Iiene necesidad de Saint Cloud.
--Ay!....
LA enfermedad hace tales progresses.
Decian embargo, que desde haoe algunos das
mucho mejor la baronesa9-dijo OLYMPIA temblando
CASTOR encogo de hombros
Los que la rodean los que
Despues tono ndiferente 81 hubese
tratado de extraha, anad6:
La meiora sienten los enfermos de.
Sc detuvo noatrevendose concluir penamieno
gonzado de haber ovidado 10 debaA mismo
peabildad exterior hasta puno
hemana moribunda, ante la querda de cuado, par
ti6.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04
OUSTED The SPANISH.
Insurgents Take a BlOckhOuse In
the Province OF Havana.
SPANISH TROOPS CAPTURED.
The Blockhouss Destroyed by bombs
and = Number Of Soldiers killsd
and woundsd-Ths Piundsr
Carried Away by CubAn'.

New York, May "A special to the
Press from Key West. Fla says:
Havana adylces show that the lnsur-
gents are active IN that province Ia
pastra was attacked last week by a
force Of 900 insurgents and held for an
entire day the Spanish garrison IN one
blockhouse retiring completely while
tho other held their ground and did
not hre al the insurgents or disturb
them IN any way
The Cubans took possession Of tho
vacated blockhouse, looting u Of all
the arms and provisions they could
ind and then set Il on ERE. The other
blockh0use with garrison Of 800
troops 10 and around IL, kept quiet. no
offensive operations being attempted
by the Spanish officer ia command
The Cubans camped out within half
mile Of the Spanish force and plum
derod the stores Of the town without
opposition. Ia Belba was attacked by
q force from Rodhguez's force the hrst
Of the week and the Spanish garrison
driven out
There "a small earth fort there and
two blockhouses The Cubans attack
ed the earthworks early iu the morn
lux and carried them by a dashing
charge. the Spanish retreating into
their blockhouse al the other end OF
tho town. One Of these was attacked
by the Cubans and three bombs eHplod-
ed underneath 81 walls. SCATTERING II
badly and killing several Of It's in
mates The spaniards surrendered
and we're parolsd By the Cubans Some
airing took place between the insur-
gents and the other two blockhouses.
but no attack was made on them. the
Cubsns seemingly being content with
the victories they had gained
They entered the stores. took What
they pleased and loaded their plum
der on OK teams IN plain view OF the
Spanish forces The Spanish loss IL
said 10 have been about IS killed and
wounded. Word reached the palace
Saturday that a garrison Of 200 men at
a small town ia the southwestern por'
ton OF the province was deserted ia
the insurgents last week, carrying all
their arms and ammunition and q
| fold piece
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04
In Memory of Edward II.
Allen.

The subject of this sketch, who lie.
parted this life on the 3lst day of Jan.
uary, lsE at the residence VI his sister.
{ Mrs. NJ. l.. A. Spannl and who died
from the effect Of gun.hot wounds re-.
ceiyed Ia the town Of MilicAn ON the
2lsl OF January 1877, was the seventh
son u VIM. K. and T.. T.. Allen. aud
Was born near HIdalgo, Washington
county, Teya-, on the 10Th Of Dccem.
Der, 1864.
Ills father dying when he. obi.
youngest child va, six wear. old, left
him 10 The care Of the mother. who.
stricken with blindness, had never
looked on the fair face Il her blue.oyed
baby boy. The darling OF her heart, be-
vas tenderly reared by this afflicted
mother, than whom "a sNeetpr mother
never drew breath and by bis only
sister, Mrs. VI. J.. A. Sphnn.
Young Ed. Allen sprang from O. noble
stock, being the grandson Of Martin 3.
Lawrence, one of the early .eiters of
Texa-, aud also e veteran " the Mexi.
can war Geo. W Lawrence, uncle 4
thi. young man, Vas also veteran Il
the Mexican war, and confederate
soldier Gtore Lawrence, another un.
rlc. was a soldier with Hood. and will
live lin song and Org a. The hero Of
the Wilderness hsht, being the soldier
Who cried "L,e To- the rear aud Who
died on that bloody field.
ID Allen Vas a high spirited boy,
brave 90 fault How could hc have
been otherwise AMI he the scion u such
agraud race II people Generous, to
a degree Wild and thoushtcss be may
have been, yet be- surely deserved a
better fac We, h.s lifelong ineui-.
can only slrrlW Or the young hir thu.
cut short, AID We DO extend our .ympa-
thy to Die widow aud little ones. and
our hearts 20 ou, in love 20 that faith
fll sister She mu-i remember that
her boy i- mot lost, Ia, only son, be-.
fore Jou, VI. pNDENB.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04
SITUATION At ATHENS.
No Meditation A,kss bJ tAs creeks 81
the Powers Ia HsT wsE

the Powers lA hsr "S
Athens. May 2-The diplomatic sit
uatlon may be summed up a. follows
No request for meditation has been
or will be addressed by Greece to The
powers until the minister OF war and
marine report upon the state Of Greek
forces At Pharalos.
Powers have not offered meditation,
although they do not conceal the fact
that a request for Intervention viii 6e
highly acceptable TO them.
Minister Of Foreign Affairs ". skou'
loudls. says the military situation Il
greatly improved In both Epirus and
ThessAly and that victory OF tho
Greeks over the Turks at Velestino was
brilliant.
Ministers Of war aud marine hsyi
left Pharsalos for Athens after Ions
conference with Prince Constantine
and headquarters Of the stan
Adyioes from Arts says the chief Of
local authorities and about 100 innlbi.
tants OF that place have returned there.
A panic. however. still prevails at Aria.
All stores are closed 10 the direction
Of Filllapada flames are visible.
An armed Greek priest has been It.
tempting 10 restore the morale Of the
troops At Arta by preaching In pub
lle square a crusade against the TurkA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04

Chicago. May about 1900 plumb.
ers went on a strike this morning and
work on nearly every building In
course Of construction 10 at practical
s,andstll The main pslnt Of diner.
sncs 10 over the smploymsnt Of help
ers. the uaion insisting that net more
than one helper be employed In each
shop. During the day q doTsr master
plumbers representing about a hun
dred vorkmsn, signed the agreement.
II an attempt IL made TO hiro non-un
ion men to on the places OF the striE.
ere general strike Of all unions a..
nnatsd with the building trades uhiOn
may result
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04
H. a n. G. Time card.

Lemons Zoe per dozen at ia Halls.
Cbas Edge. dentist gryan Tex.
Can for "IIoney BoynatFdH Halls n
IL. NH. .,,, o. We sr,d.y
Gotote,y p,os r., your mating. #
=, w,,-,, ,.,.... 81.
n,,n, =,
ny 'no ''''''' D'A'"s '0''' -
Walter Wippreeht went to Galveston
suniay'
Don't fail to see Levy Bros 1877 vail
paper j"
j. Il. Whitaker Of Cuero spent sunday
J." D'' '"'
Newest designs IN wall paper AZ Le'y
20 '''' '.'' ~, - '''''' - wv
10 heie loi ''''' W '''A''''S'
, ,'' ,,, 80, 49,,
.rb.,.,.,,,,.1 o., Mail,
,, q,
l.n,ss n.ll,- a. him mo-
Dallas iia"Alns was over 'h Nal''
son'iile ye''e'u"!'
ltisa fact that the Quincy Relriger'
alor Is the best, al Levy Bros. 49,
The school board will meet Friday "a
elect teachers Tor the ensuing year
v, ...,.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04
Prof II J. rn,ncy will be in Bryan

Prof u puincy will be- In Bryan
In a few days Co tune pianos. lB
Bryan defeated College 10 the hall
game saturday afternoon An incident
not doan on the program was a dir.
Guilty between two negrucs, In which
Walter Rafr was stabbed In he ,houl.
der bui not seriously hurt. A negro
named Glover b. charged With the cary.
ing
House Tor r,nt Apply to V. d. IIud.
10 1870
Steve Reed AID Ro,s Montgomery
have been up from Houston the past two
days visiting friends and relatives.
Delicious biscuits, cakes, 4 care made
with The Perfect Baking Pow der. n
Mr. ". \ Cammack. merchant q
Iulnrh, Madison county. was here ye,.
terday accompanied by Mr.. Tom Ticket
who came here by previous arrange
msnt 10 meet aud marry Miss Emma
Foreman Of Milan county. The young
lady was equally pvmptin carrying ont
her part Of the clntrsct aud put In an
appearance At the proper time. Ac.
coriiufly the happy couple were made
man aud wife ye'terday morning by
Justice Gloss, aud departed for the
groom home.
J. q. Wilson len yesterday for Die
home In Marion, Kan, after spending
few days most Pleasantly with the
family ~ his uncle, Dr, W " Wilson.
/ Gov. Hubbard will lecture at COLLEGE
Friday uieht Subject, "The South,
I Present, Past aud Future"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04
DENOUNCED NE WOMEN
A Hlsdso Causes Almost = Riot A' q
Woasas toagTsss


San Francisco. May "A Hindoo.
calling himself Brahmscharin Bobhab-
ishsAu. nearly created riot at tho
nestlnE Of the Vomsn's congress by
dsnouneing the women OF the west a.
ssvaEss and declaring that he had
been insulted.
The women's gathering had been IN
session here all last week and attended
By women from all over the state. The
Branmaehsrin Bobhsbitkshu has been
a picturesque hgure. always atiired IN
a lowing gown Of silk and wearing
a huge turban The women have mao p
much OF the man from India. who has
posed az an example Of humility ana
Eenusness and sunday night be was
invited To speak on the subject OF re-
llEion a. synonym Of education. In
stead ne stepped forward and In un-
qualified language attacked the CON
Rress. It's motives and the honesty Of
its speakers After several attempts
10 be further heard be STROBE. With
what he called bravery and heroism
from the scene
lie announced that be had been 10
suited. because. a. he averred on
Thursday evening bis hoVins silken
robes had been pulled BY one OF thu
ladies while he was talking pulled, he
said. TO insult him because he was
telling the truth In opposition 10 Tho
horrible and foolish doctrine Of her
edlty"
Bobhabhiskshu attacked women IN
general lie called them dishonest
and said
The women Of the west are sayages
Will you tell me what 10 the difference
between the Indian who puts We.
feathers In his hands. and the woman
Who puts feathers and noWers In bel
hats"
lie then commenced a personal at
tack on Mrs Gardener. but bis voice
was drowned by the storm Of shout
and Kisses from the audience wher
nnally quiet vas restored the Hindo'
exclaimed Il will 60 like hero.
will be brave"
He gathered his silken robes ahou
him and strobe from the stage Sur
rounded by bis friends he was escorie'
10 the furnace room and LEI out int
the srteet through the coal holes.
The ladies Of the congress deny tha
the East Indian had been insulted AMI
said they had heard nothing about
until he commenced bis attack
The Hindoo came 10 be the guest q
the congress through an inquiry a. N
ibeosophlehl headquarters Tor Mrs. An
ME Bssant Who was expected In hi
city. As she would not reach here 0
time the Brahmacharin was recon
msnded. A. he vas IN los Angeles
the congress got him transportatio
and while not paying FOR bis addresss
they we're payins his expenses while b
vas In the city
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04
VOLUNTEERS mUTlNoUs.
Goysra inert Not Gi,ng Them supplies
N,criity 90 tue rsnAnis

Govsra inert not Gi, ng Them supplies
N,crnlty 20 the rsnania
New York May "A dispatch to the
Journal from Havana says
Two insurgent captains Rafael Men.
dols. socarros aud Ricardo vsrrona
Valdez. who Voluntarily surrendered a
fortnight ago Ia pinar del Rio and
we're liberated under Captain General
weylor's amnesty decree. have been
arrested They are to be- dcported In
chains 90 Ccuta Tor indefinite conhne-
meut
Adylccs from sancu Spiritus report
that the Spanish volunteers In the
gsrrlsons there are becoming pQtlp-
Gus. owing 20 the governments tsuufe
10 provide adequate commissary sup
plies
From thirty to forty are dsssrtinI
daily
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04

Cincinnati. May Another sepsa'
ton 10 onclal circles vas created hsr.
by he revelation that John c. whet'
stone. secretary Of the watsrvorks and
Albert ?. EnsliAs. one Of the receivers
are short IN their GcsouRU lnvei,i'
Estlon IL In proIres iron which Il &.
said Il already appears tia, whs,
stones shortage will reach $500
The amount OF Enslins's dshelt doe
not appear Ehsllns has been receiver
slI years BOtA men hitherto had ID,
full confidence OF the public
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04

New Castle. Pa. May Upon lppll.
cation Of Crotch. Limestone 4 Co,
JudGs Wallace appointed Edwin n.
Oil and william Rels OF this city 70.
eslysrs OF the big Atlantic Iron and
Steel company, Which owns The Atlan.
tie furnace and rolling mill oi this
city. a. we'll having lsesed the work,
In Sharon lad 0reenyilla The court
granted the receivers perm salon to
operate the plants aud shut down Is
act probable.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04
c.nr.r..s. WIN I..s,,..,.

Gambia. May 3.-Ths adnirala com
handing fleets Of foreign powers In
Cretan waters. had a conference Sun.
day with the lnsurEent leaders at Pa.
leokastro The Cretans we're promised
complete autonomy. including the con-
dltion that the nomination OF their rul-
srs should be subject TO ratification by
tho Crstan assembly lnsurgent lead.
ers. however cut the discussion short
ADD reiterated and their motto remain.
ed. Annexation to Greece or death"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04

a meeting u members uf the Chris
tIan church was held lu Judge FOrl's
office sunday afternoon 90 make ar.
rang,meuts Tor the revival meeting O.
bc begun ueyt Thursday nightly E,ar.
gei-t Bowen OF Enni. Taylor Bros.
hegaU erecting a large tabernacle yes.
icrday Boo the middle OF the plaza b,-
yond the depot in which 90 hold the
meeting Rev Mr. Bowen viii be a..
companicd by hi wife an a gospel .iu.
g'r with two organs. Tie prospects a.
a great revival are most favorable. ~.
eybody {. invited o. attend Oh, seryic.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04

The clerk Of Franklin camp, Wood.
men Of the World, has written the
clerk Of the Bryan camp as follows
at a regular meeting Of our camp 1t
was decided that We have a picnic at
Lake station on Fhdry, Nay Z, and
your camp Is respectfully invited 10
participate. We especially request
that each chopper wear the badge Of
our order. A round trip rate Of SOC has
been secured on the railroad from your
city to Lake for the OCCASION Its
understood that Franklin. Calvert,
il,arne, Bryan and the intermediate
country will participate largely in the
pi mic, which will no doubt be q grand
success.
The Medical Board Of Examiners Of
2iih judicial district will meet in
ComefJn the 18th Of May, All per-
sons praciIcing medicine on temporary
certificates should be present.
d. PsEEGn, VI. d.
II. W. CrNNINCs, VI. D. Precedence
Wit Secretary.
Will Perry, a negro, was lodged in jail
here Sunday, charged with the murder
Of his brother, George Perry, on Judge
Ilenderson's place In the bottom. The
shooting, II appears from the report,
Was done last Thursday aud George
Perry died Saturday night
sheriff +. VI. Black Of jacksonville,
arrived here from Groesbeeck yesterday
afternoon with J. T. Blagg and Robert
Lysle. two white men wanted IN Madi.
son county.
W. = Saunders went 10 Austin Sun
day to 20 before the railway commission
and eudeayor 10 secure more fayorabl,
freight rates Tor Bryan.
Milton Nall, Dick Jones, Steve Reed
Ross Montgomery and Pink White left
yesterday for hunt on the Nayasota
river.
Buy q cypress cisteln of Otto Boehm,
and prepare for summer with good
supply Of pure water Holm
Dr. P NJ Raysor will leave for Chica.
70 today TO attend a special coure Of
lectures.
Have you tried "Baldy" on the front
chair at Aliens Try us and you wi
come again. 1872
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton ColloNay ofNay.
asola visited Mr.. and Mr.. ]. r. Park
Sunday.
sheriff ,. NJ. Black Of Madison coun.
| ~, was here sunday and went up a.,
road.
Choice Butter for Sae-See Mel
Bearl, residence near Presbyterian
church. lUglm
Purchasing la quantities direct from
factory We sell Perfect" Baking Pow.
der a. loae.t prices.
Saunders a johnson,
Iubcr * Mcn1ugalI.
VISIT R.M. Wilson,
. "a l22 lm 2tW. Cole Bros.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04
Hnisd By rrsia

Clcburns, Ter. May - A. psssn.
ger train No came down the grade
Sunday just north Of the section house.
an OLD gentleman by the name Of Nv.
ans. and bic little grtndchnd wero
walking zlons the track
AZ the train nsared them the little
child ran NJ on the track IN front of
the engine The old gentleman. see.
ing the danger, ran after Il. but Just
~ he picked II up the engine struck
him. crushing his boty into ar unrec-
9ehiIAbls MACS The child was
tkpeksd out Of his arms srs escaped
uhhurt
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04

The next anuua. meeting of ihc stock.
holder. Of the Bryan Cotton on mil
will be held a. the Office of the Mer.
chants q Planters National bank Al 3
p m., the thIrd Tuesday in MAY, May
lsthI A full attendance is requested
90 transact Boa ines. of Importance.
Ap McConu.co.
o. secretary.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04

London. May a dispatch from
Athens announces that Edham PAsha
has sent an oficer With a hAg Of truce
to the Greek headquarters asking for
an armlstice Of Eve days
Another dispatch from Athens says
Il Is again reported that Bulgarian ir.
regulars to the number Of 200 men
have crossed the frontier IN Mhcodonia.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04

Kansas City. May About one
hundred delegates from all parts OF
the United States and Canada attended
the opening session here this morning
OF the annual convention OF the Inter.
national Association Of Maehinlsts OF
North America. The convention will
remain IN session during the week
and consider several important cues.
lions. In addition to the problem OF
enforcing the civil service rule In
ship building and navy yards Of the
country and an adjustment Of the ar.
isrorees between the typographical IN.
ION AID the mAeh,nistI. the gathering
will Try to solve the question Of piece
work.