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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-07

9aS Staatsoepartement in Waib:
instou 1T i'm Beiise mebrerer Goniular:
beri9te aus Deuti3lanb, mel9e inte:
ref1ante Daten iiber bic beuti@e GIben:
suders8 s8robuttion entbalten. General:
coniul Maion in Trantfurt am Weain
beri9tet, baB bas neue 3uderpramien:
@eiee pom Mai uorisen Sabres cine
Musbebnuns bes &abenbaues CUR Golse
sebabt babe. Mus fa@mdnnii4en Stas
tiititern scbt beruor, bab in bieiem
grabiabr ,o62, eos Morsen nit 3uders
riiben bepfaust wurben sesen 1850. ls4
in 1896 uno 93o,749 Morsen III 1895.
gon uoltsmirtbi9aftli@en Mutoritdten
meroe oieie @ermebruus oer 3uderpros
button als bebentli9 au9eieben, ba bic
@renie bes QSeltconiuns errei4t lei,
unb eine .ueitere 3unabme Der Probuts
tion ben Marttpreis bes 3uders oriiden
miiile. 9auptia@ti@ bat ber 5tiibenbau
in SitpreuBen, Pommern uno Medlens
burg su9enommen. Sn anberen 9anoern,
namentli4 Oei iterreid llngarn, iomie
AUDI in 9ollano, 8elsisn uno S6weoen
bat Der Nibenbau absenommen, oa an>
seii9ts ber nieoeren 3uderpreiie unb in
@rmanseluns itimulirenber Pramien
Der Profit ni9t 10 uerlodeno mar. Se>
iterrei@s 3uderriibensMreal bat ii@ pom
s5s, 1926 Morsen auf 74s, $50, alio fait
UNI ITO, 900 Morsen uerrin9ert. Die
beuti9en 3uderproou3eaten, idreibt
Goniul Maiou, iinb iibrisens ibren
0iterrei@ii@en uub fran50lii@en Cons
currenten iniofern iiberlesen als 1ie i'm
Stanoe linb, inf nfolse Der Nnmenoun9
fortsei@rittener miileni9aftli@er Me>
tboben @emi@tstbeil 3uder aus 1926
@etui@tstbeilen 0tiben berSulteQen,
,pdbreno ). 9. bas 9elte in Trantrei4
er;ielte &eiultat l gu sos lit. -
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-07
3otal.Na6rt6tett.

- Die minneapolis Eribune", ei:
nes Der beitcn tdsli4eu ensliideu Sci:
tunsen in ben 3wiuin9sitdbten. bat nit
semobntem unternebmunssseiit fir uus
Qebrer i'm Noromeiteu eineu Wettbsmerb
ausgei9rieben. IS banbelt iib oarum,
aus ben gudiabeu Der @orte Gbe
Eribune" moslidit uiele anbere Wsrter
suiammensuieeen. Tiersis Grciie. sus
iammen minbcitens $1,000 mertb, iinb
fit bic @eminner ausgeiett. Inter ben
preijen lino beionoers ertpdbnensmertb
swei &unbfabrttidets sur Nationalaus>
iteQuns in geaibuiue, Eeuu., nebit $40
Baarse!o fir 9otelfoiten. llebrisens
barf ieber. au9 obne 9ebrer ;u iein. an
oieiem @ettbewerbe tbeilnebmen. Man
idreibe oeBbalb an bas 9enannte Blatt.
Der @ettbewerb i@liebt am 90. Suli.
- Yrof. 6ids aber oas Better i'm
Suli: @it oem Nnfans oes Monats
Suli ,uerben ii9 bic Stiirme Don Der ats
lantii9sn &iiite uer3ieben, .uno bleibt
baun l@0nes @etter nit milberer Eems
peratur iiber bas sanSe 2ano Bis unses
fdbr gum 8. um bieie 3eit erbeben ii4
Sturmbewesun9en inn Beiten, ,uel@e
bewirten, oaB ;wii i9en oem 8. uno 6.
Stiirme oltwdrts sieben. Der Baros
meter wiro lteisen uno bic Winoe tueroen
lid na3 Beiten anoern, oarna3 Stiirme
bis unsefdbr ben 8. uno 10. Damn
iebr warmes Wetter NIT fallenoem Baz
unb Mnoeutun9en fit itarfe
Stiirme. gom IA. bis II. lit cine re>
9elmaBise Sturmperiobe, mdbreno wels
der bic Iteisenoe Eenperatur anbolten
wiro, uno utele itiirmil4e WinoitoBe
weroen in ueri@ieoenen @esenoen ber:
einbre9en, ,pel@e mebr 3erit0runseu als
&esen brinsen ,ueroen. Dailelbe gilt
fir ben 2l. unb %. uno au9renienoe
Daten. Vom 26. bis 3um 80. erwarte
man sroBe Site mel@e an uno um ben
20. IN uielen 9uftit0ruu9en, Donner uno
&esen enoet. D,e beiBeiten Gage iino
wdbrenb Der Sturmperiooen. bic tiibliten
5mii9en oenIelben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-07
etaotratbs {. 8erbanoI,t,t8e 8en .

,yn ber seitern Mbsno absebaltenen
reselmdBisen Staotratbslituns muroeu
bic folsenoen @ei@afte uon aqsemeiuem
Snterc0e erlebist:
Gin @eiu6 BON Sobn StSdert fir
bas Snltanoleeen Der l6. Glib itraBe in
BET Ndbe ieiner BridDaro murbe CUR
l1nteriuduns unb Beri@teritattuns an
bas StraBsn>@ omite uerluielen.
Ser @troBen>@ @ommii1dr erbielt ben
Nuftras bic Briiden unb N63usstandle
an ben Rreusunsen pon @aroens uno
Genter> unb an @arben> uno 5. Noro>
itraBe in Stanb gu ieten.
@ine Betition fir oos @raoiren uon
8. Sab0raBe 3wiiden MinneiotaitraBe
unb benz Desere9t Der Minneapolis
Stem ulm & @outbweitern @iienbabn
murbe perleien uno oaraufbin bei@lonen
bas @eiu9 gu seuebmisen unb bas
StraBensgomite nit Der Wusfiibruns
Der Qlrbeit gu betrauen. ID
Cine petition fit bas @rabiren unb
Waierr0brenlesen an Waibin9tons
StraBe, 3wiiden l. uno 6. ytoro, iopie
eine i9riftli@e ginwenouna baseaen
uuroen uerleien uno uorldufis auf ben
Eii@ 9elest.
Oie Monatsberi9te Der itdbtii4en
Beamten .purbeu perleien, an9enommen
unb 3l ben Wtten qeleQt.
Musuit Dieb erbielt @rlanbnib gum
Bauen.
Das Yesen zines TuB breiten Seis
tenme9es um ben Gourtbaus square
,uurbe an9eoronet.
Mad @eipredun9 ionitiser itdotii3er
Mnseleaenbeiten unb Der Mnnabme BON
@e@nunsen int getrase uou 81, 36o.l7
erfolste Verta9ung.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-07
ed),,tt ttcocs0et@dtt.

Die llutcr;ei9uete,' nader, bicrmit betannt,
b1B iie bas iriiber pou Sobu Siebeubrunner
9efiibrte S9miebeseiddit OIL ber Gde
non @enter l,ub Miuneioto Strabe,
ieet inter benz Tirnaname,. Siebenbrurner
& gSilburs 9emeinI9aftli@ betreiben. Nue
S9miebearbeiten merben ouf bas Beite be-
{orst unb benz Bei9la9eu uon Yferben pirb
ea,l0 beionoere @ufmertiamfeit 9el@entt.
E Sobn eiebeabraanes,
DauI 0tIbusa.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-07
StaatSn a6rt@tett-

5 Die Mnitrensunsen sewi0er 8ar<
ger aus &anoipobi, ben Bau bes neuen
@apitols in ct. saul gu uerbinoern.
iinb bur9 cine Gnti@eibun9 bes
StaatszOberseri@ts fir INNER beieitist
morben. Das @eri@t bat ndmli& bic
betrefieube ginbaltstlase in aqen Punts
ten obsewieien.
s SIM Memorial Some in ct. 2ouis
1T lette @o@e 6enrp 9unt @nellins,
na@ uel@em bas, CUR 3eit Der @rri&=
tuus nod int Snbianersebiet seleseue
Sort SneQius benaunt murbe, i'm boben
Mlter pon 80 Sabren seitorben.
S @barles @. 3i9au, Der ebemalise
6ilfs>3ablclert ber vNotional @erman
Mmerican 8aut" in ct. Saul, mel@er
fi@ wesen Gntwenbuns uon $13, 600
8antseloern in Qaft befanb, ertldrte
ii@ ber Mntlase idulois uno muroe pom
&i@ter gu a@t Sabren 3u@tbaus uerurs
tbeilt. Mm Treitas 'purbe er pom
Sberitt @asuer uon @amiep @ountp
binter bic Wtauern pon StiQmater ab>
seliefert unb erbielt bic Summer $50.
@m barauf folsenbeu Gage wurbe er in
bic Binbeidnurfabrit an bic Mrbeit se>
feut.
s DULUTH unb l1,nsesenb wurben
letten Samitas Mtorsen uon einem
ueroerbli9en @oltenbru@ beimseiu@t.
Sunerbalb weniser Stunoen fielen 400
3ou Woiier, wobur@ bic !5traBen BET
@tabt in reiBenbe &tr6me uno in pier
bis TuB tiefe Seen uer,panoelt wuroen.
@roBe Streden 9ol3>Seiteuwe9e 1uur>
ben pom @ailer III bic @0be 9eboben
unb in bic Bap uno ben @uperior>5ee
9ei9men1mt. Mu9 in a,,beren Tbetlen
bes Staates ri@teteu i@were &esensiiie
uno itarte Winbe bebeuteuoeu @@aoen
an. Sn CAREER County nabm ber
@turm bic @eitalt zines @pclons an
1nb 3erit0rte 10 5iemli@ IQes, mas in
leiner 8abu lag. "
S George Muen, @ebi!fs>Sberiff BON
@aniep gountp, bat letten Treitas BEL
@olemanns Gate Selbita,oro besanseu,
inbem ct f9 cine 9teuoluertu9el in bic
re9te Sdldfe iaste. l1nslidli@es Ta>
milienleben uno Tinan3uerlesenbeiten
perben ais Motiue ;ur Tbat ansesebeu.
s Die National Gonuention ber
vGlts" murbe om Dienita9 in Minne:
apolis erSffnet. ..
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-07

Sic Sobamai1er>S Sa,ion lit nuns
n,ebr in uoQem @anse, uno mer etpas
@utes in bieler Be3iebuns baben mill.
ber sebe gu 8. @ibner. b
6lie9enoedeu, 9tete, @@oBbeden
LAP Robes), S@meiBtiileu Sweat
Pads), peiti&en, iomie &ummets unb
lei9te uno i@uere ,4;ferbesei&irre uiw.
uiu. t0nnen uirseuos in sr0Berer Aus>
tuabt 9eiunoeu ooer gu mdBiseren Prei>
fen 9etauft mer6en ais bel Toriter
Bros. Mu9 aQerlei &eparaturen
weroen prompt unb biQi9 beiorst. b
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-07
5 Qeeten Treitas ~obnten bic llebers
lebenben hes eriten Minneiotaer &eai=

) Qetten Treita9 uobnten bic uebers
lebenben bes erfeu Minneiotaer &esis
ments. @ouuerneur Glousb nebit Stab,
einise einselabene @dite, oaruuter Mas
por Doran pon ct. Saul, bic Minne>
iotaer GonsreBs Delegation uno eiue na@
Eauienben sdblenoe Meui@enmense Der
gntbiQuns bes Minueiotaer Dentmals
auf benz @ettYsburser S@ladtfelbe BEL.
Ser @rtrasus, 'uelder bic Minneiotaer
nod benz 0latioualpart bra@te, traf
Donueritas Rittas bort elm. Die ge:
teranen wuroen bel ibrer 9tntunft BON
Senator Dauis unb ben @onsrebsM sMbses
oroneteu Steueus, Mc@learp, Gbbp,
Ea'unep unb Tlei@er, lomie uon Capt.
Cattle unb Trau 8. .. Ebat@er aus
@aibinston besriiBt. @ouuerneur
Slough, isiu Stab uno cine 3abl bsr
0eteranen itiesen int eagle t6otel ab,
bic l1ebriseu bebielteu Guartier in ben
PuamansWaseu, nit oenen iie setomz
men. g2a9 einsenommenem Mable
murbe bas S9ladtielo belidtist unb
man9e alte grinnerui,s aufsefriidt.
Subrer ma9ten bic Grcurfoniiten auf
aQe bic biitorii9en puntte aufncrtiam
uno gar uiele ber Minneiotaer Seloen
erinnerten iid Der giuSelbeiten Der orei>
tdsisen m0rberii@en S@la@t, ais ob
bieie erit Dor einisen Gasen sei@lasen
woroen lei. 8m. Goluiue uon Dulutb,
ber bic Minneiotaer bamals fibrte, mar
ber Some bes Cages. Mapur Doran
fano smei 9eioensseidbrten, bte nit ibm
bic S@reduii1e i'm 2ibbD @efansniB
bur9lebten, q. 6. Mc@ratb unb 8.
so. @lter uon @bambersburs, bic er felt
iener 3eit ni@t mebr seieben,, unb
taui@te Grinnerunsen nit lbnen aus.
Nm Samitos Morsen UNI balb 3ebn
ubr besannen bic GntbuQunss : Geier>
li@teiten, Bel benen @i@ter 0odren als
@eremonienmeiiter funsirte. Or. Mcz
Rntsbt ipra@ oas @r0ffnunsssebet,
worauf @ouuerneur @lousb bas Dent>
NAL nit eutipre@enoer )tebe Der Natio>
nal>YartsBebOrbe ibersab. Oberit s.
.. Cope pom 8unbes> >Snsenieurcorps
nabm baiielbe entseseu, prizes es als elm
MeiFermert ber 8ilobauertunit unb
3oQte slei@3eitis ben Miuneiotoer Sell
ben 1parmber3isen Eribut. Die @et>
tpsburser &apeue ipielte Johann ~ Usp
Country 'tis Of tbee" uno al1e Mnweiens
ben iauseu beseiitert nit, 10 gut ooer
i9le4t iie es eben tonnten. Geben
muroeu ferner sebalten uon &i@ter 2o&s
rem, Senator Dauis (oem ei9entli@en
Teitreoner bes Eases), Oberit @oluille,
benz cine sroBartise Ouation bereitet
murbe, Maior Mc@innis uno ben oben
senaunten gonsreB> Nbseoroneten. Nm
Na@mittas fubr Der @pe5ial3us Der
Minneiotaer na@ 8aibinston, .. g.,
M E
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-07

Sn @ermanto town, bel pbila:
belpbia, 1T uorise Wo@e @briitian &ob
an einem !berslsiben 9eitorben. Nm l..
Suli 1874 purbe bemielben betanntli9
lein jabriser Sobn @barles beimlt@
entfabrt, ber unslidl,@e @ater bat ME
bic Nadfori@uusen mad ieinem &inbe
auf9e9eben uno Elm 9roBes @erm0sea
barauf permenoet, aber ME mebr cine
@pur sefunoen. Ser GaQ erre9te ieiner
3eit Mufieben in ber san3en @elt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-07
@ert11ut1tn
2ebcnsuerii4 @eieQi@aft.
(0e0rImoet 1909
DIVIDEND TONTINE POLICY

Der @ert,tanta iit
eiufa4 im ber Torm. 9iberol 9ebalten.
2ei6t besreihi9 l.nb prattiid). Se' ber Nb=
rednllns tets s,luorfommerb. Simmer ii9er,
bab bic, Dem geueii3ianteu 5ufomnenoen
Northeile. ,porum es ii9 bel elmer gebeMspsrz
li9erunss= @eleuidoft ia bauptla9ttd) ban=
belt, pronlpte gea9tur9 finbet.
s(uf eiue 0teibe pon Sabrel,, ,uerocu bic
burdidnittliden jdbrliden geitrass III Der
uG'ermania" bebeuterb uieori9er fomn1en,
ais ,pie III bcn Jog. rbillisen" @eleai@atte'.
Oies t0,,nen mir faftii6 1T unlerer ei9enen
Witte be,peiien: Va 1T ). 9. 4uSuit Suens
le, s. $. Bajeu, Grnit Sranot uno Inoere,
,pelGe ieit rs bis 80 Sabren 9olicem i, Der
u@ermania" il,nebabe1. Ser our9l6n!tts
lide jabrtibe geitras auf 81 900 par!lrte
,milben $40 unb S15 gidbere gusfunit err
fbeilen s. .. Mills, @pecial aseut, ODER
Dm. pfdnoer,
2ocalzssent
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-07
Grcartt . ttS : Tabrpreite

na4 minneapolis iiber bic Wtinneapolis
& ct. Xouis Yabn am s., g., T., uno
s. Suli, siiltis bis gum 10. Suli fur
bic &iidre,le. Nabere Mustunft ers
tbeilt Sobn @yc3ef,
II Stations>M9ent.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-07
8ter<8rQ1tcret
Jacob Bender,

sSew lllm, Wt"".
Dnr@ porsenomn,ene 8erbenerungen bin
id 1T ben @tanb gelctt, ale metne sSreulloe
,1nb @Snner nit einen1 aus9e;et9neten gter
au bebienen BEL benz &e9, ooer iu Tlal9eu
Dem felt fllr;em eiu9eri@teteM Vlal9enbiert=
Departemeut ,uirb beionoere Iutmertlamtelt
8el9entt. 6laidenbter miro &iitenpeile oen
Ennber 1T BET Stabt ebeni 10 ,pie &eSbter tret
iI,s 8aus 9eliefert.
III. Jacob Bender,
uabe Dem glenbabnbepot.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-18
College Notes.

Everything IL quiet on the campus
since commencement, and many have
already left to spend the heated term.
Gov. Ross, W. c. Boyett, ]. II.
Suber and Prof Lewis have gone on a
big camp hunt
Miss Bessie Ross left last night Tor
Houston and will 90 TO Nashville a. a
maid Of honor 10 Miss Tina Cleveland,
state sponsor OF the Texas division,
u. c.. V.
Percy Bittle will leave today TO take
charge Of the railway freight Office az
Manor.
Mrs. NJ. Francis has gone on a visit
h her former home Ia Ohio.
W. D. Clayton left last night for In,
Missouri experiment station with four
teen head OF dipped cattle TO continue
experiments with Texas fever.
Proi. whitlock and wife have gone to
spend the summer In Michigan.
Prof Hutson and family will leave
Sunday for Galveston.
Miss Mamie philpot returned to
Laredo, afler a pleasant Witt TO her
father and brother.
The college people are becoming en-
thusiastie over the bicycle course to
Bryan, aud several have already bought
wheels. Prof Smith and Mr. Carson
have completed about three miles Of
the track.
Lieut., Bartlett aud family have gone
10 spend the summer in Maine.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-18
Royalty Entertained.

The Bryan Knights Of Pythias who
went down 10 Navasota returned yeslei-
day morning singing the praises Of
their entertainers. The Bryan delega.
ton was met at the train aud escorted
TO a hotel Wednesday a grand barbe.
cue was rendered the visitors two miles
from town and at night banquet was
given In their honor Ia the city Every.
thing was done TO add 10 the comfor,
and pleasure Of the visiting knights,
who will long remember their outing
With feelings Of pride aud pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. h. Knox entertained
a merry party Of little folks last night
In compliment o. Miss Morne McClin-
took Of Waco. Dancing and dainty re-
ireshments were enjoyed,
Rev, q. T.. Clothier returned from
Chapel lliIl and Galveston yes ,erday.
At the former place he preached the
commencement sermon at the College
located them. lie was detained IN
Galveston and had successful opera
ton performed upon his right ear.
NJ. D. Cole has been sick the pa,
two days,
L0ST-At College commencement. a
gold bangle, on chain and pins, size OF
ten dollar gold piece, monogram M. S. "
on face and april "a, 'a5," on back.
Finder will please return TO Eagle Office
and receive reward.
Don't wait till midsummer 10 make
your tomatoe catsups and preserves
when the weather will be hotter and
the tomatoes small and seedy. can
sell YOU the finest 81 tomatoes now a.
cheap by the bushel as you can ge
them any time. Respectfully.
Phone 1874. McDul simpson.
ITQ
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-18
MiStrot Bros. 3 60.
Opera House Tonight.

The grand siereopiican reproduction
Of the Waco Carnival Queen Pageant
will be given at the opera house tonight,
In connection with scenes from Mexico
and lecture by Prof Foster on the
land Of the Moniezumas. The Waco
Telephone says:
''The carnival scenes we're depicted
upon the canvas In a most interesting
aud successful manner, and delighted
the audience. They were faithful In
every feature and recalled the grand
pageant wildly 10 the mind OF every
person in the audience. The entertain
ment and lecture possess all the feat
ufes necessary 10 interest aud please
and TO make them successful. To the
Queen towns the Telephone would say,
Don't mics the most popular enter.
tainment In Texas this year. >"
Admission % and 30 cents. The
proceeds Of the entertainment viii be
used In paying the expenses Of IN,
queens on their tour 10 Mexico. LEI
everybody attend the entertainment
tonight and witness the carnival from
an opera chair.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-18

Alta meeting held Saturday afternoon
the following were elected officers Of the
Bryan cotton oil mill company for the
ensuing year: ]. N. Cole, president ;
]. o. Chance, vice. president aud treas.
urer; A. d. McConnico, secretary.
These with j. W. English and J. p.
Burrough constitute the directors.
This item is republished for correction,
having been erroneous In regard TO the
Office Of treasurer as published on Tues.
day.
Tie Cycle Hospital Is turning out new
wheels Ike hot cakes. Following are
some OF the recent purchasers; DR..
Hall ., ]. L. Alderman, Prof. Philpoti,
DR.. Niveth, +. b. LomaX, John b.
Hines, b. Sbisa, Capt. S. NJ. Derden,
g. A. Glenn, Mrs. Blanche COLLEEN, John
Ettle. Harry Marwilski. Bryan, at this
rate. will soon lead a. bicycle town,
a. she does in everything else.
II YOU have any talk 10 give up about
the Stone city railroad, let it be in the
interest Of The enterprise. DOn'ttry o.
throw cold water on an effort that will
benefit each indiyual In the community
whether he helps TO secure Il or sits on
the shiny bosom Of his pantaloons and
fans the flies Of while his neighbors
are az work.
Judge Doremus says he will prepare
a charter free Of charge and render any
other service possible, legal or other
wise, towards securing a railroad 10
Stone city.
Furniture at reasonable piices-You
know what we mean-Come 10 see us
james & Castles. l72
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-18
TEXAS fsEGISLATURE.
House Places a Tax of One Thou
sand Dollars on Cigarettes.
MAY BRING ANOTHER VETO.
Some Predict the Governor WIN Never
sign the Rlu-ssnats CoTreets an
Error In ths Zee Bili. which
Had Already Bssn signed.
lay BRING ANOTHER VETO.

Austin, June Discussion In the
house took a peculiar turn yesterday.
II was during the tendency OF the occu-
patton tax bill, and after the body had
adopted the Ayers proposition to tax
sellers OF cigarettes $1,000 per annum.
The tax on social clubs Fixed by the
bin was under hre. the pending quos-
ton being an amendment by Mr.. VOL
ters striking Il out
Mr. Bumpass resisted the amend
ment. arguing that some people ought
not 70 be permitted TO enjoy Injuries
which others could not afford To use
his own language. he wanted TO put all
people on an equality In regard to The
wine they drank"
The amendment striking ont tax on
social clubs prevailed by an over
whelmlng majority.
Members are predicting that the en-
grating Of the Ayers cigarette propo-
sltlon and some other provisions In the
bill. will force the executive 10 veto L..
Advocates Of the $1,000 tax on cigarettes
did not hesitate TO state on the door
that what they wanted IN that In
stance was a prohlbltory tax. and that
they we're not supporting the PROPOSE
ton In anticipation Of raising revenue
Tor the state Opponents held that Il
was an lniractlon Of the personal liber-
~ OF the citizen and that this one prop
osItIon would impair the constitution
allty OF the bill for the reason that II
levied a double and extremely exorbi-
tant tax.
The house devoted the afternoon TO a
discussion OF the fellow servants bill
and was a little more quiet and orderly
than In the forenoon. Members on
both sides Of the proposition we're Civ
en- respectful hearing In eoniradistlrc'
ton to the proceedings OF the pas, TIVE
or three sessions
The senate passed a Zee bill correct
Ing an alleged error In the measur,
now In the hands OF the governor. 4
seems that the latter bill. by error OF
otherwise. allows sherlfis a maximum
salary OF $500 and "one-fourth OF IN,
fees" whereas Il was the intention 4
allow them $500 and one-fourth Of IN
excess OF such fees. The senate bll
passed amends the bin sent TO the gov
ernor by inserting the word excess.
and nov comes TO the house Mean
time the governor signed the defective
measure sent to him.
Austin. June i7.-The commltie,
from the house appointed 10 Invest
gate the heretlcal charges against thl
university. has investigated the insti
tuition aud Il Is said will report that IN
charges we're not founded on fact. tina
the Institution Ia properly run an,
everything out there In excellent shape
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-18
The Fire.

The residence occupied by Mr..
Ben Wilson, and its contents, we're
burned last night At s o'clock. The
family was Al supper and the fire broke
out In the front part OF the house. Mr..
Wilson told the reporter he had no idea
how II occurred, but when he ran 20
the room aud opened the door tho
flames flashed up and singed his mus.
tache and hair. The whole house was
enveloped In flames in an instant and
burned like finder. some outhouses
were also burned, but the crib and con-
tents were saved. The fire boys reacl-
ell the scene in time 10 protect other
residences, one Of which TO the north
caught on the roof but was extinguish-
ed. An immense crowd was attracted
by the fire, which 10 the fret We have
had for many months. The loss ID
estimated at about $500, with $3.50 in
surance on furniture. The residence
belonged TO II. Kernole and was also
insured.
Tom Franklin had his dngers badly
mashed AZ the fire.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-18

Austin. June i7.-tspeclan-The
house this morning passed the senate's
fellow servants bill and also adopted
the report Of the free conference COM
mittee on the general appropriation
bill. which puts the bill into effect,
provided the governor approves Il, in
asmuch az the senate has already acted
tayorably on the report The bill pro-
hiblting the gate systems on Texas
roads was engrossed
The senate spent the entire morn
ing on the house subpoena bill without
fnal action.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-18
More Railroad News.

The Eagle reporter had a conversation
yesterday with one Of the promoters Of
the proposed line Of railroad 10 be built
BY the BraEos bottom planters on the
other size OF the river. This line was
projected some time since and much OIL
the preliminary work was accomplished
at the time. Our informant stated that
he " as most enthusiastically In favor Of
Bryan building the proposed line to
Stone City and that he was willing ~
help Ia the enterprise. lie further said
that the planters would build their road
next year, at which time they would
have a. many rs 250 convtcts at the var.
ious farms along the line 10 do the work
The bottom rod, as projected Will be
20 l-2 miles long and extend from the
lower bottom up 70 point about oppo'
site Stone City. The gentleman further
said that IL would be an easy matter tu
10 connect the two roads by bridging th,
Brazos, and then Bryan would be in g
position 20 get the trade and cotton on
both sides Of the river, besides estab-
fishing railroad connection with both
the !. 4 q. n. and Sante lie systems Il
both we're desired. While this prospect
is flatlering IL Is by no means inpracti-
cal or unattainable. The Bryan people
have only nine. ten or eleven miles Of
road 10 build and the rest will be easy
Many think the road to Stone City can
be built for less than $4,000 and that
Il will be easy for practical railroad
man 10 come here and raise the necessa
~ funds af,er the citizens n0g enlisted
In the enterprise have paved the way io'
his WORK by placing 40 much stock Al
possible Ia advance. A letter has beer
addressed to the railroad builder, Col
Uriah Lott and Il Is hoped that his val
liable services may be secured. AT any
rate, It's the purpose Of those who have
plac, d themselves behind the movement
TO keep the ball rolling until success d
attained, and Il is the duty Of every cit
lien Of Bryan TO aid the enterprise II
every way possible.