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BLACK BART
AGAIN JAILED
Five Years Imprison-
ment for the Notori-
Gus HighWayman.
Sentenced by a Kansas Judge
for Robbing a Store in
That State.
Before Being Convicted, However,
He Made a Desperate Attempt
TO Escape.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Sept. Judge
Burris, at Olathe, Kans., this afternoon
sentenced James Gordon, alias James
Groom bs, alias "Black Bart to five years
i'm prisonment in the Kansas Penite ntiary
for robb;ng the store of NJ. s. d etar of
Edgerton, KaDs., of $500 worth of goods
on the night of August a.
Gordon acquired the name of BLACK
Bart" in California. where he became
noted as a stage robber. Lately he has
been working in Kansas City and the
small towns in eastern Kansas He was
arrested in Kansas City last Friday on
suspicion of being one of the murderers of
Officer jacobson, who was slain by burg
lars the evening before, but was able to
clear himself Of the charge.
He was recognized by Chief Hayes.
however, as the same man who was
arrested here ten years ago for the Cali
fornia robbery, and lite inquiry de-
veloped the fact that he was wanted in
Kansas for burglary.
AS soon az he was taken to Olathe,
near which place he was raised, he was
recognized BLACK Bart" and admitted
his identity. He was tried yesterday and
convicted, and to-day was sentenced.
AS Sheriff Glover was returning him to
jail to-day, after sentence had been pro-
nounced, Gordon managed to slip one of
his hands out of the handouts and took
leg bail. The Sheriff and big crowd
chased him for several blocks. with Cor
don gaining every moment and finally
the Sheriff began firing. At the fourth
shot Gordon surrendered. He was not hit
by any OF the bullets, but two of them
went through his clothes.
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was at any time incum bent on the imml-
grants to prove that the possession in
question was bona fde."
F0UK0eR-D 6U1MG A GALE
4 Schooner Laden With Shot and shell
for the Cubans Thought
to Be Lost.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Sept From
information brought to this port o-nig b t
by the British steamship Straits of Dover
from Santiago de Cuba there is reason to
fear that the schooner Donna T. Briggs,
which sailed from New York three weeks
ago with arms and ammunition for the
insurgents, has foundered. The steamer
brought word that the Briggs had not ar
rived, and that nothing had been heard OF
her.
Her cargo was intended for General
Garcia, who is encamped in the noun
tains near LsracCa on the north coast OF
the province, awaiting the arrival of the
vessel. She was deeply laden with
dead weight cargo of shot and shell when
she left New York.
Soon after a tropical cyclone swept the
Bahama Islands, and it is not unlikely
that the Briggs went down in this. Inc
tug Dauntless which was to have met her
and taken on board this cargo, stlii re-
mains at Savannah, having been unable
10 locate the Briggs.
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ONE DESERTER CAPTURED.
the MarshaI's Boat and Swan
Bsck TO the Concord.

JUNEAU, ALASKA, Aug. 3l.-One OF the
nineteen deseriers from the United States
gunboat Concord, anchored in the stream
here, has been captured BY United States
Deputy Marshal Hale stationed at Juneau.
The others have been heard from on the
Dyea trail, headed for Dawson City, with
too great a start 10 be captured. 1t is said
that aGy man who arrests deserter from
the navy and who brings him aboard ship
gets $40 and expenses for the service.
Deputy Marshal Hale took off his
prisoner In a small Doat, making him 10
the rowing. When about midstream the
following conversation began:
''Can you swim2" biuntIy inquired the
captive one.
Never mind; you row." replied Hale.
"Well, but I'm no. stuck on this. Can
you swim? L want to know" persisted
the deserter, locking at the officer with
unmistakabIe significance.
You shut up and keep at it," said the
deputy, sharply.
The prisoner rowed a few more strokes
and then asked again, "Can you swim ?"
Hale, inspecting trouble, drew from his
belt a large revolver, brought the N muzz g
to bear on the broad bosom of the tar and
commanded, "Row!" Jack rowed. In
about minute Jack inquired again, Gan
you swim 2'' and stopped rowing. Before
giving Deputy Hale time to reply, and
evidently thinking the Deputy Marshal
was running a bluff on him with the gun,
he went on:
Dash you, you think you're going TO
make 8 monkey of MEOW you to the
ship and you get $40 for itP I'll be dead
first. If it's aboard you're going, you
row.
With that the able seaman of the Con-
cord pulled in the oars and laid them in
side the boat. Then he said with defiance:
Dash you, you can't swim, you can't
shoot and you can't row. What are you
going to do about it2"
Hale did not feel justified in shooting
the man. The prisoner stood up, ad-
vsnced slowly toward the deputy and
sat down beside him. He made mseli
comfortable. while the Marshal went for
ward and tried to row.
Quick as 6 fash the deserter turned a
back somersault from the boat and disap-
peared in the water. He came to the sur
lace about ten fathoms forward OF the
rowboat and started to swim ahead to the
Concord. Hale said be would have shot
at the man had he not headed for the
ship. He rowed in pursuit, but JACK
reached the gunboat first, clim bed the an
chor-chain and was on deck before the
Marshal came alongside. Hale claimed
the reward, but there was difficulty about
collecting it under the peculiar circum.
stances. Jack returned aboard of his own
free will and not III custody.
The laugh is on the Marshal If the
commander of the Concord RECEIVERS the
other eighteen deserters he must go after
them himself. He has sailed south with
the new Governor of Alaska. John Green
Brady. on a tour of inspection.
PAL HOFFMAN,
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PRINCE BIsMARCK,s VIEUs.
Says Germany May Regret Hartso Ha-
rnssed Gr-nt Britain Too Nuci.

Says Germany May Regret Hartmo Ha-
rnssed Gr-at britain 1oo Nuci.
PARIS, FRANCE, Sept. The Gaulois
to-day prints an interview with Prince
Bismarck in which he is quoted as having
expressed fear that the efforts made at
Peterhof were so much wasted time.
What was required, the exChancellor is
said to have added. was a serious, active
agreement with a wel-defned programme
and much clear-si htedness and tenacity
to achieve a result whereby the preten-
sions of Great Britain could be stayed
The Prince is further quoted as saving:
at is absolutely certain that Germany
will not succeed In attaining this end, and
she may regret having herassed England
too much,n
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DEPARTURE OF THE AL-Kt
Customs Officers Go Aboard and
Seize Enough Liquor to Start
a Saloon.

PORT TOWNSEND, WASH, Sept. T.
The steamer Al-Ki sailed TO-DAY for Dyea
with sixty passengers fifty head of cattle
and several horses and sheep.
While lying st the wharf to-day the
customs officers boarded the Al-Ki and
seized several hundred gallons of whisky
and other property necessary for a full
fed ged saloon. The spirits were in kegs
and bottles. all of which were encased in
iute sacks. The outfit, which the Gus.
toms officers estimate 10 have cost $500.
was put aboard and slowed away either
II Seattle or Tacoma, but was not billed
,r marked in any way and did appear on
The ships manifest.
Ii the owner OF the saloon outfit was
present when the stuff was seized he did
1ot make himself known.
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Hon bv Bnss, Carleton Granoe,

LONDON, ENG, Sept. AT the, first
days racing of the Doncaster Septem ber
mseting to-day Hamyar Bass fve-year-
old chestnut horse Carleton Grange won
the great Yorkshire handicap plate, L. de
Roth schiId's Jacque mart second and Sir
R. Waldie Griffith's Astoria third. This
race was for 1900 sovereigns Tor three-year
oIds and upward. The race was run over
the old 81. Ieger course-one mile six
iurlongs and 132 yards.
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Joe Choym.kt utu Bor.

CHICAGO, ILL. Sept. Joe Choyn-
ski who is training for his contest with
Jeffries, which takes place in California
next month, has volunteered to box at an
athletic entertainment which takes place
at the Second Regiment armory on next
Monday night under the auspices of the
Federation of Labor. An effort will be
made 10 secure Henry Peppers, the cele-
brated middle-weight, who is at present in
the city, to box Choynskl.
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strong Opposition to Btshop Ksene.

LONDON, ENG, Sept. s.-The Daily
Chronicle publishes dispatch from Rome
College of Cardinals, particularly Cardi-
nal Ledochowski, strongly oppose the
nomina ton of Bishop, Keene. formerly
reetor of the Catholic university at Wash
ington and now counselor tothe congre-
cations of the propaganda and studies, TO
the archbishopric of New Orleans.
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Awaiting the cIeveIand.

PORT TOWNSEND. WASH, Sept. T.
at mid night nothing had been heard here
Of the steamship Cleveland, now past due
and supposed to be gold-laden from st.
Michael. 1t is believed she will arrive for
certainty within the next TWEEN ty-four
hours. The weather at Cape Flattery is
salm, and no trouble will be met by news
paper reporters in boarding the Cleveland
lt the entrance to the straits.
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Many Ea.iainm Burned.

MAGOG QUEBEC. Sept. Fire to-day
destroyed five buildings on the east side
OF Main street and then jumped to the
west side. The fire department. OF thi.
town was perfectly useless, and that o.
Sherbrook arrived too late 10 do any good
The damage will amount to 100000.
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MocoY and nY4N To-NIGHr
All arrangements Completed for a Kat
tHng Contest.


tHn9 Contest.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Sept. ALI is now
ready for the McCoy-Ryan fight. which
takes place here tomorrow night. The
Alhambra has been rearranged and new
seats in tiers constructed so that it is ex-
p 'cted that 1000 people will have seats.
Kid Mccoy is still at Buffalo. but it
is expected that he will arrive here by
noon tomorrow. Ryan is at his training
quarters at Messina Springs. between this
city and East Syracuse, and will not leave
there till tomorrow. George Siler, the
referee, is expected from Chicago early to-
morrow morning. Excursions from as
far East as New York, Boston and Buffalo
and Chicago are expected. t4
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Winners at Fieet,cood PARK,

NEW YORK. Sept. 7.-At the Fleet
wood Park races to-day the attendance
was only fair:
Three-ysar-olds, pacing. purse $1,000, Quad
rigas won. Mss Margaret second, Eli third.
Best time 2:093[
Three-year-o d trotttng class, purse $4,000,
Crescens won, American Belle second. Thorne
third Best time, 2:14.
2:24 trottsng, purse $4,000. Emily won,
George second, Quarterstaff third. Bsst time,
2:15L.
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Thirty From San Andreas.

STOCKTON, CAL, Sept 6.-P. o. Loef-
Ger of San Andreas will leave next Friday
ct the head of a party of thirty men for
The Klondike. 7 party will go over
land TO Victoria, where they will take the
steamer. They will take fifty head OF
horses and 100 head OF cattle. They claim
their party is one of the best equipped
that has yet startei for The gold fields.
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sacram,n no Racing Notes.

Frank Van Ness, the well-known owner, ar
rived from Mon tana tonight Van Ness was
quite successful over the Marcus Daily circuit.
The owners of MaIquise, the Kansas City
mare. played IN hard luck after winning their
initial race in this State. She was entered to
be sold for 500, and when put up 10 be so Id
WAS boosted $500 by Tom Boyle, trainer of
William OBJ.
Vinctor a trife short in his rs ce TO day,
and VIII take deal of beating when next
started.
The big 2:10 trot is down for decision to-
morrow. The probable starters are: JASPER
Ayers, Ethel Downs, Siam B, Wayland W.
Mamie Griffin and lora.
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ON EISTERN TRACKS,
Horses Witch shotced Their Ftetds the
WnV to The Wire.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 7.-Clear weather
and fast track com bin ed to make the sport
interesting to-day, and the different event
were run in good time Gold Top was
barred in the betting.
Jadge Napton 9s (J"nkins), 10 ol.........l
Albert c 108 (Al ey). II TO ol...................3
He dorm 95 (Southard), 3 TO o1................3 ]. 3
Time. i: :U3l4 *Sir Wayma 95, [ o'iins svile as,
Perspective 80, Sansabarg gs, Delgado l0s Thur
.es l08. Forest Guards 1OS, Fourth Ward los
* ings Guard l0s aad Geo. 7. Todd also ran.
*EQual choices
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Mo,omi, de RooAa moeau Dead.

PARIS. FRANCE, Sept. The Marquis
de Rocbamb beau died at the Chateau
Rochamteau in the department OF Loci ct
Cher on September T.
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sIfysr Coin, ,a Eura,,.

NEW YORK. N. Y, Sept. THE
steamship Paris. sailing for Europe to-
morrow, Will take 565 0o0 ounces of silver,
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POSTPONED GAMES PLAYED OFF,
The Giants Take a Couple From the
Prates-Senators Now Head tho
Second Division.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Sept 7.-Tebeau and the
Indians came to-day to play of two post
poned games. They were played as double
header and the Giants took BOTH New York
won the first game in the second inning with
two single passed ball, iwo-baggcr and a
home run, which Melted them four runs. Nc
Alltster relieved Cuppv i'll the fourth inning
and but one hit was made off him, homer by
Van Haltren. Seymour pitched all kinds of
oall, but WITH men bases managed to pull
out OF the hole.
In the second. Icing atIe to hit the bali
when men were on bases was what took ghe
game. Off the seven hits the Giants got q
total Of thirteen bases. McAlister also
pitched the second game. Rusie was in good
shape and kent the Clevelands' hits scattered
Attendance $500. Score:
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To Cure Cold in Ono Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Drug
gists refund the money II 1t fails to cure 25c.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-08

One ard an eighth miles selling
rLuiu Fry 104 tGimore), 10 b...................1
Con kegan "a &C. tombs), to 5..................2
Lassie Jean "a (HaIl) 81 to l...................3
Time. i:55sl Mile "a, Candy 81, sackville
81, Fasig l04 and Irish Chief l07 also ran. *Fa-
vorite.
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WASHINGTON, d. c.. Sept. by winning
to-jay's game Washington went to the top OF
the second division. Three OF the Senator's
runs were due 10 Doisn's error in the second
inning, and in the eighth tour successive for
total OF nine bases scored the other -four runs
MeJames pitched nnusualiy well, striking out
nine men, IN one Instance retiring The side on
strikes after Wilson's thrce-basc Int not al
lowing Wilson 70 score, Umpire Emslie was
struck below the knes by pitched ball and
will be out OF the game for several days. At
tendance 1000. Score:
r. H. E.
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Batteries-McJ James and Far rel; Magee
Wilson. Umpires-Emslie and Heydot.

BROOKLYN, N. Y. Sept. THE BROOKLYN
Pittsburg game, pos tponed at Pittsbura on
July 81. was Played off at Eastern Park this
afternoon and was won by tho Pittsburgs.
Hastings pitched fine game, while Payne
was hit hard, and especially in the third and
fifth innings. The last inning was played in
the dark, but much 10 the surprise of every
body not one Of the eighteen PLAYERS kicked
Attendance 1858. Score:
r. II. E.
Dloosiy n-......' .s'... ...-.-'- ..'......-.-. o
IRtSuuls 4 ~ 3
Batteries-Payue aud Griw; Hastings and Mer.
ritt Umpire-Hurst.
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One mile, handicap. purse $500

Elmwood stockfarn's h b. Vipctor l22 Free.
mani by imn Brutus- 4 ollie II, 10 5
Boyle & Co 8 ok. N. santuzza los (Nsrvaez1
by Mfdloi hiaH-I olande, 1 % J. 1.. q
A. B. Spreckels b. m Mar,eI 95 Qson) by Luxe
Black burn NJ ar; ica. 10 10 l.......... q
Time, l:4212 Coz 95. Grady liz, 1wo heeIs
S9, imp. Ivy los and sum mertime l. I2 also ran
One and sixteenth mites, selling. purse $500.
luminous q Marks b. m. Mstqnlse lib (Wil-
SOM, by Mser-Monterosa, 8 10 5...
Charles HI IRIS D. b. William u b 100 {Narvaez),
by AFache- Flora, 8 TO to5............,.. .
Elmwood stockfarm's b. g Meadow Lark lO6
(Freemanl by imp BFatas-Nsbette. o TO 2
Time. ! :49. PrIncip e ~, Hazard iUp, Paloma-
eta loo and CheridAh 80 also ran.
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Six furlongs selling. two-year-o ds-
sTewanda 95 (Hall), 10 o2.......................1
Barbee 95 (Frost) TO Observation-Disclosures. 2
Boquei 50 (Southard) 10 TO 1....--
Tine 1:I5A White Leaf SO, Chas kavanash b
95 Bon Marche 95 and Massacre IS also ran.
*FAyorlte
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BUFFALO,, n. Y, Sept. 7.-Five furlongs
two-year-old maidens, spanish Princess won,
Fleming second, Charmeuse third. Time,
seven furlongs. selling. sayarin won, King
stone second. Mohawk Prince third. Time,
1 :2s14.
Seven furlongs, Langdon won. Earth second
Sir Tenny third. Time, 1881.
One and sixteenth miles, Geyser won Lake
Shore second. Storm King third. Time, :46I..
Six furlongS. twoyesr-olos, selling, Flying
Bees won. komuaski second, Olney third
Time :l6I%
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-14
n. at. G. Time Card.


Hfeeh ceiefy ~ X. n. Wilson's.
chas. II. Edge, dentist. Bryan Ter
The Blind Boone company len lc
Calvert yesterday At noon.
Miss Eva Gee len yesterday for
vlelt 10 Calvert.
Corn fed bsei At IS. W. Buchanan,
city market this week. Tyii. @
Mrs. W. b. Eaves Of wellborn, Il vie
Ing In Mississippi.
WAsrED-A Few bosrders by Mrs.. L
T. Johnson. GO
liyou want TO ell or buy city proper
", see smiih a Jones, Attorneys. 70.
hrs T. p Boyeli returned from
Hearne yesterday.
House for Rent--Apply 10 r. r.
Knowles, Phone 1871. 80
AlfRaiterson add sister, Miss MollIe
returned from Waco yesterday.
Mrs. O. II. wyse has q choice lot Of
cape jasmines for sale cheap. IS
Two negro children were buried Al
'he city oemeiery yesterday.
fyou want to cell or buy city proper
see Smith a Jones, Attorneys. 70.
Jas. II. Webb left Tor New York yes.
serdsy to buy spring ana summer
roois for Webb Bros.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-14

A few smyrna rugs left which We win
sell at cost At wyse's. 1t
Rev. Z. NJ. sandle and Andrew Hol.
liday came up from Milliean yesterday.
For coal In airy quantity call on John
n. Lawrence and Co. TELEPHONE No.
rs. SSn
Consumption. Laorippe. Pnsumonia.
cured BY shIlOh's Cure. Sold By all
druegistL
Mr. II. II. Jones has the thanks Of
The reporter for a genuine graveyard
rabbit foot.
The Eagle Acknowledges the receipt
Of package Of choice garden seois
nom Senator Roger Y. Mills.
wyse win cell gents underwear Mon.
day only At New York wholesale
prices. Il
A few more cape jasmines--extrs
large siass-ior sale cheap BY MFs. @,
II. wyse. 90
ladies' and gents underwear at New
York Wholesale prices Monday only Al
Wyse's.
Mrs. Oscar Steele and Miss Minnie
Ferguson returned 10 NavasOlA yester.
day after a visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
W. MeMiehael.
Mrs. Bette Paris is visiting In Nava.
sofa. She returned home with Miss
Rebecca Lyman, who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs John Is. Mike.
I was nervous. tired. irritable and
cross Karzs Clover Root Tea has
made me well end happy.
Sold By all druGgisia
Mps. 4. D. woRDEN.
Prof Louis +. DiaE, a Msxica musi.
clan and composer Of ability, tenders
hls seruces a. instructor on all orche,
ira instruments At reasonable rates.
For particulars ample q, Mckenzie 4
Co.'S ieWelry store. 20
Clement cambridge, nov the mana.
ger and also the Captain davenport Of
Alabama" was for several years lead
ING man for August Daley. He also
held the same position With A. NJ.
Palmer for long period. Prior to this
he was leading man for Lolita for four
years.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-14

Diseased blood. constipation. and
kidney. liver and bowel troubles are
cured by Karrs Clover Root Tea. Sold
By all druggists.
For cheap, fresh groceries call on G.
W. HiRgs, the ons-priee cash grocer,
two doors south Of Cars hardware
store. 6s
FoR RESt-My new residence near
the courthouse. Will board with party
renting Il. 81 @ A. Harris.
wyse win sell ladies' cambria under.
wear, gowns, ehemise, skirts. etc, at
New York wholesale prices Monday
only for cash. Il
The funeral Of Mr.. Arnold d. Har
bers took place from the residence Of
his brother Mr.. A. II. Harbers, yesier.
day afternoon at O'Clock, Dr Yves, Of
the Presbyterian church, conducting
the service.
EIenry waierson wro,e: "'AlabamA''
In the long let Of current plays IL like
q Chinese lily In a window Of flaming
exotics--it IL o. modest and exceedingly
sweet. II Is the sort Of play a man
likes 10 take his young sister to See ),
Edge Rscs., feed store, successors n
Z. BlAnpied. at the old reliable stand
Oft. F. Castles where We will be glad
10 meet and serve the people. We will
always have the lowest prices on feed
stuff, and carry a complete stock Of ~.
erything In our line. n EDoE BRos.
The funeral Of the infant daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. I. +. Brooks took place
yesterday afternoon from the family
residence at O'Clock. The funeral
service was conducted by Rev Geo. f.
Clothier Mrs. Geo. d. Neal and Mrs.
George Brooks Of Navasota, came up
10 attend the funeral.
A pleasant surprise IL the wa Of
'pecialties to BE- seen In "sidetrackodp
At the Opera house, Wednesday, Feb.
IL, are the great Barrett Bros, Who are
well known In TeEas. Their burlesque
on pair Of stage struck girls nd their
take OF on two operate singers, TO
geiher with their phenomenal dancing,
have made them prime iayorites every.
where they have appeared this season
No play Was ever moro fascinating
than Alabama" which IL to be ct the
Grand Opera House. Thursday, Feb.
18th. Il is one Of the few plays that
will bear seeing again and again. "Al-
ALBANIA" is now In lie filh season, and
It's progress through the county has
been thumpbal. Each season is more
successful than the preceding one, and
no doubt this IL due TO the fact that
the high standard Of the company has
always been maintained.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-14

shire, A. ]. Edwards, II. q Meekins
Joe Johnson, citation Agent Miller, Mr.
Smith, il. lie Febure, Sam Beene and
DR.. Lewis, who has been pracliclnE
medicine there several months, having
moved from wellborn.
AT wellborn We found the people Ia
hopeful expectancy regarding the out
come Of a plan 10 work the Ignite de.
p1sits there.
Mr. +. l.. Martin, Of Houston, an
experienced mining expert, has already
began the work Of sinking Of a shail
about one mile below Wellhorn and
two hundred and fifty yarns from the
railroad In Mr.. P. n. Caasey's pasture
Shafts will be sunk In different places
TO ascertain the probable area aud
depth Of the deposits, Nhica are be-
heved to extend trom around Nel,born
to the riser, being q continuation Of the
strata now being worked At Clay Sta
ton In Burleson county. While IN nc
sense unduiy elaled over their possib.,
god fortune, the people Of WELDON
are hopeful uf the venture and realirin.
the great value the proximity Of Goa
mines would be not only 10 their town
but to the whoiv county, they assert
that they stand ready ~ do all IN thril
power TO promote the enterprise. Til.
same ignite deposits, similar to The
Calvert coal nov used ON the II. & T.
o., are said TO abound In the yacinity
OF Ailioan also whcrs tie matter Of
utilizing 1t has also been considered Of
late.
Leonard Gentry Of wellhorn. came
up TO Bryan vest, rday with a roaring,
bowling Gaze Of toolhaehe and had the
offending molar Snaked oui.
Mrs. Minnie Barrow, Misses JAMIE
and Eula Lewis, DR.. Joe Goodwin, Col.
W. L. Jones and others from WellbOrn,
visited Bryan yesterday.
Wellborn people we're laughing quite
heartily about two Bryan young men
who went down TO attend dance there
Friday night and on reaching wellborn
10 and behold there was no dance, aud
the young men had nice moonlight
drive back home. Their names were
not given.
Among those We met while Ia the
city were the Messn. Royder brothers,
Len Gentry and Jim Eaves, Rev. W. 7.
Wood, Mr.. Freeman, P. n Causey, Mr..
sandle, Join Medley, Dump Battle and
Ed Farqahar.