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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-28

chas. n Eags, dentsI, nrysn Tex
glm Christian has returned TO Waco.
Charles Carr went down the road yes
krday.
ia. Royder was up from wsllborn
yesterday.
II. G. Robinson went to Leon county
yesterday
Room for Reni-Upsiairs. Apply to
Ira Couch. II
Capt. J. ]. Adams visited Hearne
yesterday.
A. n. Rhodes went to San Antonio
yesterday.
House For Ren,--Apply to R. R,
knowles. 90.
Judge Tali5eHo returned yesterday
nom Ffanklin.
Pm. Arlington came up from Mill
can yesterday.
Claude llorlman and c. A. Harris
went b Calvert Yesterday.
rOg RENT-A new re,idence. Ad.
rls 10 Mss. B. 7. johnson. 40 3
II yoa wani to lell Ct buy city proper.
IS. &c saith 4 Jones, Attorneys. -.
Arr. Mcqueen, mother Of our towns
man J. A. M,Queen, went ~ Dallas
yesterday.
For sale-l Pair No. Bay match
mnlesl0 hands high also ? fne young
mamolh Jacks at Goch's stable. 81
The best cougn cure u shiioL Cure.
A neglected cough Is dangerous Stop
Il AZ once with Shlloh's Cure. Sold By
al druggists.
For coal In airy quantity call on John
n. Lawrence and Co. TELEPHONE No.
Is. sSu
Miss Taylor. who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. Warner wilherr, re-.
turned % Lampasis yesterday.
For Renl-The house recently Yaca'
Ted hg Mr.. ". D. Lawrence. Apply d
Mrs. Eliza B, Roberts. 81
The pond near the oil factory wa,
lfo1en over yesterday, and some u the
boys and girls had time skating.
Ksfrs Clover Root Tea purlncs IN,
blood and gives a clear and beautiful
eompiezlon. Sold BY an druggists
Tsnor twelve couples OF young POO
PIE surprised Ar. and Mrs. A. W. Holl
nan Tuesday night, aud had a YER,
pleasant dance.
RIM. hllson has just received a iins
20 fitsh butter nom Johnson Bro. h
eT's daily farm near Milliean. Tele
Ihones5.
Ask your physician. your druxgls
and your friends about shlloh's Cur
for Consumption. They viii recon
mcud H. Sold hy an druggists.
The High Fails sulphiie Pulp aud
Mining company has assigned at Me
kinleg's hone. The uayeoi prosperit,
has reach a Canton.
ktfls Clover Root Tea ia mr
cure ior Headache and nervous dis
Ease. Nothing relieves 10 quickly
eoid By Al druggists
Na'inda Whitehead, a colored woman
fa'sS h. 10 yesrs old. died here Tues
DAY hight. she bad lived IN nryal
many years. and leaves several genera
tons e descendants.
said Nc. II. wys. Yesterday "
have a iesiel ihermomeier ahieh re-.
isteref - degrees atofe zero Monda
morning. 4 al.oss Issslay marnInl
and only y degrees Above zero III
lNednesdayl u1Fsisr ! also ioun
the flowers kiilei Sc ~ slass-eossr,
pit THE morning. Yea lei your lie
has heeu cold."
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-28
Card From Mayor Adams.

=" t"N IS " - s"Nt
Asatrlbute to the memory Of Col A
c. lin, enc Of The oldest and mos
- ecmei citizen Of Bryan, a. well a.
a. ex.a.defman who served the clt
faiihfu y and eiliclehtly. ! would res
peciluly ask thai the business honscs
Of the city frmain closed irum go 20 3
O'Clock this afternoon during he funer-
al scry oes g. A. Adams. Mayor.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-28

CARSON. New, Jan. 27.-rhe glove
contest bill. introduced TO permit the
fight between Corbett and Fltzsimmons,
20 take place IN Nevada, passed the as
scmbly by a vote Of 90 to Q. the license
being increased TO tiooo
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-28
Minister wnlls Remain. nurlsl.

LOUISVILLE. Jan. S7,-The funeral
service over the remains on Albert 8
Willis. late minister to Hawaii, was
held ~ the First Christian church yes.
tcrday and ,he greatest simplicity char.
actcrired eye.y detail.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-28

JEFFERSON. Tex. Jan. a. Tom Kirk.
patrick Of Cass county was shot here on
saturday night aud died Sunday night
Folbcrt Brande. = i6.ycar-old boy. ii
under arrest. charged with the shooting
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-28

For Sale or Rent-rhe house pcently
occupied by Prof Hickman; or will cell
The Hickman hou'e OF my 0Wn real.
denoe At big bargain. Apply 10
81 CllifA. adams, Agent.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-28

GALVESTON, Jan. Ala the criminal
district court here Henry Lee Asbpry,
on a charge Of murder and theft, was
sentenced 70 two years in the peniien'
iarv
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-28

LospoS, Jan. s7.-Senator Wolcosi
Of Colorado, who is visiting Europe IN
the interest Of bimetallism. has lefs
this city fer Paris
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-28

Did YOU suffer from the freeze? Ifso
please bear In mind, thai can have
yuur pipes repaired on short notice.
! irst class sork by lrst class workmen.
Ring up Phone ll6. Respt.
~ ]. A. Myers.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-28

MELVILLE. La. Jan. a;-The boiler
OF Robinson Bros tugboai exploded
killing Fireman William stapleton and
fatally ,njuring Ossy Donnelly.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-28

NEW YoRK. Jan s5.-James HOW'LL,
a former mayor Of Brooklyn, died At hia
homo in that city. lie leaves a widow
a son and two married daughters.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-28
Two sIsa narasa % Dsalh.

JACKSON. o. Jan. q. The star build.
ing burned hero Hugh Martin and
Frank Davis. workman, were burned 20
death. Tho loss 20 property was slight
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-28

cmcAoo. Jan 80 -wheat-No rel, to,I
agaie
f0rn-ko q siisds,c
Oais-No 9 wtlis. g g %. lei6iaa
Lard. = 100 ~ s. ss1ao
khori ribs. sides looae. 81 Nh
Snort ciear aiss. boxed. a 4 stiA
ury sAltsd shoulders. boxed, ~ 2s1t IN
Mes pork. = Dol. e. dtls ~
DAiAAs. Jsn % -wheai-Now No rel
~
Cosn-sh-iiss. nirsd halk iosls,i siei sar
frosn vaFon 4asi; baiE ahoilei b. ifon
country polnts CARROTS -
New oati-srlf3a bulk FROM sag1ai cAT
Lola Z o b., c1nntfy - MA. ntN
Hay-uuuntry poins. ttp.si 81
k.and-kedned. lieroe a. en- palt. tda
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-28

TrRRrfL. Tex. Jan. s9.-Heary Rob
ortson. sho; in the neck sometime ago
died Monday night
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-28

HNAANa 80 "E-Nt-t"tH 1850
CHICAGO. Jan. 27.-Seven fremen
and two spectators were badly hurt at a
FIRE here. which destroyed the Win.
Jams block. at is0.202 Monroe street.
The Ere originated In the basement Of
the building aud spread with such "a.
pidiiy that within a few minutes it had
become utterly useless for tho fremeu
70 attempt 10 save the building. After
a hard fight thoy managed 20 conhne
the Ere 60 the walls Of the Williams
block. but they were able 20 save moth
ing In it. The total damage TO the build
ing and contents IL estimated AZ $780,.
900.
A number Of smaller concerns were
wiped ont aud the stocks Of several big
houses In adjoining buildings were bad.
ly damaged by smoke and water.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-28

lfyou want 10 ell or bny city proper
IS, see Smith 4 Jones. Attorneys y.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-28

A Mob starts Out 10 ChAstlss . Nan.
bat Their Plot Faiis

A Mob starts Out % Chastlss . Man,
but Their Plot Fails
CINCINNATI. Jan. "a A special 20
The Commercially Tribune from Albany,
Ky, says David Hoffman and w. J.
Leonard OF Campbellsyille, who have
Just returned from tho Cumberland
mountains state that on Tuesday In
Morgan county. Tennessee, a mob Of
men went q the farmhouse Of Mr..
Gage 10 chastiss bis son for immoral
conduct Young Gage had = friend IN
the mob, John Porter, who. after they
arrived in the yard. declared they should
not touch Gage A dght followed, IN
which John Porter was stabbed and
killed When Porter fell young Gags
ran ont Of tine house with a revolver In
each hand. firing at the members Of the
mob. who raa. one Of them, whose
name was not learned BY Hoffman and
Leonard. fell MORALLY wounded. Tho
bodies u two dead mon were lcfs lying
GA the porch all night
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-28

GALVESTON. Jan 80 Ordinary, 3. good
ordinary, "a, low middhng a. mildhnr
7, good mid ling q, midd4lng fair, ~
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-28

why suffer with coughs, colds amp
a gfipre uh hen LAaArIvf Bnono QuIN.
iSE Nill cure you in one day. Dios
Dot pfoiuce The ringing In the heal
ike sulphaie Of Quinine. Pas up IN
tan'et, convenient lof taking. Guar.
anlcci 10 cure, or money refunded.
Price, 2ic. For sale by
NJ. u. James
sam h. Wilson.
=. J Fountain,
Apl Halls Drugstore.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-28

nAiaAs. Jan. Is -ghoice Shipping steer,
DmlaN
hogs g. sla1m
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-28

CHICAGO. Jsa q CATTLE stfoni ios hlehoFl
rsaas steers Al iu1t2
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-28
THE MARKETS.
ooatoa

Nav ontrASs, Jan s-oriinAry, So
good ordinary. Ca low mdlnng, et
mladhnr Z gs,d bal adding, ia. middling
fair. "a
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-28
Card to Bushes. Men.

Let me type-write In duplicate Your
Contracts, Bids, Specifications Etc
Circular letters with Illustrations neat
y and promptly executed on the Min
eograph, Newspaper Ads furnished
See Card Elsewhere.
81. HAIRY i. Cor
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-28
BURN IN A BUILDING.
Four Persons Shut In and
Are Cremated.
THE BODIES BEYOND RECOGNITION

The other Inmates Of the House Mar.
rowiy Escaped by Jumping PROM the
second story-rhsy Waihed Through
che SNOW 90 = Nsighbor's House In
Their NlghtclotheL
BELLEvuLE. Mich. Jan. 97.-The
house Of Mr. vandawator, situated
three miles from here, caught Gre fro
a defective ohWiney AZ Q O'clock
this morning aud Mrs Vandawatg-
two children. n boy Of yeaia and a
girl Of -, aud Miss Anna vandawater,
a sister Of the father, persisted In the
flames. Their bodies were burned b..
yond recognition.
The other inmates Of the house barely
escaped with their lives by jumpin .
from second story window. The
walked in their nightrohss and bare.
footed through snow about 8 or 10
inches deep 70 the house Of noighbor
one milo away. Thor feet aud hands
were frozen and thoy are atiil Ia verv
critical condition.
The father Is almost distracted ovfg
his terrible loss and IL Is feared he wal
lose his mind.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-28
Two Men burned to Death.


FoRT SMITH. Ark. Jan. 21-The
lives Of two men were lost IN a fre
which occurred here yesterday. They
were l. H. Pray Of Springfield, No,
travelling salesman. and L A. Mullison
Of Fremont. Neb, A ball lamp on tho
second floor Of the New Windsor hotel
exploded at s;45 o'clock and the build.
ing was In flames before the alarm was
given. Those Of the guests who made
their escape did so by passing through
Ere aud smoke.
The Windsor building and an adjoin.
ing store were burned. and the next
building. occupied by Hank wyman,
was badly damaged.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-28

said NJ. c. II. WE Yesterday. Il
have iesiei ihsrmomeisr = hich reg.
isiefef % aeg7srs atose zero Monday
morning 4 alogs Tuesday mnrniue.
and only y degrees a1oTe zero ihI.
lNednesdayl uosziss ] al.o found
tho flowers killei Sc ~ siass-eogsrrd
PIT this morning. Yea tei Jour HE il
has lceu cold"
The record-union., 1897-10-23
Y. M. c. A. NOTES.
More Handball This Evening-Tht
Sunday Meeting.

Three sets are to be played at the
handball tournament at the Young
Mems Christian Association court this
evening, and they all promise to be in
teresting games.
Phillip, who has won two sets, and
Bishop, who has one set to his credit
and one set lost. will meet each other to-
night. McCaw will play Keene, and
Gundrum viii play Tracy. Ladies' are
especially invited to witness the games
to- night.
On Thursday night McCaw won two
games out of three against Tracy, and
yesterday afternoon Arnold played
Gundrum. winning three games straight.
Gundrum is a plucky player and is inn
proving every day. McCaW has de-
veloped good staying qualities lately
while Tracy has not yet begun to show
his power. Phillip and Bishop have
been practicing for to-night's game,
and will probably hold each other down
pretty well.
The newly elected Board of Trustees
of the association were to have met
last evening, but there was not a quo
rum present, so the meeting was neces-
sarily postponed. The board viii meet
next Tuesday night.
Although there was not quorum
present, a committee was formed and
some measures were passed on, subject
to. the ratification of the full board.
Among these was the acceptance of a
proposition from the California Busi-
ness College, whereby the members of
the Young Mems Christian Association
are allowed scholarships in the night
school conducted by the college.
On Sunday afternoon, at $3.50 o'clock,
there will be an annual rally in the as
ISOLATION rooms, and all men and wo-
men are invited. Short talks will be
made by some Of the members. and Rev.
A j. Sturtevant. pastor of the En-
manuel Baptist Church, viii deliver an
address. The male quartet viii sing.
The Purple and Gold Committees Will
report at the rooms for business on Mon
day evening.
The record-union., 1897-10-23
CHARACTER CONCERT.
A Pleasant Affair at the Christian
Church Last Night.

There was a. good attendance at the
First Christian Church last evening,
despite the threatening weather, on the
occasion Of the character concert given
by the choir of the church. The choir
is composed of MISS May Oatman, ac-
companist: Mrs. w. T. Forsman, So
prano; Mrs F. NJ. Jones, contralto; r..
w. Scholes, tenor; A. c. Scholes, basso;
A. C. Scholes, director.
The programme had been prepared
with much care and judgment, all the
numbers being excellent and Well rem :
dered. It was as follows:
Quartet, Moonlight on the Lake"
CWhire). the choir; soprano solo, Sing,
Sweet Bird" (Ganz), Mrs. w 7. Fors-
/ man; quartet, THE Fortune Teller
aeslip). Mr.. Bluffins Ca fortune te2ler),
A. C. Scholes: Mr.. DeSmythe "a truant
husband), r. w. Scholes; Miss Ange-
lima Tompkins Ga maid in search of a
lover), Mrs. w. T. Forsman; Mrs. De-
Smythe "a wife in search of her hus-
band), Mrs. F. NJ Jones; piano duet,
third movement from Pastoral SYM
phony" (Beethoven), Mrs. Blanchard
and Miss Oatman; tenor solo, "Awfully
Clever (Hunt), r. w. Scholes; quartet,
THE o. P r. A, or a Manager in
Trouble" Oeslie). the choir; contralto
solo (tableau). "Gypsys Warning
(Coard), Miss Mamie Garrett and r.
w s5choles, Miss F. NJ. Jones, soloist,
quartet "A Family Row. (RandalD,
the choir; quartet, Rock a Bye, Baby .
from THE Old Homestead (Canning),
the choir bass solo, "Old Black Joe"
A c. SchOleS
The record-union., 1897-10-23
NEW TODAY.
PROPOSALS INVITED.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
celVeq Tor river Improvement at Newtown
SSnoais, sacramento River, Sacramento
County, and channel corrections on the
san Joaquin River. San Joaquin County.
1he sacramento River work embraces
wing dams and excavations, to be ex-
ecuted In accordance with plans and speci-
hcations now on file in the office of Com
missioner of Public Works. Room 81, Capt.
tol Building, Sacramento.
The San Joaquin River work embraces
channel corrections to be made in accord
ance, with, plans and specifications now
on file in the same office.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
office until ! o'clock D. m. MONDAY No
publicly opened.
Bids are invited for the several pieces of
work, each of which may be bid for in
dependently of the other or a bidder may
offer for ALL OF, such part of the work on
within the contract time. A bidder may
offer for one piece of work and not for the
other, or he may offer for all the work on
either river in the same bid.
Each bid must be accompanied by a GER
tilted check on some bank of good stand
ing, payable to the order of John Markley,
Secretary OF the Auditing Board to the
Commissioner of Public Works, for the sum
of two thousand $4,000 dollars which
check shall be forfeited to the State If the
bid which such check accompanies is ac-
cepted, and the party making the bid shall
refuse to enter into q contract and ex-
ecute a satisfactory bond for the faithful
performance of the contract awarded to
him.
The right to reject any and all bids is
reserved.
All bids must be directed to John Mark
ley, Secretary Auditing Board, Room u,
Capitol Building, Sacramento, indorsed
Proposals for piling Sacramento River,
Proposals for brush work in place Sacra-
mento River" Proposals for excavation
Sacramento River" or Proposals for pill
ing, brush work and excavations Sacra-
mento River, Proposals for excavation
on the San Joaquin River"
BY order of the Auditing Board
Sacramento, October q. 1897.
oc23-1w JOHN MARKLEY, Secretary.
The record-union., 1897-10-23
FARMER AND FOOTPAD.
Alleged Change of Courtesies Out
on a Country Road.

According to the story related by A,
M. Fahrenbaker, whose ranch is near
Walsh's Station, he had a lively pls-
tol duel out there the other night with
a highwayman.
Fahrenbaker's story is that he was on
his way home from town on Monday ev-
ening with the proceeds of a hay sale
in his pocket, and when within about "a
mile of his home he came upon buggy
standing by the roadside. Its only oc-
cupant was a woman, and he began to
wonder where the man was.
Then it occurred to him that it might
be a highwayman's rig, SO he got out
his pistol. He was none too soon, for
just then a man appeared and ordered
him to throw up his hands. Instead,
however. Fahrenbaker commenced
shooting and he and the robber ex-
changed several shots, when the form
er's team started to run and carried
him away from the field Of battle. He
thinks he hit the robber.
The record-union., 1897-10-23

grees, with light to gentle southerly
winds and cloudy weather prevailing.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday were S2 and
90 degrees, and one year ago to-day 81
and 30 degrees
The average temperature was so de-
grees and the normal 81 degrees, show
ing yesterday 10 have been II degrees
cooler than usual for the 22d of Octo-
ber
The wet thermometer at p. M, was
% degrees, being 3 degrees cooler than
the dry thermometer at the same hour.
The percentage of moisture in the air
at . p. m. was 81 per cent. as against
- per cent. at the same hour on
Thursday.
The showers of yesterday did not
produce enough moisture for measure
ment, there being but a trace which
leaves this seasons rainfall .95 of an
inch as against 30 of an inch TO a cor
responding date last year.
The record-union., 1897-10-23
SUGAR FACTORY OUTLOOK.
ANOTHER WEEK ALLOWED FOR
CANVASSING.
Result of a Conference Between a
Local Committee and Mr.. OK
nard Yesterday.

A committee Of Sacramentans had
conference in San Francisco with Mr..
Oxnard, the sugar magnate, in regard
TO the present situation concerning the
proposed sugar beet enterprise.
The situation was discussed at length
with the result that the time in which
the 10000 acres may be subscribed was
extended until the 1st Of November.
A thorough canvass Will be made the
coming week, and no doubt is enter
tanned but that the full acreage will
be secured. The committee feel GER
tain, from what passed at the confer
ence, that Sacramento viii have a
beet sugar factory in full operation
next summer.
AT yesterdays meeting Mr.. Oxnard
expressed surprise that the 10000 acres
had not been subscribed. The COM
mfttee assured him of the good pros
poets of obtaining the required num-
Der of acres, and asked for further time
Mr.. Oxnard stated that he was thor
oughly impressed with that portion of
Sacramento Valley embraced within a
radius of fifty miles Of Sacramento, and
of its ability to furnish much more than
the acreage required. AS evidence of
his good faith he agreed to give the
landowners until the 1st of November
to decide whether or not they would
engage in the business Of raising sugar
beets
This matter is now in shape for every
man and woman to do something, and
the work should not be left for few,
but should be taken UP by every citizen
of Sln1-a ant a1I no i11,
is a plain one. If the landowners of
the Sacramento Valley viii agree to
plant 10000 acres to sugar beets for five
years, and sign contracts with Henry
t. Oxnard. he will agree to pay the
following prices for beets delivered at
the factory:
For beets of u per cent. sugar, So
per ton, and % cents additional for each
per cent. or fraction over one-half per
cent. Beets assaying IA per cent. would
be paid for at the rate of So so per ton;
beets assaying 16 per cent. would bring
81; beets of 1S per cent 81 80
From tests made on lands in Yolo, So
lano, Sutter, Yuba and Sacramento
Counties, it is safe to say that beets
raised in this section will average 16 per
cent. or more.
BY November 1st it will be decided
whether or not beet sugar factory will
be in full operation in Sacramento Val
ley next year. Contracts are now ready
and can be had at the Chamber of Com
merce. 214 ] street.
The Chamber of. Commerce desires
that all committees heretofore ap-
pointed viii continue their efforts to
secure the requisite number of acres.
The record-union., 1897-10-23
OTIS OWNED UP.
He Admitted in Court That He
Stole His Employers Money.

The county will not be at the ex-
pense cf a trial in the case of Charles
Otis, the elderly man who recently rob-
bed his employer, James Ryan, of $500,
for he pleaded guilty yesterday in
Judge Harts court
Otis had lived for nearly twenty
years in the vicinity of Costumes,
where he was employed on ranches in
the capacity of cook. His last employer
was Jimmy Ryan, a farmer who had
been cvertaken this season by the Nc
Kinley wave OF prosperity, and laid
by the snug little sum of $500 to last
him through the rainy days.
In an evil moment Otis discovered the
money, and the old man listened to the
voice of the tempter. In other words,
he took the money and went on a spree.
While in his cups he told Ed. Heath
what he had done and engaged the lat
ter to hustle him out of that locality.
Heath did so, but landed his man in
the arms of Deputy Sheriff Hunters.
Otis attempted to get his pistol and
make fight, but was overcome. The
money was recovered. and now Mr..
Ryan will probably cease doing his
own banking.
The record-union., 1897-10-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

The Ellmirts, workers in so-called
psychic phenomena and in exposure of
spiritualistic frauds, appear at the
Metropolitan Theater tomorrow night.
The box office opens this morning for
reservation of seats. Popular prices
prevail. At II noon to-day, Mr.. ELL
mirt Will make from in front of the the
ater a blindfold drive with a commit
tee of citizens, to find an article pre-
viously hidden by the committee. I'm
like some who have preceded him, he
does not drive fast and recklessly, but
with the same care one would take
who desires to avoid collision and re-
main within the law. The Oakland
papers describe his drive in that city
as the most successful ever accom-
pnshed by any who have attempted
the feat.
The record-union., 1897-10-23
Y. w. C. A.
To-morrow's Gospel Meeting-The
Choral Glasses, Etc.

A gospel meeting win be held at the
rooms of the Young Women's Chris
tian Association, 901 Eighth street, to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock The
subject for the meeting will be 1.-THE
Christians Armor" All women are
invited
If a sufficient number signify a de-
sire TO join the Y. w. c. A Choral
Class at the beginning of the fall term.
next Monday evening, two classes will
be formed for the practice of sight
reading-a beginners and an advanced
class-but the two classes WIFI join in
the choruses, thus augmenting the
present ladies' choral, which has done
very pleasing work.
The classes in German and in oil
painting have been meeting for sew
eral weeks, with a good attendance,
and deep interest is shown.
The attendance at the lunch-room is
increasing. Women out shopping find
the rooms pleasant place to step in
for their lunch. and to rest awhile.
Many come in each week