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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-25
ca RING INFORMATION.
Delsgatss 10 the w. Louis Convention
Actively II work.

Delsgatss 10 the ". Louis Convention
Actively ~ work.
Kansas City. aus 2l-It IL stated
here that special delegates OF tho
knights Of Labor and American Fed
Grafton Of Labor are busy throughout
the west gathering ammunition to be
fred at the meeting In st. Louis on
Monday next In aid Of tho striking coal
men. These delegates are reported TO
be working among the railroads. ascer-
tanning the grievances OF the men on
different lines. also paying particular
attention 10 the coal carrying roads OF
the southwest. They have ondeayored
10 secure proof that these railroads are
taking coal into the strike territory
and have In a measure been successful,
n Is claimed.
Il has been decided that there will
be no strike In this district unless the
suspension In the east shall become
complete. In which event Kansas and
Missouri men would probably strike.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-25

Keystone W. Va. Aug. - a
shooting array occurred between Po-
nceman wlihera and John stewart and
Sam Gosseti. who attempted to rescue
prisoners from the officer wl,hers
was shot three times through the neck
lungs ana chest. Ten shots IN all
were fred. Policeman Cosbs was shot
through The arm while attempting 10
arrest Gossclt. who was shot by
cobbs An nre colorcd. and cxclt, aens
IA hleh. with talk Of lynchlnr Stewart
and Gossc,i. Wilhcrs IL iaiany wound.
"a Sam harley, a hysiandor. was NE
BY stray bullet covering an artery
he hiod almost 10 death before medical
aid reached him.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-25

Mrs. W. p. Connolly will return from
her summer vacation In time b take up
her Glass IN mnsic at the opening OF
school. She has been reelected A. one
Of the teachers Of music foI the follow
ing year, aud has two rooms Ia her own
building In the school grounds, with a
piano In each room and one at her resi-.
dence, on which TO give instruction.
Instruction given on piano forte,
adapting all that l. valuable In the
latest methods; also teaches tie guita
She IL thankful for the patronage 10.
ceived last session, aud respectfully
soliciis a continuance Of the same,
with such additional students ~ she
vii be able 10 teach without overcrowd-
In her clasa.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-25

House for rent.-see Mrs. Z. b. Rob
sr,a. 2l0u
w.P. Cearnsl 10 on the alex let ihl'
week.
Alex Mcleod was up from MiIlican
yesterday.
Sam 4. Henderson returned from
Natasoia yesterday.
Judge 1allafero went up the road
yesterday morning.
Misses Lille and Helena White are
visiting In Galveston.
Mira. =. c. Cain has zone to n. Scott,
Kan, 10 wait relatives.
Mrs. A. q. Steele aud children Of Nav
asola. aie visiting relatives here.
An. J. +. Parks has returned from a
visit 10 Brenham and iampasas.
The clamor about boil worms IL grow.
Ing loud IN tome part Of the county.
r. Neucombe Of Reliance, called on
tho Eagle y lille In town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. b. Mlstrot IN I Mn.
J. J.. MislTot went 10 Navasola Jester
day.
Don't forget that spend my money
IN bryan. Jno. A. DahlRIen, Photo.
rrapher. 22t
Mfs. Carroll and Mise Gale Crook
returned nom = ehorl vislt 10 HeArne
yesterday.
800 pounds, elk varieties Landreih's
new crop Turnipa seeds At nlggs and
Mawhinnsy's. "a
l.. y. sparks Il preparing 10 give a
minstrel entertainment a. the opera
house Monday night.
viii zulch, who IL building new res.
idonee At Willow Hole. Was here yesior.
day after sash, doors and blinds.
n. v. shields has just received a
lreth stock Of III Paso grapes and all
kinds Of fancy fruits. go
The Baptist pastor win be absent for
several days aud hF. n. o. Boatwfight
viii conduct The prayer meeting Thurs.
day night.
Ladies wishing 70 provide for their
helpless husbands can get the best In.
surance with q. J. Blackshear. No OK.
ira charge. sO0tf
l.. d. sparks SAYS this will positively
Do biz lasi week IN Bryan. All those
who want Fine Photos are invited 10
call between ihis and Wednesday next,
September ], 1855
Nr. All efi uaibera had a letter from
ne father 80 kerfville yesterday which
states lhe latter ID improving In health
every day. The many ffienls OF M.
uaihcru here viii be Delighted az THE
good news.
TO ourouface home industry The CAL
weston News has established n depart
mcnt Of original poems by museinl Tex
ana. and announces that foreign labor
eill u1l De allowed 10 compete" Such
courage will have he own reward
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-25

Rio De lanelro, Aug. ga more
hopeful feeling prevails here owing to
the fact that a judicial decision will
be signed this week ordering tho
liquidation Of the l.copoldlna railway.
thus facilitating reconstruction
scheme
Il Is also popularity believed that
some arrangements will be made IN
Europe enabling the government 10
meet an present obligations and 70 pay
the January coupons.
The coffee crop promises 10 reach
100000 hays az against 5000 goo
last acaann.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-25

Pltisburg. Aug. 25.-At tho after
noon conference on Monday Of the op-
orators and miners officials these
three propositions were made:
Miners to resume work at the 81
cent rate pending a decision Of the
board Of arbitration.
Miners TO resume work at On inter-
mediate rate between the rate demand
ed and the one paid prior 10 suspen-
sion. pending a decision Of board Of
arbitration
Miners 10 resume operations without
a price named pending a decision Of a
board Of arbitration.
These three propositions were sub
mitted by the special committee Of
railway coal operators Of the Pitts
burg district tonight
Miners TO resume work at e9-ccnt
rate pending the decision Of board OF
arbitration.
This Il the proposition submitted by
the officers OF the miners 10 the spe-
cial committee.
The propositions were talked over In
an Informal manner by both sides
when an adjournment was taken until
10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
As near rs can be learned the min
ers' officials will stand firm on the
proposition they have made In sup
port OF this claim they say that Il Is
equally A. fair for the miners at the
6g-cent rate pending arbitration as Il
Is for them to 90 10 work At the 81
cent rate under the same conditions.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-25

Berlin Aug. 2i.-A sensation has
been cause here by the discovery Of
The murdered bodies OF a mlserly Wild.
ow named Schultz and her daughter in
the cellar Of their residence ON Koep.
iggraotz-sirasae. schultze. the de cas-
ed husband Of the murdered woman
was a miner owner and several times
millionaire, and Frau sohnitze was
believed TO be In Possession Of consld.
cradle wealth. a shoemaker having A
store on the ground floor Of the
schulize residence Is suspected ofhay.
Ing committed the murder.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-25

Austin. Aug. 2i.-Afier having been
in falling health Tor some time. Mrs.
John ID. Mccall, mother Of ex-Comp.
troller John d. Mccall. brcathed her
last at the advanced age Of a years
Mrs. Mccall was born In Paris. Tenn.
lin iSsa. her maiden name being Amer.
lea p. Cooke. She married DR.. John
d. Mccall IN iSi2 and moved to INF,
city In 1853. and has resided here ever
since. Three sons and daughter
survive her.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-25

London, Aug si-An Official dis
patch from slmla announces that Fort
Maudo. In the Khyhcr PASS. has been
captured by the Affldls sfer desperate
nghilng The garrison. which was
composed Of native Levlos known a.
the Khyher rifles retired with the loss
Of three men. The Afrldls afterwards
burned the fort
The fate Of Fort an Muslld. which
was simultaneously attacked by the
Afrldla. IL not known.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-25

RtNa ts~'Ns -Fhf atnnai al
Terre Haute. Ind. Aug. 2i-E. v.
Debs has issued call to the social
democracy and all lovers q liberty and
fair play" TO attend the conference at
st. Louis next Monday. when. he says.
prompt, united and vigorous action
will be taken In regard to the miners
strike. especially the course uf the
Judiciary In issuing restraining or
ders"
lie says; The hour has struck to
call a halt"
In conclusion he says: Every atom
Of American manhood revolts against
the spectacle. Judges by the usurpa.
ton Of power and playing the role Of
tyrants. have annihilated the constltu.
ton. abrogra,ed the right OF trial BY
jury. forbidden free speech. suppressed
pcaceahle asscmblages and trans
formed oui republic into an absolute
despotlsm. They are guilty OF judicial
treason and should be made 10 answer
az the bar Of an outraged people. The
Issue has been forced upon Us and We
have rotreaied before Il TO the verge Of
slavery. let "a now meet Il a. n
would have been met by the patriots Of
i776."
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-25

for soioufn Ia The country " a. The
seashoreg The wise woman docin1
forget her many ioil,i requisites heioFs
starting. her stock of linimenls, favor
lie drugs and prescriptions, SUNBEAM
emolients, spnnges, soaps, tooth pov.
deff, etc. Sic goes b. fountain's.
where the knows she will 81 them
pure and Of superior quality, and lays
In her summer supply. Neither aort
she forget one or more bottles 81 Ciio
Cura.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-25

Cairo. lll.. Aug. 2t.-Threc men were
Instantly Killed and eight injured by
the explosion q boiler At the brick
yard OF W. r. Halliday here.
An the killed and injured were ne.
grocs except one. None Of the injured
will die. Tho cause Of the explosion d
unknown.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-25

Nonr albums will show my work TO
he permanent and iir-t-ela,s. See al.
yertisement for low price. Jno. A.
Dahlrren, Photographed. 22u
LOsr-Saturiay black and tan ter.
rerfiemale Finder giIl please return
10 s. NJ. nerdon for reward. 23i
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-25

Corsioana. Tex. Aug. 2i--"unclo"
Jake McGaughey, who At one time pre-.
sided over he destinlcs Of the general
land Office. and IL now a member Of the
twcnty-nfth legislature. has concluded
20 enter the race for the land Office at
the next general election.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-25

Or extensive lire OF ihaes Nil bar
',Vse in' 3elinn. An txamlnaii,n will
chow thai lie exlleme care ,xefc,,ed
~ eN.'l detail Of material and Nolk.
nanshlp ., what mukes The excedrneo
h ut stock. N.u cannot tell by the
ePis aiaice in tlese times. often the
rh'sidlesl shue. .uuk The eatesl before
Icy an wnrn. ltt,kes clo.o sNamin.
Nloh u tell the difference, but the dc.
Terence is there. Try ours.
J. w. COULTER.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-18

ssv, b a, let's glitch Ia aad .Ily nn th,
sh. u before aae O'Clock and stvstps bss,
aarprss whom he som,s bs,s
p,i he s.v SOP
No. bat t.e eb 10 pss d. sI.,ptgy mn sgl
|ru bef he wauIa line Il, hawaii 5.rs
Well # Won are srao. enough =, Ga Il,
outt,pg in ,onr poae Lear uayti.g t.r
old Markham aate,,,s nav d., ahead
1nt mot any of,t for m, y,eu .sf .,
thanks trt Tom. aai II veo h.si,
sorktng ovsf lln,a. .ta.t.w.e ,,.u a...
% k,ep ut pp. and tg.. a,....rr. d is8 ,f
soma eislteeu ,e.ra srrer.f.i btn,..tfsrt
,p the work bench fer 8so...r,aa.rar
AIIugbt eaol n4lur.sv r,pnot ri.
a5mpaeIon. nay som. lsa vs,rs ,oaage,.
.Illdoll mfsslf. tlen. fr d,u't like IN
work in a place Ilttssal nm ltka t.ts apa
.nere wont bs time after the men gst
back. with all those frames toprtoat tbIa
afternoon. Sls,lag. be v..l bI.ss lo
aork. apd by The TINA fle ore o,e.aga
sListle sounded. tie garleltt shop wta
neatly cleaned op.
Taog aas Anaaa years aga. Ih,so Two
apprentice boys are map now.
The older aaa. win. ..aaaI 10 e.sau up
the shop ilr far ai doing fouetlIuq nr
which be was uor specially pail, il stall
Jourueyuaa caipeuter "a uts native village
and Is barely able to Auop ls family sup
piled WITH the n,esss.tlaa ol b,r. The
other bay lost no,bipg bg i've atllogpesa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-18

laus Istt rayas cauubutss sutol
= 81 Nicholas 90 Auue .aJ f.l Lu
ealn, sho we're piaymAies 81 her hrolhe
dining the time thsl they hrsd iu lh'
hllls Eaase. Mts B.Yne SAYS, Nih,
iauoala vas gae most lav4hDs boy / ,ve
AHea seuahas. suett tempered aai get
uaaarrtd he ass rather tsir wiil
tlae stay syes, htts Isd hsd qaiok, datl
eves aad agry temper ruuuRh very
shee,aesto when be chose. Tai was OF
I yielding 30 bts jisHbes. Has peculiar de
feet Of speech mslclt 3ub'a't Ter stnse
ets to understand bim, bat tBosc 81,
ss~ bim every day had DO difficulty
/ IartNo Lucaln boys we're then li,llr
gyfr 10 aud s years Of age, ny two bto,t
ets being year or two older. The elder.
I Il ra.lo or Baid, a. he wac slvsys called,
was islr, like Willie ] incoln, vbue nsly
sas dark. This resemblance Of tho two
pairs Of boy was often remarked upon
Willie and Tad we're tyo rollckine
western boys, Who had uever been soeus
toned 10 restraint Iha uolioa which
their fathers exalted station brought upon
lbem eas ut tlupF diatsa,blnl, Willie once
sti: Wasn't there ever a presiieot who
bad children beiofe2 wish they
WouIiu I stare al Us so.
The first tune they went to church with
US Willie said: WHl he pray for us, DO
you think? Preachers always pray so
long for pa. Dr.. Smith did pray for
them as he recognized { en- IN our pew
Ni.Ies checks grew very red, but Tad
was sllting ca tho floor Of the pes and
heeied not He Was so utossy that be
always sat ou the door good part Of The.
service, drawing pictures and amusing
limsrlt wi'A what even be could fud H.
be pockets.
On another Sunday, when he was uu
usually restless, u young olli5cr friend OF
ours gave him knife which he thought
laI would not open. bat be dad and out
bis buRer aud bad to do it up iu my
best emJr.,l red hsudkcrcliL
Ga this occasion | WAS goaiad to cay
III never taae you to cburch again,
thomas Lincoln be hated OF things to be
called laumas. / jas, sunsr agoniss oil
the time Well, said Tad, wasnt Willie
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-18

A crusade against the use Of tobacco
has recently been started III a number OF
our American universities, Is rec0P
niz fact is Injurious not only to the
physical beuth, bnt TO the intellectual a.
well The results olt.luea ~ schools
whore the uee Of tobacco has been discard
ed are very encouraging aud show clearly
be harmful effect ehi,h tals obnoIious
weed has upon The system. u ia CRAFTY
log to note tLat some Of the bcst colleges
| Of our country bive taken a decided stand
sasinst it- use by thar elairuts. The
Boston Uuivprtty hae l-sued en- ordnance
| that those students VITO are unwilling to
| foreeo The use OF tobacco, while within
the precincts Of the university Wli have
their fees fetnrned and thejr names tsken
from the hooks The 0 10 Wesleyan Uui
versity hiss made rule forbiddirg it's
students to tobacco il soy form and
other uniyersities have made similar otIi
uancCs
! H. tome Of the higher e3uoatiouGl iBsii
tulions Of this courtry ntteupf have baeu
| made 30 Obtain s'astIst aa to toe eii-ctE
II tobacco On ibe aead. m.e yonth 10
! 1891, the oiIigial physician Of Yale pub
lshed the results Of ob-arvatons on the
undergraduates Of t1at uuganIty IL a
class Of IA ,tndenta BE- fusa Mat 10
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-18

a 70 omoiga engineer should be one Of
The most truthful Of men. THAT'S why
this little story of southern engineer
should be believed implicitly,
You may talk rs you please about red
head5d women, he was sayi 3 toa group
Of listeners, buta red headed woman saved
my life aud established home for herself
all Rt once. | WIS twenty five tben and
running freight on the O. and o, in the
Wast Virginia mouptaiDs, where 1t took
allen, to ruu On engine, Ny division end
ed at Hutton ald there wag d red headed
girl who lived about fix miles to the east,
where there was siding near a big cut
and Ill, and It was bad place, rs the
road was new.
The gir'S name was Maggie Coaroy
aud she had the roddest head ever saw
on human beings shoulders. But
didn't care for that, aud did care foi
Maggie. One sunshuy day was coming
Nv" 'N' ''A - 49,"
Win Fotho eA''" Nus o''le auu SheoP III"
Daa 10 tue o9DooSs '"iee OF tne o"hefH
1t h1d ogen r@iai"H ana "'sAoatS were
iooEed Tor, but | haah seen any ana wa
bowling along ~ a good speed "hen al
oi a sudden ut the curve thought say
red night n'ioR Just over the track j
seenei to shine Ike bie1s ~ the track
aud before ! took tIma to shut OIL the
steam, ~histIei dowo brakes and was do
ing my oes' to stop,
hi'ut th'n ny hreman gave me the haw
ha" 10 a way t. rhI the blood 10 the
veins ofa man who can't stand teasing
hnt looked io5~lTd eud ionai that tbe
red light thot thenaht saw WAS only
dfgGi g bead otfod hur sticking mp in.
sdgance as she pnlod horeeIi mp the ttaep
"mbsnfment 10 get onto the track with
40 OATH opeoed everything neeln, bat as
| I'D so Maggie threw up her hands and
topped 10 dead faint by the tfsck and
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-18
A HIGHw wAYMAS

Las $500 oa.y eaH8 Hrres5ius a.
cat,arv bad strtu 81 60 taf travels 40
shs bad understood IS veil ss seeu.
Iae lmparaut satJao usder eaoti ier
u8a as Jbe Ostabsr aoraiag which btius
taeu ta ouf notice 8. So iag.lsu9n 10 b
rtseat waa3ies Ia tle ayrA o. E.
laad
Halhefe vsss dilemma Mu sasl o
~as 90 IadHpassd a. t. be- uaai Tor IT,
journey. yet sLe dii not si.b Z lua t
stsy ct hame.
Urhappiiy, among other ideas porhsp
lrt'u tFr1leoas, Mfs. Sheldon bad
8rm belief that i, vss perilols undortsI
log TO trsvel in q compartment car, uules
taero wsfo 30 many passengers that ther
vus go possible danger Of assault
| lolt want you to consider me At oil
Z5ua, said her mother ! am not III, onl,
. Just luIjsp5sed enough not to take such
Joutuev Y,u know Mrs Ganbet vii
take good care Of me Ifyou will prom
. lee not to go Ioto 40 empty compartment
/ tbiuk eau rest easy.
I Very well, mother will promise you
/ tibet. ssi3 Z1ns
I Morning saw our heroine ct the king'i
Gross station auri0nsly sc uniug the cal
risges 10 make sure Of one well dilei aud
at least one or two ladies' in IT, At last
he saw Que that met her requirements
aud slipping coin into the hand OF the
guard che entered,
The train steamed cut of the station aud
ID lus took survey OF her fellow travellers.
There was family father mother and
three children, un elderly lady, two busi
ness men aud 10 one corn,r q man whom
she ala not particularly Louce
She took out her iauutaiD pen and o
sheet of paper and wtote. All safe; com
paument full At the hrst stopping
place sLe gave it to The guard and the
busy wires carried it TO her mother. sat
tied down to on. .1y herself For while
she looked out Of the vipjow, admirins
The flying laodseape Then she produced
a book aui began T. ftad,
Anon new sensation stirred within
her
Sac drew out hur dainty little watch
ana locked at it, Twelve o'clock and
20 minutes. Two hours since she bad
started She laid down the book and op
eped the hllle lunch basket, then she
drew cn her gloves, tucked them in the
pocket Of her iaektt sad began to eat.
The man 10 the corner took this opporIun
lty 10 read the title OF her book, Bigelow
Papere. know she's 40 American, be
thought. can see it from the tip OF her
nose to the toe of her little boot | didn't
know before that eating was one OF the
hne arts
Zoaa, ell unconscious OF his scrntiny.
flushed her dinner, returned to her book,
and must admit, fell asleep for while.
She did not know when some OF tue other
Of :he conpattmeut got out
and about four o'clock she was reused by
hearing the mother Of the family say
Wake up, now, Till! Wake upI We
get ont at the next station,
Z1na looked about with start to zee
the October day dsrkeniug down and
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-18
Lincoln Rnd HIS UngHinIy Youth
DuuRlasA' ITiendship.

In the eoorse Of intere,tiog temilisssn
ces of "oIi timas" ! A. wa,rgos IN the
Cbicago Times.U.yaI.I tsils If "opr ael,
ot gorine0aId in 14lt, r,uman TrpmhuI
helooge5 10 ooreat Whsta els,n eel
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-18

lime uoGeY, tata Uaeis E5en, bot
dsh sia' 60 Htv O. eae1stn' wbut d.
r,ta'us lua ssel 90 10 ves meIt IL gsile
ter be. somtu1ss er tao minutes con
yohs,tigaII bling 10 sr sliidy income o.
trouble fob ten sw tweniy yshs. .....
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-18

Lam very grateful, inlead, Dr., PieI
pont, eaid Mrs shcldon late 10 the even
ing, as the three sat 10 the parlor. that my
dsuohter has had your company, ! never
feel sale to bsve Ldy travel unattended
10 compart--
Her auItors glanced at each otbor aud
burst into uncomfortable lau2blrr
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-09-16
Canned Linn Renns.

Select very young, green lima beans
for canning. Ifripe or white, fermenta-
ton is sure to take place unless you
use preservative, which is always more
or less dangerous. Wash the beans,
drain and put them uncooked into the
jar. Fill the jars to overlooking with
cold water, adjust the rubbers and lay
on the tops. Place straw or excelsior
in the bottom of the wash boiler, stand
the jars on this, pour in sufficient cold
water to half cover, cover the boiler,
bring to boiling point and boil steadily
for three hours. Take up the jars one at
a time, and screw on the tops as tight
as possible. Stand aside over night.
Next morning give the tops an extra
turn and put in dark, cool place to
keep.-Mrs. S. T. Rorer, in Ladies
Home Journal.