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The advocate., 1897-09-29
SYLLABUS.
BY THE COURT.
MILroNJ.

Where the complaint charged that defendant
ibid unlawfully OveFdEiVe and kill two animals,
to-Wit: two geldings, the property OF william
Sullivan, contrary 60 the form OK the statute,n
etc., under section 2420, General Statutes OF 1880
loads, drives when overloaded, overwOrks, tor.
lures, tOrments, depriVes OF necessary suste.
nance, cruelty beats, mutilates or kills any
animal, or causes or procures an animal 10 be
loaded, overworked tortured, tormensed, de-
prtved OF necessary sustenance, cruelty beaten,
mutllated or killed, shall be Dunish0d
by imprisonment In jail not exceeding one year,
or by fne not exceeding two hundred and fRty
dollars, or by both such fine and imprisOn.
ment" 10 was error TO overrula defendants mo
tion TO quash such complaint.
The advocate., 1897-09-29
SYLLABUS.
Kansas Court Of Appeals, Southern Department,
Central Division.

Kansas Court Of Appeals, Southern Department,
Central Division.
No. $40.
The National Mortgage and Debenturs Com.
pany, plaintiff In error,
V8.
The Hutchinson Manufacturing Company, %
9l., defendants In error.
Error from Reno County.
AFFIRMED.
SYLLABUS BY THE COURT. MILTON. J.
In this case the commencement OF the build.
Ing" within the meaning OF the m sChRnic's lien
statutes, held 70 be the time work was begun on
the foundation thereof, Notwithstanding the
foundation was made by the owner himself or
under his direction, and not under . contract.
Kansas Court Of Appeals, Southern Department.,
Central Division.
No. $50.
The State Of Kansas, plaintiff,
VB.
G. O. Patterson, defendant.
Appeal from Butler County.
REVERSED.
The advocate., 1897-09-29
AFFIRMED.
SYLLABUS.
BY THE CoURT.
MILTON, J..
Kansas Court OF Appeals, Southern Department,
Central Division.

Kansas Court OF Appeals, Southern Department,
Central Division.
No. GlS
The Atohison, Topeka q Santa Fe Railroad
Company, plaintiff In error,
vs..
David Emmerson, defendant in error
Error from Greenwood County.
AFFIRMED.
SYLLABUS. BY THE COURT. MILTON, J.
l. The case Of Railway Company v. Lycan, 81
Kan. $685. followed as to proof Of value OF orchard
trees destroyed by hre resulting from negli.
gence Of defendant.
2. The question 90 to the negligence OF the
railroad company having been submitted 20 che
jury under proper Instructions, TO which no ex-
ceptlons we're taken, and the evidence, though
conflicting, sufficiently sustaining the verdict,
the Judgment OF the trial court based thereon
will not be disturbed.
The advocate., 1897-09-29
Kansas Court Of Appeals, Southern Department,
Central Division.


Kansas Court Of Appeals, Southern Department,
Central Division.
No. 200.
J.W. McNeal, plaintiff in error
Va.
s. B. Hunt, defendant in error.
Error from Barber County
AFFIRMED.
SYLLABUS BY THE COURT. MILTON, J.
Who're receipt acknowledging satisfaction Of
Judgment rendered by 4 District court was
given BY the Judgment creditor to- the defend
ant while an execution under the Judgment was
In the hands OF the Sheriff and where the latter
thereupon returned the execution with state
ment OF that fact endorsed thereon together
with the satisfaction receipt, and where it ap.
peared that the giving Of such receipt was by
mistake and that large part OF the Judgment
remained unpaid; Held that the court prop.
erly inquired into the matter on motion.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-07

Meat Imperative of Victoria Crosse.
Another Y. C. OF my acquaintance
be r. anything but a docior-oncc saw.
cd a trooper whose horse had beer
killed. His argument was rather orig
lnal The man was on foot and m,
enemy-zulus this time. and they arr
beautiful nghiers-was coming down A
run. and he sa'i very decently tina
he did not see bis way 90 perlllnr hi
officers lie by double wclrhtlnr IN
only horse there was
To this his onlcer answered. If 70,
don't 200 %" behind me. IN get on an,
TN give Won such a licking AZ you'v,
never had In your nfe." The MAJ
was more afraid OF fists than asserais
and the good horse pulled them bo,l
out OF the scrapo. Now. hy the reg
ulaiions an onlcor who insults Of
threatens with violence a subordlnal,
Of hts service Is liable TO lose bis com
mission and 10 be declared "incapahl,
OF serving the queen In any capacity.
but FOR some reason or other the troop
er never reported his superior -Rud
yard Klpllng IN Youths Companion.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-07

That little mistake Of Miss Margars,
Williams. the typewritist OF the state
house. which nccossltated the caillne
Of an extra session OF the legislature
instead Of costing New Jersey several
hundreds Of dollars. az was expected
has saved the commonwealth about
fi5.S5o. Instead Of having three days
fOf registration purposes. az provided
IN the election till. the names OF voter
vill be- registered IN one day. The tar.
payers Of the state are grateful to Miss
Williams. Miss Williams. BY subsiltui.
ins the word provided" for prohibit.
cd IN an anu-gamhling bin. made
pool-selllng in New jersey a posslhll.
ny. The bin provided Tor a special
election 80 that the people could ap-
prove 81 the amendments 10 the con.
st.tuiion which passed two legislatures
The new BIN provides Cor only one day
for registration, Under the bin which
paasod the legislature the election
would have cost about sio2. 900. Unde,
the bin passed because Of the error /,
win cos t56.i5o Senator Johnson Of
Bergen county has written TO Miss VII.
liams. explaining 20 her how she IA.
really been Of service and that the stat,
Is under obligations 20 her for creatlnr
the opportunity for making the correc
ton. other legislators have written h
the same strain. Miss williams min,
has been greatly relieved in conse
.Qnencc.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-07

now she New nflai.isf shamsa
rri..i.si.,s or.~a

mlsslsnippi Crowd
a man who can stand turning down
for the cabinet az well a. he did ought
TO make a good minister 10 Madrid"
the president IL reported 10 have said
70 a friend shortly before be sent 70
the senate the nomination Of Stewart
l.. Woodford. Plaeidity Of temper.
coupled with strong resolution.
recommended the New Yorker as NJ
Tor the difficulties Of the Madrid mis-.
sion. Perhaps the president ala not
recall the bearing Of Gen. Woodf0rd
upon q certain very trying occasion
long before the cabinet Incident. II
that had come 10 his mind he might
have felt additional force In bic esii-
mate. Many years ago. says the
Washington correspondent Of the 81.
Louis Globe-Democrat. there was a
sensational political homicide IN KEN
per county. Miss. Judge Chisholm was
the victim. His case became Of ma
tional interest The general govern
ment took up with vlgor the punish
ment OF the crime, Stewart L. Wood
ford. Of New York. was selected 70 60
20 Mississippi to assist Ia tho prosecu-
ton. The action CT the government
was resented. Threats we're made that
the Yankee lawyer would not see his
home again II be made himself too Of
fensive. On the day that Gen. Wood
ford walked into the court room he
looked into an array Of forbiddlng
faces and observed that there seemed
10 be an average Of one shotgun 10 each
Mississlpplan present he put down
the Law books on the table. slowly sur
veycd the crowd. and In a tone lndicai-
Ing perfect compofurc. said.
There seems 10 be a good deal Of
display Of arms here. Personally.
don't know that q is Objectionable, I
have had some experience In looking
down the barrels Of pieces Of larger
callbor. san. n this case u 10 be- tried
with shoiguns. Il may be well 10 have
an understanding 20 that effect before
We begin"
The posseaaoru Of the shOigunF
dropped out of the court room one By
one. and when they came back they
were nos armed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-07

"Ever since spinning was a type 81
womaniy industry from age 20 age. "a haI
been expected that beautiful apparel should
cloihe women. From the classic r0bos "a
Aspasia % the rich dresses of Elizabeth
and thence % the wedding gown Of Par.
iian Priscilla we zee the nttracfiyeness n
dress. Bat az this time only has q be
come possible for al women - be- hocom.
lnRiy nttircd NJ a small cosf. the supply u
beautiful inexpensive dress fabrics nov q
~ had. making it a. easy matter Yea
there are women VIA insist that the "a
rcnHe Of having summer gowns laundcrnI
j greater than the original cost. and that
IN The end light woolcns or summer TIits
are more economical. This Is . mistakes
idea. ~ washing pretty helouFInes l. a iIne
art. which j. very easy 20 learn Any 1lri
20 matter hou dellcafgly reared can wash
her own summer COWS A bright day
plenty q water and a littlt pure soap are
The necessary aids Ia tie WORK To 40 h.
Oh a tub twothlrds fan u warm water.
dissolve q fourth II n cake Of ivory foap.
which viii not fade the most delicate
colorsl add u 20 the water. wash the gar
ments carefully through ii. rinse frEf ln
clear water, then ln blue water. wiring.
dip In thin starch. hang on he lac In ne
shade when dry, sprinkle. and iron on
the wrong side Ellla r. Parker
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-07


Rev. Dr. Charles II. parkhurst has
been elected a trustee Of Amherst col.
lere.
senator Mlii Of Texas when a boy
used 70 make cigars for sale. HIS
father grew the tobacco In Virginia
Rev. nr. ". H. O'Conncil. rector OF
the American college IN Rome. has
been made a prelaie Of the Roman
court.
Mira Patti has IN her home the
largest automatic orchestral instru-
ment In the world. which plays an
the oresas IN which the prlma donna
has sung.
Ex-Rear Admiral Brown. who has
been talked Of for mayor Of Indlanapo-
o.. says he win accept II the people
I'm come 70 his lcrms-a unanimous
uomination. $4,000 a year salary and
eleven months annual holiday.
Senator Hanshrough worn recently
the most remarkable suit ever seen IN
the senate chamber. Al nrst glance
q looked Ike the cheapest japanese
silk. u De- straw color. with a broad
dark stripe running round and round
the material like the stripes Of a
zebra.
Floionc, Nightngalo received her
Christian name from TIE town IN
which she was born Florence. Italy.
Her name u not Nightingale. but
shore. her father being Noiilnrhsm
bsnker who Inherited the estates OF
Peter nightingale on condition that ne
assume the name.
Won Moltke was an early riser rnd
loved early risers. Once. while roam.
ms around his Slleslan estate At day.
break. he found a peasant woman
bearing on her back a sack Of potatoes
which she had Just dug. making load
heavy enough Tor a mule. Here's a
thaler Tor you" said the great asld
marshal. you see. Tho early bird
catches the worm" Aflcruard ho
found out that che vas a night lhlsf
who had ravagod Ma fields persistent.
y. but whom Bis steward had never
set up early enough 10 catch.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-07

The eloquencc that marked the
speeches a. the banquet Of the West
End business Mems association Wed.
ncsday evening vas not more notice.
able than the wit. Giles H. Sulvell
the POSTMASTER. vas accused Of teliinf
a score or more a. original witty stor
a.. and getting on numerous witty hits
one Of me best appreciated jokes vas
made when he was iniroiuclng John
Gardner. an Englishman. Mr. stiluel
thought Il would not be ont Of place &c
put brakes on Mr.. Gardner before the
put brakes on Mr, Gardner before the
lpiter began his speech and tc,ording
ly warned him that Il would be no use
IN telling In bis speech that the sun
never sets on the domains Of Great
Britain. "Tha;," said the toasimas.
ter. lie because the Lord Il afraid q
leave an Englishman In the dark. -
Syracuse Post
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-07

ment And We must remember abe
was placed In a position az some tempt
tatlon."
Yes. she's married. Trayers went
on. TO a doctor. AZ I say. think
YOU knew him Oh. Of course: We were
At drunk together al his rooms In
nanloli"
Il reCollect taking vino" the Bishop
admitted. after a pause. with a man
named Holmes there"
The same' The very fellow What
a way he had with the girls, tool And
then the bonfire do you remember
our bonfire on the nigh; our Torpid
beat Christ church and orleli How
you brought out fagFnts into the quad
after the Bump supper. and remarked
that you didn't care a somethlng.sr-
other Tor the nons. aud made a Jolly
good blaze, and were almost sent down
for ~"
The bishop hesltatcd. 4 have some
indistinct recollection that there was
q bonnrc.' he allowed at last. du-
biously.
"was a bonhrc' why. my rear fell
low. you were all bat sent packing for
A. You can't possibly forget. You
were let on on the ground that most
Of the other men WeV much mure
drunk than you; you worc inst sober
enough 10 light the faEEois In the mid
die Of the quad. while the other men
wanted 20 pile and light them against
the hall and chapel"
The Bishops face was rigid with ter
ror.
Just then a cry arose on SIZE ctr from
cottage not Gar OLA wiord. shrlll
cry. as a woman waillnr.
whats thatg" Travcrs afkod. with
a start
Sawed. savedl" The Bishop gasped
with 10Y. He remembered that Tray
crs had had typhoid At college. and
lived ever after In bodily dread Of Ey-
motto diseases That" he replied. In
very calm and measured tones. H.
only a negro wake. The women are
walllng and kecnlng after their Mad
over ono Of their peopls who had dies
In this epidemic regret 10 say. ow.
ing 10 our imperfect sanitary arrange
ments, such scenes are too common.
We grow perhaps to diarcsard them
with almost unchrisiian lack Of syn-
pathy."
"Epldemici What epldemlcf"
The Bishop stretched truth as Ear
az 4 would 30. yellow Jack" he
answered. IN an unconcornei voice.
VERY bad here At present They are
dying W lhopmndr-tle whites and
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-07


nights IN coliege!"
The Bishop moved uneasliy in hts
chair. Then be glanced at the Bishop
ess and the two Blshopinaa. Ny dear.
he said. wriggling inside his black APP
ron. ~ Is very hot IN here. ] think
viii take Mr. TTayers out In the garden
a little"
The Blshopess' face expressed sim
oere relief Mr.. Travers' talk tended
not 10 edlncation. She. too. glanced a.
the Blshoplnas. Il would. Edward. II
! were you" she answered. Perhaps
Mr. Travcra smokes. He might like
a cigar" She threw out the hint IN the
firm voice Of one who Implies that to-
bacco within the house was not permits
fible at Biahopstow
"Ah. you don't smoke now. them"
Tfavers put IN. with a note Of sur
prise. well. that's odd Given Il
upl Must have cost him a wrench.
though. Mira. Mitchell Never saw him
AZ Oxford without a Siort biar-root
pipe In his mouth. bar chapel or lee
ture. Did I. Mlichel7
The Bishop rose soiemniy. stood Tor
moment by the open window with
his episcopal legs Ia a studied attitude
OF episcopal doubt. and then led the
way into the garden. Il was a beau
tiful West-lndlan night. tropical
moonlight lay palo green upon the
hoor OF the verandah. hreniCs fitted
In and out; the scent Of large white
flowers was heavy on the air. Travers
thought q an beautiful he had only
arrived az Tortuga that morning. and
had come straight up 10 Bifhopstow %
make bis hrst impression Of toe trap-
ica under his old frlcnds roof and his
old friends auspices
The bishop selected sequcstorcd
spot AZ the furiheat end Of the veran-
dab. placing long dock-chalr for
Travera. where he was least likely to
be overheard by the two Blshoplnas.
'Yea." he continued. In a bland pro-
fcsslonal murmur. we have a Great
Work here. and feel that abstinence
from all appearance OF evll ls a Bsees.
siiy Of my usefulness"
John Traveu lnhied a cigar I,s
smoke blew towards the Bishop. Cap
ital tobacco ono gets here" Travers
remarked.
The Bishop shifted Il regreiiully. 1T
has a delicious fragrance. Will ad-
init" he answered with reluctance.
Travers leaned back IN bic chair and
watched tho hrehles as they fitted.
The air was balmy All. what times
We had AZ Oxford" be went on. re-
fectinr What times We had there,
Mltchell' DO you remember that saucy
little girl who used to sell flowers a,
the corner near the Randolph A pref
~ BIZ OF fun: Polly Peach. they called
her what fun We had chafnng herr
Well. she's married a doctor now. aud
has a son AZ Brasenosc."
Il ON glad 10 hear it, the Bishop
answered. putting his thumbs and
forchngers together. Though she
was a frivolous young woman. she vas
not wholly lacking in-ln what may
venture 10 call the essentials Of refine
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-07

browns ssp1si1iiy. 4 attacks lew corr
ers mos, Of all. People Of norld com
plexion and full habit Of body. fresl
out from England. are almost sure
Travers rose in horror lie wac
fresh-colored and fnll-blooded. rs II
all over the isiands?' he asked. with
marked cagerness.
The Bishop gave a dramatic pause.
mot IN Barbndoes. te answered slow
~. barbados y ti,e wholesome.
There's n steamer 70 flarbadoea tomor-
row morning"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-07

"A. d. Invisible Elevators" by
which a man might add four inches 10
sls stature. was the means BY which a
London swindler started IN 20 make
bis fortune Tie elevators were pieces
oi cork an inch thick put in the heels
o. shoes. which were bought At IS
conts a dosen pairs and sold AZ ti.S1
pair. Tie had made over $1,000 when
arrested.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-07

n you want TO learn about . Wash.
ina Machine ahich even a child c1t
operate easily BE- sure % read adrtf'
tlsement n this paper Of n. Z. Dram
msr Mfg. Co. Davenport. Iowa To IN
troduco their new Machine efcFywheI'
they viii for a short time only sell Al
wholesale prlce-whcre dealers az ye
DO not keep them IN stock. The hrn
guarantees every Machine nrsl-cias
and TO give satisfaction. Write then
AZ once for circulars and price The
win b plealed % hear from you.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-07

-
The impression prevails IN many
minds that coffee Is extremely injurious
TO the nerves and also 70 the liver. How
true this may be Il IL not easy % decide
Normal constitutions do not. a. a rule.
seem TO md coffee IN moderation IN the
least degree injurious Dyspeptics NAY
experience distress from H. use. but ae-
cording 10 some carefully conducted ex-
perimenta 4 Is quite a. likely TO be the
sugar and cream In the coffee. a. the
coffee itself. Persons who have been Ia
the habit Of taking coffee prepared IN
the usual feshlcn and have found Il 70
disagree with them have tried black
coffee without sugar or cream with
most excellent results From which Il
may appear that the caffeine
may not be 70 Injurious after al: IN.
deed. 4 has Of late been used IN cases
Of myocarditls with excellent effect
Small doses Of caffeine are recommend.
cd. and these At intervals. the remedy
being given steadily. then discontinued
Tor a while. In this way the system
does not become accustomed 10 med
lclne and Il q not necessary 10 incroasl
the dose Of the drug.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-07

4 prc-s dispatch from cuobss ts,is
OF new guns received AZ that point, and
also a quantity Of projectilos for
twelve-pounder. quiok-nring cannon.
How the face Of history would have
been changed had a few modern. quick
nrlng guns been maglcally supplied 10
Montcalm just az the English forces
reached the Plains Of Abrahaml No
herolam OF Wolie'a little army would
have ayailed against such instruments
OF slaughter suddenly reinforcing the
defenders OF Quebec; and It might we'll
be that Here Montcalm died vlcio-
rlous' would be the legend read on
that historic monument which now
oommemoratos Wolfe.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-07

Il IL said an attempt Win he mads
By The stockholders Of a railroad u
ousi Russell SAGE from the presidency
II they succeed ue don't know VIA
the poe man viii 90. ss The tacaarl..
IN prcsilencles are growing fewer sine
the courts went Into railroad business
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-07

The tide Il turned. -Siany span
iards are Hanged- is the headline Il
a morning paper. and "thrlr cabaf
capiors~ are credited with being at thl
right end Of the rope. This repor
shows the existence Of -uuvqnicd &C.
tlvlty" In Cuba-ii only the inegltao''
correction does net come that Coz
Standards read Texas mules"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-07

That California professor who thinks
Re has dlncoyered a lost race In Low
" California needn't feel pulled up AZ
.ll BY his discovery. Harvard and
Tale discovered the same thing The 9th.
q day % pouEhkeepala.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-07

A aoImsa H,tr. or yoa Win sunsf an The
.Nlafe| |'dpni 70 prolonged bilious attack
.'aIilp1fH headaches, iyiptpsia. furrod
ttFne seer breath. pain IN The righi aide.
~ a1mo11h you Of neglect Discipline the
'talc'l1H organ a. onre with iloIieiieFs'
..amac4 H|lieu, and expect promp. relief
aalana. Rheumatism, Kidney complaint.
.ptouantH AMI debility are thoroughly re-.
noIel BIZ 81 BIisla.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-07
100 To Any Man.
Z weasass. 10 sien rhsy rr-sa aaa
asa a. Cure.

WNaHHEH# \" Ecu NhnN NNEal aud
asa D. Cure.
Al onnha IIa|any places Tor flt first
ne before l|t IuIilr a MtoiCtL ruEtr-
.iI,f iur tls tHI1 a Lost Vitality, Nervous
Ia sexual ~ lI|411s. and Restoration 81
~ ioIco 10 ~ md Young nien No
Isnaaai fiIH.# ftmsdy cOafains no
lIlltlarrous on H|4IT harinful drug u l.
4 N0SurHFtf I|#IINrNI-mur ,cai On its
sfa.i. po.|i|tr ~ ~ cUrc. An ~ssdcrs
eto afC saH|f|H Irom q wrrkaess thai
Hlhls ihr|I "a. Iansihg that mcntal aud
rttscal .ufrII". lccuhnr a. l1si Man
80. should eI||. ~ ihe STATE MEDICAL
ltlNfANf. uH4HH. Neh. aI,i they win
l.ni yoi hIH.|#y f8fE. q valuable
r.i1f o. t4c4N .|Nles, and I.1.itisn pruoii
tiher irulf |I#||lI IHnafNENE lhous.
sn.h q mtn. HH4 have bot al lloIr Of .
rsrp. sre Icing restored by thea a. G per.
80 esHiiilon.
Ihis MAGICAL THrtfunNr NAV ~ taken
Al hons under their dlrcciions. ~ they will
~, failruaI fare und hotel hills e. all who
prefer % 10 thcrr ler trraimeat. "a they
iai o. curp They are perfectly Heiiahle,
have no free prescriptions, frae Cure,
Trse sample. or 4. ID. ~ fake Thoy have
E'uuu capital, and guarantee a. cure
avery case they tfrai 90 refund every dol.
lar or their charges may b. Deposited IN .
hank % De- paid 40 them whoa q onre Il
sfcctsd. Write them today.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-07
nas whsr. The, pla the Nest Coed

INT where lhef utd me West oont
Mister" said the small boy 10 the
druggist. give me bottle o. them
pills yon sold father day before yeslor-
day Are they doing him eoodi"
asked the chemist. looking pleased. 4
Ono WHISTLER they're doin' father any
eood or not. but they're doin' me good
They jus, ~ my new air gunr'-Odds
ard Ends.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-07

You win enjoy this publication muc.
better u yen viii ggt Into The haali 81
reading the advertisements; they VIZ
afiord a most Interesting study ant
vii put you in The way Of gettlnl
some excellent bargains Oar aivcr
tlsCrs arr reliable. they send What they
advertise.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-07

Tho story goes that the sulphur mines
nov located near the Matches trail,
Wash. about ilfteen miles from Buck.
ley. were first discovered by a camper.
whose Ere took hold OF the rocks. which
burned and created such a smell that
he had 10 move two or three miles 10
get away from the fumes.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-07
Two ALIFEIEGRAVEs
PUT ~ a COFFIN SIX FEET
UNDER GROUND.
Practical Demonstration Of the Ola
nlndoo castom Of Burying Alive 10
Pad Effects FOLLOW. Although me
Subjects Erperisncc Horror.


HE horrors Of be-
ing buried alive
have furnished a
fruitful theme for
writers from time
lmmemorial. The
supposed feelings
OF the persons
however. has rest
cd wholly IN the
Imagination Of the
writore William
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-07

The town Of Washington. IA. has q
widows row. where there are nine Ions
females within q block and emily one
harhnlnr-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-07
BISHOP or TORTUGA.

es." the Bishop re-
marked renectively
"as you say. TRAY
crs. We had some
delightful times at
Oxford together.
Il should think
col" the new com
or assented. I'VE
did have larksl
what days on the
rlverl And what