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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-17
MORTUARY.

Dec. 14-Manuel Talbot, colored,
aged 80 years, from paralysis, county
hospital.
Dec. 14-Pabla BurntillO, aged 40
years, consumption, county hospital.
Dec. 15-Infant OF VIM. J. Quinn
and wife. Trenton Gveaue, from
maraSmus.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-17
FIFTY YEARS.

New York, Dec. ia special to tho
Herald from Monte Carlo, says:
There is good authority for stating
that further concession of fifty years
has been granted to the Casino COM
pany.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-17
THE MILLS ESTATE.
Brown Gets News OF The Supreme
Court decision.

Brown Gets News OF The Supreme
Court decision.
Sacramento, Cal, Dec. 1I.-Charies
c. Brown, a veteran sport, has fallen
heir to an estate in New Orleans val
ued at 100000. The estate belonged
to his sister, Fanny Hinckley Mills,
who died in New Orleans lille over
a year ago. The estate has been in It'll
CATION since the death Of Browns SIS
ter. Brown has received word from
New Orleans that he has won the case
on its merits.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-17
PAID THE PENALTY.

Kansas City, No., Dec. 1n-Wm.
Carr, the child murderer was hanged
at the Clay county court house at Lib
erty, No., at 1916 this morning.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-17
FAIR AND WARMER.

Washington, ID. c.. Dec. IL.
Weather for Western Texas: Fair
and warmer in northern portion with
nOrtheasterly winds.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-17
DISINFECTING BILOXI.
The Work Begun BY Marine and State
Authorities.

The Work Begun BY Marine and State
Authorities.
Biloxi. Miss. Dec. 17.-Dr. White, of
the Marine Service with his assistants,
spent the day in getting matters in
shape for beginning in real earnest the
fumigatiOn of the infected localities Of
this city. In conjunction with the
local authorities the marine officials
issue the following circular. which will
prove of great interest to the entire
coast:
I'm view of our sincere desire to pre-
vent the recurrence of any epidemic
disease. we earnestly request the citi-
zens of Biloxi and of the county of
Harrison that they comply with the
following measures for certain disin
lection of all places in said city and
county:
Il. Open wide to the cold air and
sunlight every house on every cold
day, not only once, but every day from
now until March.
80. Hang out of doors all mattresses,
pillows, cotton comforts. blankets and
clothing.
-. Unpack and hang out of doors all
kinds of clothing, both wooden and cot
ton. which may be packed away in
drawers. trunks or boxes.
Il. Turn over to the disinfecting SER
vice all mattresses, pillows, comforts,
etc, used in or about the sick room for
any sort of fever during the past sum-
mer and fall.
Let us not bubble about whether it
was yellow fever or dengue or malaria;
it is nothing now to us, but we wish to
absolutely bar any recurrence on the
Mississippi coast of any fever next
summer. and the disinfection will be
done most carefully. Let us join in
this as a patriotic measure for the com
mon good.
LASTLY the mattresses. pillows and
comforts will be disinfected by steam,
the other things by formaldeheyde gas,
and in neither case will anything be
damaged. If ii be necessary TO burn
and badly infected mattresses the
government will replace the mattress
with another of exactly the same quail
ty. No discomfort and no loss to any
one win occur.
u. ii. WHITE,
Up. \. SURGEON i'm charge of Post Epi-
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-17

M. f. Collins is being tried for Luz
macy in the Probate court this after
on an affidavit made by ]. w. No
Knight.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-17
u. II. WHITE,

u II. WHITE,
Up. \. Surgeon in Charge of Post Epi-
demic Infection;
'WM. GORENFLO,
President of Biloxi Board of Health
wv. T. BOLTON, NJ. d.,
Health officer of Harrison County,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-29
MIR. GAGE WILLREMAIN
Has Not rendered His Resignation
10 the President.
HOW THE RUMOR GOT OUT,
II l. Said That In Talking win MIR
Mckinley MIR. Gage Casually said
Ifiis Financial Views did Not
suit lie would Resign.

Washington, Dec. %. Assistant Sec
rotary Vandcrlip when asked today
concerning the report that Secretary
Gage had rendered his resignation and
that President Mckinley had refused to
accept Il said: "Thcrc is nothing IN H. "
Mr.. Vanderlip when questioned further
said 40 far as he was quoted as author
ity FOR the assertion he could say there
was nothing in IL, for he had never 80
stated 20 any person As 10 whether or
not Mr.. Gage had offered to resign and
Mr. Mckinley had refused TO accept II
he (Vanderlip) could say nothing, for he
did not know whether Il was so or not
It is believed In some usually well IN
formed circles that the report Is sub
siantially correct, but there was no
formal tender Of resignation. IL Is IT,
marked a. probable that in some con
yorsation with the president Mr. Gage
In an informal way said that he would
resign n his financial views were en-
tarassing TO the administration, and
the president in reply stated very posi-
lively that he did not want his secretary
Of the treasury TO do any such thing.
It's learned Furthermore that AZ th,
time Of this conversation the president
informed Mr.. Gage that their Wow
ven in accord and that be must no
think Of resigning Il is regarded q
certain that Mr.. Gage will continue n
/ oNtea
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-29
Lots and lands.
FOR SALE. BY
DUNNICA & NKERT,
BRYAN, TEXAS,
Lawyers and Real Estate
Agents.

Three lot, two block Wcst oi Min
street Boo The city ui hfyan. lloa.e
with nine tonms, two halls and u AL.
levy, alec ull u,cr ary ou, houses anl .
good itirk Uftuu Will eel 40 bar.
gan and uu l,tms o. uit the purthattr.
Two lots, tWo blocks vest nl Min
street. Good ~. my house and otl 81
IMPROVEMENTS, ,uH li,d With cisiarn
water
-Four acres % land in nnrihwe. por
tiDn of BRYAN House ul xix ICONS, one
hall aua two galleries Al uetessrry
uuihousts Good we'll 81 water and
good bri,k tisjOn, CONVENIENT TO the
schools, Terms easy.
-Four lots in northwest pftion Of
Byau with house at four rooms and
alsn has "a ruod cisen. Price 600,
FERNS easy.
Two pcre. in northwest portion Of
lryan, with house of four MONS aud
good well ol watrr. Price $500.
Two atft. Of land, With house Il five
toomf, good vel, obc mile north q
court house, Price $500. r,ims easy.
Three acTcs of land one mile north ot
court hon e, With house Of thee rooms;
ptiOc $3.50,
Time llis OF land IN eastern portion
ol Bryan house Of M room and we'll
Of good water.
lal IL acres OF land ON Carers creek
all In cultivation. also splendid tsli-
dtnee aud outhousss.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-29
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Joc walcoit and T ON Tracey foughta
Ground fight Of G. iicH'u, ll.s, to
draw
Marcus Nassaur seriously shot Miss
Katie Do,cnloch, his sweetheart ana
suicidod az st. Loui 8.
Levi T. Morton h as accepted the pres
idcncv of the Fifth Avenue Trust COM
pany, New York G ity.
-Four mon wcrc ound frozen todeath
in boat OF RI ,kaway BoN'h, New
York.
George 4. Mor,st shot his W lie and
suicidcd nj Bothkhom, Ia. Tie woman
/ viii recover
William Dolau was stabbed to death
az Havcrhill, Mas. by William DAILY,
I his broihcrin.law
At Negro prayer meeting at Garland
I City. Ark, Anderson Tolliv m, ctdorod,
was shot and killed by anoth, n negro.
, Charles Mcdaniel, living cnr Tyler,
Tex, was accidentally shot an ID Killed by
/ his S.ycar-old son.
&c. smith was dangcruu nv shot ut
Dallas, Tex, In saloon William aud
Rosc Bmutlry orc under arr o.
A train loud of 10 cars of hceycs have
been shipped TO Galveston n um Bloom
ing Grove. Tex, for Cuba.
G.. J.. Young & Co, merch M q at 1y
. | lrr. Tex, Glel q dcod Of trust to sccur
1, creditors 90 the amount Of .lTN0.
, Gamr, Raudlc. negro, was shot ans
, kllrd near Independence, Tex, by an
e other Negro
q G.. DE- NiCigrr, Jr, drumm r. wa
. robbed 40 tho Midland hotol at lian'O
!. City, Mo, Of S2Si2.
s w. h Shields. farmer and prom
y incnt citizen, died suddenly at / arlic
J. Tex.
The Knr.R Reynolds company, W hole
sale rroccrs at indianapolis, Ind, hay
, failed. Liabilities about S300,0OO, W.T.
! assets $4,000.
/, Ancxplolon IN the independent brew
: cry at Chicago, his, caused IN death
/, Theodore Wcuhofsky aud fetal iniuri'
n 10 two other mon
m The Oyouman wheel company
a Chicopoc Falls. Mass, as assign q
~ Liabilities, S55o,OOO; ASSETS double th
amount
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-29
nan naIy nurt.

Boston, Dec. 2S-Dan Daly, tho poru-
lar comedian, and one of the leading
lights In "Thc Bcllo Of New York"
company, probably received fatal injur.
ics al the Park ihcatcr Monday night.
AZ tho finale 81 the first act DAILY makes
flying entrance" sliding In un an in
Clincd win In some way, either the
wire or handle broke, DAILY falling 90 the
stage, striking on his shoulder, and the
hack Of his head, Two physicians VEN
summoned from the audience and for
half an hour worked over him, hut
could not bring him hack 10 conscious.
ness. lie was sent 90 the Massachusetts
General hospital The physicians say
they believe he Is suffering from CON
cussion Of the hmin.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-29
OUR LINE OF GROCERIES
AN NJ flank.
One MAY Be E.t.hii,hrd At New York
Controlled by the Italian Government

One MAY Be Established ~ New YORK
Controlled BY the Italian Government
New York, Dec. 2s.-Signor Pruz1ati,
Italian minister Of finance in report
60 the chamber has recommended the
establishment Of a hank in this city, 70
be- under the direction Of the Italian
government
"Some step should be taken TO protect
our countrymen in America, who are
constantly being robbed by Ascending
bankers, SAYS Pruzzati In his report.
II believe that the government should
take this matter in hand and establish
colonial hank In New York, so that the
money which our compatriots wish ID
send TO their homes can be given IN Gus
tody to the government direct TO ID
transmitted TO Italy.
I'm doing this the immigrants would
incur no risks and would feel SURE thai
their money would reach is destination
safely"
Gustayo Tosti, acting Italian consu
IN this city, says:
IL fully approve this plan and thinl
that the establishment Of an Italian
government hank In this city would b
a great benefit 20 the Italians lcrc an
would drive out a great many irrcsponsi
BE Italian bankers"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-29
FIRE AT DETROIT.
One BuildlnE , 's,royed aud the Pre-
prr.. Structure BADLY Damaged.

One nuiidinE , 's,royed aud the free
Pres. Structure BADLY Damaged.
Detroit, Dec. 2S.-The Arcade build.
ing, owned by the Hcinmann estate,
burned carly this morning, completely
destroying the paper stock 81 William
c. Jupp, the stock and plant Of Charles
l.. Rochm & Sons, wholesale staiioncrs,
and the stock n perfume materials ~
the Eliam Manufacturing company.
The history structure to the west oi
the Arcade building was occupied by the
Detroit FRYE Prcss Printing company.
For time II was threatened, and tho
stocks and plants Of the FREE Prcss
Printing company, Cliff y Higgins
bookbindcrs and the llahbin Engraving
company werc nearly ruined.
The total loss ON the two building,
and their contents viii reach $4,000
Of which the Free Press Printing com
pany sustains about 100000, with Sl5,
/ 900 insurance. The other losses an
fully covered by insurance. Tho caus
II the flrC Is unknown.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-29
BURNED TO DEATH.

A Young Woman Cooked Co a Crisp
Tr,iar e. save IIcr Personnel Inrcis.
pitt,hurg Dcc 2S-During a irr ai
New Haven IN the residence Of Mn
Ann Browdy, Mis- Nancy Bruwdy, aged
a.. was burned 10 death and her mother,
aecd e.. was 20 badly burned IN attempt
ing 10 save her daughter that she cannot
survive. The daughter lost her life IN
irving 10 save some personal property
She went 10 the upper flour after the
fir had started and was probably sufo
Gated when the house had bccn gut
ted the body 81 Miss Bruwdy was seen
hanging over a ioist and IN the prcsonc'
81 aluut 300 people was literally burned
40 IA rrisn
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-29

Louisville, Dec, %. Patrick Kelly n
hardwood hnishcr, who for over year
has lrcn dumb, suddenly recovered the
use II spccch Monday during a ~ OF
anger lie was grcatly surprised to md
himself talking, aud changed his words
frnm curses 20 20 fcrvcnt thank Cost
lie wa. formerly employed 10y Maple
son a Co at Wilmington, Del, and u
was when about 90 curse one ~ th'
losses ihcrc that his voice was pol-icd
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-29
HELPING OUT THE BANK.
Comptroller Eckels Pushing Liquidation
OF the slngeriy Failures.

OF the HiuEetlN ihlNteh
Washington. Dec. 2s-Comptrollcr
Eckles says:
Il have instructed Examiner Coffin 20
at once call a meeting Of the directors Of
the Chestnut Street National hank 10
pass the necessary resolution aud issue
notice 20 share holders for a meeting to
vote to go into involuntary liquidation.
In addition l have requested him 20 have
the directors obtain ct once the
signatures Of the representatives hold
ing two.thirds Of the hanks stock,
agreeing 10 vote for liquidation when
the matter Is presented az the meeting
20 h. called. Having done this, ! have
stated that the comptroller would then
permit the hank 10 go into voluntary
liquidation after a vote is had, un evil
denco being furnished that creditors Of
the hank have accepted the plan pro
posed hy the committee IN place Of cyi'
/ denccs Of Indebtedness from the hank
/ BY having this arranged before voting
It will enable the public 10 understand
that Immediately upon the consent OF
the creditors the hank will avoid the ap
pointmcnt Of receiver and expense
and delay attendant upon rcciycrshil
avoided. have studied the plan sub
mitted with care and am Of the opinion
that the creditors Of the hank, trus
company and Mr. Singcrly will he bet
ter cared for than by any method which
can h. devised in which al assets repre-
sented by his various interests handles
under different agencies
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-29
JAPAN Will COMPLY.
Takes steps 20 Punish the Murders
Of Frank Epps

AMhtA steps 10 MhAHN wv
OF Frank Epps'
New York, Dee. 2S.-A dispatch 70
The Herald from Washington says
Japan has taken measures TO comply
with the demand Of the United states
that the murderer OF Frank Epps, AN mp
prentice attached 20 the cruiser Olympia,
be- punished Tor his crime
A clblocram received AZ the navy de
partmcnt from Rear Admiral McNair'
commandments ~ the Asiaiic sta
ton. states that the murderer Of Epp.
has bacn lodged In Jail in Nagaak and
will d. prosecuted in accordance VIII
japanese criminal procedure Minister
Buck has been instructed 60 watch th'
proceedings, 20 that there shall b. ~
miscarriage ~ justice The action o
the japanese In prosecuting the murder
er will end the incident unless Epp-
mother should submit a claim for in
dCmnity.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-29

Marriage licenses: Joseph Gipson to
Mary Hearne, Butler ward to Mrs
Fannie wilhetl, WI Watson to Cora
Belle Craig, John Liver to Anna spada,
II o Dummond 10 Ruth Edge, Oliver
steptoe TO Mitchell scurry, W West
to Lou Mcdaniel, d L Canlrell TO Jessie
Mooring, Ebert Moore to Eula Thomp'
son. Wesley d Foster TO Victoria Peter
son. John Williams to Leola Duren,
Leroy Jones 10 Bamma Foley, Cologero
Coilemeglla 10 Lucia Cascio, WI Riley
to Media Crenshaw, Willie Parks to
Rosa Davis, Thomas seymore TO Mar
tina Caldwell, JEFF Brown TO Erler JeI-
lerson, ]. /. Martin 10 Mamie Griffith,
Ambryss Williams 10 Ellen Mason, W
l. Erccnbrack 10 Minnie L CLARK, ] G
Gregg TO Ellie A. Moody, l.. Williams
TO Mandy King, l.. NJ. Stanford 70 Liz
zie Forson, Major Murphy to Mary
Williams, NJ. G. Chambers to Allie
Ianham, James Collins TO Eliza
whitehead, George Blue 10 Eliza Ellis.
Abiding TO the Christmas oarousing
Ia Nayasota, the Daily Examiner Of
that place has a column roast for rioters
with the following headlines:''Disgraee
iul Conduct. Officers Have No Coniro
Over NmAs Rioters. Aggregate Dam
ages Ave Gfeat. Signs, Glass and Flee
trio Lights the Objects Of Attack
/ Among other things the article says
"when It comes 10 banding ioge he
| like heaihens and with reyolyers shoot
ing up signs, store fronts, glass an'
making tour OF the business street
and the favored residence precincts an
shooting out electric lights, 1t doe
seem TO the reasonably disposed citize
, that the fun has gone entirely too far
Among The damages done TO propert
Is IN ugly hole in the Schumacher Nc
mortal window Of the Prcsbyteria
church"
For Rent-A four room cottage vii
i outhouses. stable and good well Of vi
ter next TO my residence. Apply TO lie
b. Hall at Hlll's Drugstore. 20
This week ! will sell holiday goods
l. actual cost. Don't miss the opport
nifty. Come quick aud get your ehoiC
y "a NJ. II. James.
Mechanics Spencer aud j. S. 70
will receive New Years day from to
p. m, assisted by Miss kendrick
y California, Misses Rogers, wiIlsC
Saunders, waldrop aud Tabor.
'el Don't miss the rare opportunity
's' buy'cut glass aud China this We
while NJ. II. James lie selling 1t
Ill cost 2
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-29

Harman rs on the sick list list
Haryey dfmsirong z here 4som pas-t
Las.
Geo. d. Tucker went TO Navasoia
yesterday.
BIC. pittuck returned from Dallas
yesterday.
Mrs. Joe b. Reed went 10 Houston
Yesterday. 81.
Mrs. Amelia Thomas left for Terrell
yesterday.
Leon Bookman was here from Naya-
sofa yesterday.
Miss smith Of GrandyieW, is visiting
Misses Hartman.
Mrs. Minkert viii reopen her school
on Monday, jan 3. q
Rd Emmel returned from a visit to
Columbus yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. Alsworih return
ed TO Austin yesterday.
Miss Mary Rohde will entertain heT
young friends this evening.
CD. Shepard Of Call, Newton coun
~. Il here visiting his mother.
Walter Royder and d. +. Genl!
we're here from wellboTn yesterday.
FoR sArn-Good secondhand whes
for sistO. Apply at Mikes Cycle llo'
pital. OF
Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Mcconnell wi
entertain the young people Ihursda
night.
J Zulch, who was stricken with pa
Gysis Monday, was reported bette
yesterday.
Judge Spencer Fond went to Wac
yesterday to attend meeting OF u
board Of trustees Of Add.Ran uniye
atty.
wit. humor, pathos, music, delgh
fully blended make "Old Farmer Ito
kinsn the success II is. Sec itneNl n
day evening.
MI. James Ia selling cut glass Al
china at actual cost this week oiieuI
YOU a rare opportunity to ill your clio
cts with little expense. !"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-29
KILLED IN HIS CELL
4 Man Name Howard shot 60 Death
While iu rrisuu.

Hcs-emcr Ala, Dee e,.-Iom Collins
of this city shot and instantly killed d.
4 Howell ~ Browns, Ala while the
latter wa, In cell IN the city prison
Late Monday afternoon Howell was
arrested by Officer Wilson on a COM
plaint ~ Mr. Collins, the wife Of Tom
Collins. who said that Howell had been
following her aud her daughter around
the streets
When Collins hcarl ~ the affair, h.
went 90 the city prison gained admis
sion and killed Howell In his cell. shoot
! ing him through the heart Collins va
arrested on the charge % murder
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-29

watcrsmcct, Mich, Dec 2S.-nanicl
Shea, a lumherman, formerly Of Apple
ton, Wis, aud John Rcvoyer q young
man Of this city, became involved IN a
quarrel herr. Rovoyerstruck Shea with
his fist, Il Is alleged, and Shea fcll,
Rcyoycr then kicked hm and struck him
over the head with a small oordwood
stick, crushing IN his skull aud killing
him almost instantly.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-29

Montgomery, Ala, Dec. sS.-Follow'
ing the 100000 assignment on Christ
mas eve ~ Gocttcr, We'll 4 Co, WI
iam Black. largc dealer In icwclry
has assigned To Morris l.oycman, an n
,orncy frum Birmingham W A. Fos.
ter. n grocer assigned TO 4 Gardner
Foster. Several small firms have been
attached yellow fever and 5-cont cot
ton arr charged with the misfortune.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-29
Helped msr Lo,sr to Escape.

Washington, Ind, Dec. 2s.-Annio
Ridrclcy. a l8.ycar.old girl, called at
the county Jail Sunday night 10 talk to
her lover. jos Dcyinc, who Is charged
with grand larceny sheriff Bowman
wife. who had admitted the girl, stepped
into a room 60 get an envelope Tor 'h'
prisoner and during her brief absence
Mis-. Ridgcly turned the involving don
and allowed her lover to escapo lie u
till NJ largo. The girl was oap1uIV'
and Is now confined In jail.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-29

Now York, pcc 2S.-Kid Mccoy, the
ccnoncr,r ~ Crvcdon, has issued a chal'
lcngr to Fiiaimmons for finish fight
f,r the middlcwcigh, champion
shin of the world. The Young middle
weight announces that he has hacking
for $4,000. and viii po,t a forfeit as
soon As called upon 20 do 10. Hcpcicr
10 meet the ppscnt champion Tor a
pnrae anu A side stake of at least 5000.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-29

A change has taken place in the pub
lie taste 90 these latter days Play Of
the "bood aud thunder" order are now
hack numbers. Studies Of typical char.
ac,ets presented by competent aud
painstaking artists seem now the de-.
light Of the people. Foremost among
this class of plays T. "OId Farmer Hop.
kins' soon TO be presented here boy that
capable aud original artist, Frank $
Davidson aud his superb company. II
Is a delightful ilyl Of rural life, inteli
gently interpreted, the effectiveness o
which is greatly enhanced boy lavish
display Of costly scenery, effects etc
one evening only, Dec. 81,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-29
A COFFIN or STONE.
Peter Ryan HAD az. own caske' Made
aud He WIN nc hurled in ~.


Louisville, Dec 2S.-Pctcr Ryan a
wealthy hut eccentric citizen Of Hop
Linsvillc. WHO has h.d stone coffin
prepared for lus burial many years u
dead from blood poisoning, aged n
years.
Ryan had q fancy toIcSt ia q grave
that should h. perfectly srcurc. lie had
two immense stone baskets hcwn ont
unt for himself and one tor his wiir'
aud kept them on exhibition HIS WIZ
died some years ago. Her r'mains wen
scalcd mp In the Stone .trcophagus
which was then sunk d scpiu tie 'ai'h
His own coffin was pl nccd beside h,
grave and will now D. .od
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-29

Houston, Tex, Dee Is Charles Rod.
gers, colorvd, knocked Jim Brown, his
brothcr.in law, In the head with an AK,
and the doctors believe he cannot sur.
yiye long Rodgers was arrested ON the
charge OF assault 20 murder and Jailed
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-29

Lima, O., Dec. 2>-I alhc and Walda
Orm wcrc asphyNiatcd by gas from o
coal stove in their homo az L"ip,ic north
Of this city, during the absence OF ih'H
mother Their bodies Wcr found on
the floor by the moth, ON her riur
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-29

New York, Dec 2S.-James Patterson,
well known as trainer q pugilisis,
dogs, and game cocks, Is dead at his
home In this city. lie trained Paddy
Ryan for the worlds championship with
John l.. Sullivan.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-29

Merritt. Tex, Dcc. 3 S-Albcrt Brooks
wa, shot and Instant, killed here. lie
was q Young man an ! unmarried. tie
had locn In this neigh loThuod about one
year, coming from Arkansas No ar
rests have hoon made