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Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-31
CITY SCHOOLS BENEFIT.
Program OF the Entertainment to BE
Given at the Court House Mon.
day Night.

Program or the entertainment TO he
Given at the Court House Mon.
day Night.
PARTI.
Observation-Disclosures. ....:........
The Santa Fe Philharmonics.
Miss Crawford Miss a. Guiliford, Mr..
johnson and Mr.. McCord.
ReekitatioaReatucRy e Beiie. Mr. e. Stanley
Miss S. B. vanArsdell.
Song-Won't You Come to My Teaparty
Little Miss Morrison.
Mrs. 1. Il. Rapp, Mrs. r. H. Hasrroun and
song-"e Meet Mal Aboye. y \ xaoi .,.,Liebe
- N~ Santa Fe Philharmiociniics;..
Song-Awful Little Scrub. ......... Grossmith
Mr.. Gulliford.
PART III.
Santa Fe Philharmonios.
Miss Crawford Ss Miss iGtuliiford, and H Mr.
McCord
Piano Solo Sylvester Traumerce. ...... Neeif
Dr. 6. A. Neeff.
D''' Miss M sena and and Mr.. r. Stanley.
Ae0''A'loMissqcSafi Miss claire ie;uiiiif;o,rrd.
Song-Who Will Buy My Roses Red
''.''' Miss M. Morrison. - - =
Quartette-Sleep Song -. Barton
Miss Crawford Miss A. Gulliford, Mr..
johnson, and Mr.. McCOrd.
SOng-Chrysanthemum ....., ..... Stanley
Miss Carmen Sena.
Violin Obligato, Mr.. Will Griffin
Here'sto to the Year hats Anna Scotch Ballard
Orchestra-Return Of the Troops.
Santa Fe Philharmonics.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-31
To Kent-Unfurnished.

House of four rooms, independent en-
trance and exclusive placita, recently oc.
cupied by Mrs. Lane. Also three extra
large rooms, entrance on placita. Both
have sunny exposures. L. B. Prince.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-31

To Cure Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If it fails
to cure. 25 cents. The genuine has L.
B. @. on each tablet.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-31

'Fresh Lobsters, bhrimps,"
Black bass, catfish, frog legs, oysters and
everything else 10 the market at the Bon
Ton
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-31
Territorial Teachers.

The best Kansas City meats and all
kinds of game IN season at the Bon-Ton.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-31
Candles and Nuts.

just received from the best factories in
the east, fine assortment of fresh can.
dies and nuts at Colds general store,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-31

OF all goods bought at Colds genera
store.
Toys.

Among the few toys at Colds general
store, you will find the celebrated "Yel-
low Kid" who knows how to tip his hat to
the customers.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-31
gable BOARD.

For best table board at IS per week
apply to Mira. Busb, frst house south Of
Palace hotel.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-31

Six-room houses to rent during the
winter; from IS to $6 per month. Mrs.
L. A. Harvey, johnson st.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-31

ADDT EC FOR SALE in any
AT Il llEH1 quantity; carload lota
specially; 75 barrels 5 year old vinegar.
Address Ed Miller, Santa Fe, N. M, P.O. box
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-31

The celebrated brand Of .Shady Grove"
separator creamery butter and fresh
ranch eggs always on hand at Colds gem
eral store.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-31
scaled BIDS wanted.

Va. scaled Bids wanted.
BY order Of the city council, sealed bids
for hauling garbage will be received by
the undersigned committee until Monday
evening.
GA. SoLIaNAc,
I'M. GoszALxs,
M. B. EALAzAR.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-31

Just received at Scheurich's for the
holidays: G.. n. Mumm's Ex. Dry,
Chateau De Corbiac, Wachenheimer
and other imported wines.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-31

Preliminary to taking our stock with
in the next 80 days from date, we offer our
entire stock without reserve, at prices
which will smash all previous records oflow
quotations.
We offer all our so inch all wool ladies'
cloth, all colors, at 81 1-2c per yd; 80 inch
all wool ladies' cloth at 25c per yd.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-13
That New Jail.

A petition was circulated among the
tax payers here yesterday aud numer-
ously signed asking the commissioners
court TO provide for the building OF a
new Jail for Brazos county. The
friends Of the movement urge that a
new jail can be built without any addi'
tional taxation by issuing bonds and
creating a sinking fund TO meet said
bonds at maturity. A levy has been
made heretofore 10 meet payments on
the courthouse bonds which, we are
assured on reliable authority, Is am
ply sufficient to cover the proposed
jail bonds. In other words, o per cent
Of the tax levied for the courthouse
bonds can be- set aside 10 pay of the
jail bonds without any additional tax
levy 10 that now being made. For these
reasons and because Of the obvious
need Of better Jail, and especially for
better care Of the unfortunate insane
persons continually confined here be-
cause they are crowded out Of the asy'
lumns, the petition will be made to
the court as reprenting the sentiment
Of a number Of leading taxpayers whose
names are familiar TO every one la the
county. II Is understood the mattel
will come up bsiore the court today
for consideration.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-13

Tho Southwestern Telegraph and
Telephone company mas absorbed the,
Mutual Telephone company AZ Corsica.
na, Tex
Clude Marsh r. In Jail at Nayasota
Tex. two charges Of assault
against .m
Charles X. Powers was fund dead
IN bed AZ San Antonio. Tea. lie was
a stranger there.
The First National bank OF seguln
Tex. has been authorized 20 commence
business with a capital Of $4,000.
A. O. Williams. manager Of the
Jones Nixon Publishing company Al
81 Louis Mo. sulclded by shooting
himself
Herman Gerken was shot and killed
by two unknown men while he was
picking cotton In a Geld near Bronham
Tex.
Miss Mary Reichart suieided near
Flatonla. Tex. by taking poison.
Nose Vincent was accidentally shot
and killed AZ Purcell. l. 7.
DIT J. &. Lewis was shot and killed
By Addle walker. a i6-year-old boy
near Elmo. Tex.
A. X. Davidson, auditor Of the Fort
Worth and Rio Grande railroad. q ed
% Fort Worth. Texas
J. A. Mcdowell. a farmer. vas held
up near Dcnison. TeVas. and robbed o'
a small sum Hlghwaymen did the
deed.
The Chlckasaw legislature has al.
iourned after being In session only Il
days.
Captain Paul W. Booker was shot
and fatally wounded by a tenant on
his plantation near Garland City. Tex
l.. 8 Bolemlus was acquitted n IN,
charge Of murduring n ?. MeNsely al
ncnison. Texls.
Martin Richie. a former employe o
the Katy road. su'clded 40 tIlllsboro
/ Tex. by laying upon The tra,N and lst
tins a train almost sever bic lead fiOu
] dis halv
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-13
WARRANTS LOCATED.
Fraud Creek Certificates Issued to
the Amount of s03,7Ol,O3
WAS A GREAT CONSPIRACY.
A 0ovsvnn,snt OmelAi Has Located over
Halt Of Them That Have Not
Besa Pald-Ths Uaited states
Government WIN Not Lose

Washington. Nov. Ill. w. Zenoley
OF the interior department. who was
selected by Secretary Bliss TO make
Investigation OF the reported issue OF
fraudulent warrants by the government
OF the Greek nation. has returned 20
Washington after spending about q
month in the Indian Territory making
the inquiry.
The investigation made by Mr. Zene.
ley established the fact that Isparheech.
er, the principal chief. has no knowl
edge whatever Of the English language
and that all the warrants purporting
10 have been issued and signed by him
were In fact, issued and signed by an
under secretary In his ONCE. The in
vestigation also developed the fact that
a number OF persons had combined to-
gether to defraud the Greek govern
ment out Of large sum Of money The
warrants now known 10 be fraudulent
amount 10 t937Ol92.
Mr. Zeneley says their fraudulent
character Is established by lndlsputa-
bic testimony. The district attorney
for the northern district Of the Indian
Territory has been put In possession
Of all the facts In the case and the
parties engaged IN the conspiracy will
be prosecuted The department has To-
Gated about $4,000 Of the bogus war
rants In the hands Of various people
but does not feel at liberty 10 give
their names None n these warrants
have been paid.
The fraudulent documents are not
warrants issued upon any government
depository. but are ordinary warrant.
OF the Greek government Tho validity
Of the remaining warrants In the judg
ment Of tho secretary of the interior
are not sufficiently clearly establish.
cd 10 warrant him Ia dishurslng the
money under this appropriation and h
Will report the matter fully 90 cougrcs.
IN his annual report and await further
legislative action
The government Of the United States
lost nothing and the secretary says b,
intends that Il shall not lie Cxpresso.
no opinion as TO the liability OF N,
Creek government touching the fraud
ulcnt warrants, but proposes 20 sc,
that the Greek Indians are fully pro
tectcd
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-13

Jefferson City No, Nov. ia-Under
an opinion Of Attorney General Grow
that fraternal beneficiary insurance a..
soclatlons could not write "endovmeh
certificates" Or limited payment Ger.
tlhcates." nor provide for cash urren-
der values Of paid up insurance. STATE
Superintendent Of Insurance ORear
has refused 10 license the following
companies 10 DO business In Missouri:
American Benevolent association Of
81. Louis. Imperial Mystic Legion Il
omaha. Order Of Washington and Ian.
coin Of Detroit Acme Fraterhal IN.
dowment Union Of sedaha Royal
Highlander Of Aurora. Neb.. Knlshts
and Ladies Of the Freslde OF Kansas
CITY. National Reserve association q
Kansas City National Fraternal Unba
OF Cincinnati and Great Americaz So
clety Of 81 louis
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-13

stephonvillc. Ter. Nov. i2-The holl-
or ut Miles Eorton's gin II MoFEanb
mill. this county. blew up and eaasSl,
the death Of.
John Hancock. aged 80 yeau. VIZ
vas instantly killed.. lie was attend
Ing the gin stand. Both legs wee
broken and there were cuts IN haci
q head and In left groin.
Bop Simpson. the engineer. had hh
head blown OF.
Ben Cook. aged 10 years. press a.
tendant. was 40 badly manEled be died
In a short while
Miles Morton and Willie Cook YER
also injured. but the extent o. thell
injuries are not determined.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-13
LnslgesI Jail.

Hal Davis, a young negro % years
old,vas lodged in jail here by Sheriff
Num- az an early hour yesterday morn
ing charged with a criminal assault up.
on Gertrude Nelson, a negro pirl, down
near Millican. On account II some ex.
citement at Miliican Thursday night
Sheriff Num- brought the prisoner up
to Wellborn and boarded the early
morning train there. No further trouble
Is anticipated however.
The negro was identified by the girl,
but when seen by the reporter at the
jail Yesterday he denied the charge aud
says he never saW the girl until she
identified him. lie waived examination
aud agreed TO he committed TO jail with.
out bond.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-13

You viii be delighted Tuesday night.
Mics Myrtle Collard Of wheelock Is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. W. L. Turner and children came
over from jacksonville yesterday.
Dat chops just received and FOR sale
cheap at c. +. Moore's. SOi
Mrs. W. A. Reed and children, Mrs
Matte Smith and Miss Daisy Lee went
TO Wellborn yesterday.
Mrs. b. White received a carload Of
furniture yesterday including some very
handsome bedroom suits, sideboards,
etc.
lis free for all Tuesday night. BE
sure and come 10
Mayor Adams was able TO be up
awhile yesterday after a hard tussIe
with the dengue which he says nearly
got the beet Of him.
You will not regret Shat you vii see
Tuesday night. 80
Merchants Of Calvert decline 10 carry
money rent tenants aud insist that
landlords should share In the losses on
low price cotton, etc, In the future.
Cape jassmines and named roses for
sale by Mrs G. II. wyse 800
Candidate Jester has at least one good
plank in his platform. lie Is preaching
crop diyersication and cattle raising as
means 10 the attainment Of success.
Dahlgren, the photographed, makes
beautiful photos for Holiday presents
Get yours now while there is plenty Of
time. gO2
Editor Oscar 4. McAnally Of the
Cameron Herald Is a candidate Tor the
Legislature. lie Is good newspaper
man, a worthy citizen, a sound demo.
crat and would make an able represent.
alive.
The Washington county tax rolls show
oyer ZOO acres Of land more than the
county contains. The old state abstract
is blamed for the imaginary acreage he.
cause Of seyeaal surveys that are said to
be In the county, while Ia fact they ara
not
For Sale-My i've room residence with
servants room, stable, aud other out.
houses, oistern, waterworks aud garden,
Cheap. Apply to n. b. Cole. eS5 In
Mr.. Bryan says; Il think voice the
sentiments Of democrats, populisls and
silver republicans when ! say that the
fight will be continued with even more
earnestness until the gold monopoly ID
broken and the money trusts over
thrown"
Rev. A. NJ. Stewart will preach at the
old Baptist church In this city tomor.
row at II a. m. aud 7;SOp. m. Sunday
school will be held at 10 a. m. The
meeting place Of Rev. Stewards congre-
CATION has been changed permanently to
theold Baptist church, and he will hold
services them regularly each second
Sunday, and also at other times b be
announced fom dme 10 ti.ne.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-13
Funeral ofM. Ronne,llIe. sr.

The obsequies Of the late Mr.. NJ. Bon.
neville sr., drew large crowd Of sym
pathizing friends TO 81. Joseph's Catho.
lie church yesterday morning at Q
O'Clock. Rev, Joseph Pelner conducted
solemn high mass, assisted by Rev. J.
Petillo and Rev. Ltwora Of Bremond
A beautiful tribute TO the memory Of
the deceased was pronounced In English
by talented young priest from Ander-
son, and a venerable Polish ecclesiAstic
from San Antonio delivered another
which yisibly affected those who under.
stood that Language. The services at
the residence and at the grave were
conducted by Reys. Pelnar and Pelilo
The vast audience at the church fol.
loved the remains 10 their last resting
place a. a final tributc Of res pect.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-13

Washington. Nov. '1- rhe president
has detailed Past Assistan, Surgeon
Eugene Wasdin and Past Surgeon o..
d. Geddlngs United States marine
hospital service. Tor special duty at
Havana. Cuba. Tor the purp-s' u max
Ina a archaeological Investigation into
the cause and nature ~ yellow fewer.
These officers have been engaged Tor
some time 10 laboratory WORK At New
Orleans. but as yellow fever D. dying
out IN the south u Is deemed best that
they should continue the invostigation
az a place where proper material NAV
b. obtained aud their work o. % be-
carried on until definite conclusions
are reached.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-13
wHlTEcAPs IN OHIO.
rhsy Bsat I've Oiris shamsfaily and
Then Tar ard Feather Them

They Bsat I've Girls shamsfaily and
Then Tar ard Feather Them
Holgate. O.. Nov i2-word reached
here Thursday from Oakwood. a ham
let % miles south. Of an outrage perpe
trated "Wednesday night by whitccap
pcrs upon two girls. Edith and LAY
Roberts. aged 10 and ~ years Ten
days ago they received a whitcoap note
warning them 10 leave the town i'm
modiately, but they paid not attention
20 the note Wednesday evening they
retired early and during the night they
were awakened by a band Of eight OF
nine men entering their rooms and
dragging them from their beds In theii
night robes 10 the nearby road. wher,
they were terribly whipped with a cat
O nine tails. which was found In N,
road.
After beating the two girls the
whitecappers gave them coat Of Tar
and feathers aud took ,nem back to IN,
house. where they were found uncon.
sclous yesterday morning by people
passing Navy, the youngest Of the
two girls. Il In a critical condition, her
flesh being cut 90 the bone by the
whip.
A card containing 10 names was
found tackled to the front door hu'
none OF the names are known about
that place. nloodhounde were placed
on the trail Of the whltecappers, bu'
owing TO heavy rains and the tramp
ling ot hundreds Of people about the
scene. The animals were unable 10 fol
low the scent No ether clew can b
found
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-13

Edge Bros have price let al today.
Read Do.
The city council met In regular ,e..
zion last night, Mayor pro tenn 4. G.
Tabor presiding, and transacted the
usual routine business,
0rlcrs Tor your Christmas photos
should he placed nov % a. TO get them
In time. Nothing makes a more accept.
able or appropriate present than a pho.
10, aud nobody can make better ones
than Dahlgrcn. 3l2
But one more week remains during
which you can take advantage Of the
extremely low prices Tor speciaclcs and
eye glasses. DR.. T.. b. smith at Halls
drug store has the besi line Of such
goods ever seen in bryan, and a great
many people are speaking very highly
Of Dr.. smiths ability a. an expert OF.
tician. lie also has the assistance Of
competent opticians Of many years ex.
perience. No charge for scientifically
testing the eyes.
Cole Bros timer has finished their
contract work at College and il nov
ready TO all kinds OF frsi.class repair
work promptly. Special attention will
be given to putting up stoves. 300
The Herald will favor any movement
In this county which viii contribute to.
wards diveIsifying farm products. We
have been urging ior year. the necessity
Of abandonment Of the one crop policy.
Conditions ara not improving, coffin l.
falling in price from year To year, while
cattle aud most food product arr incfeas.
log Ia demand and price, aud they can
be disp 'sed Of for cash.-Cameron Tier.
aid.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-13
THE FEVER SITUATION.
New Cases Take a Fresh start, bat the
Worst IL over.

worst Il over,
New Orleans. Nov i2-There Is moth
ing TO report In the yellow fever stu
alton except a slight increase In the
number Of new cases and deaths The
record. however. Is regarded with little
concern The record for Thursday Is
o. follows:
New cases Il yellow fever. n; deaths,
c. total cases Of yellow fever TO date
1883. total deaths from yellow fever 70
date. 257. total cases absolutely recoy.
cred, 1911; total cases under treatment
80.
The board Of health has by resolu.
ton abolished all quarantine Of what
soeyer nature. both territorial and
house. within the confines Of its iuris.
dlctlon. This does away with all
guards In the city and throws New or.
leans open 10 the world The board by
the same resolution abidos by the sys.
TEN Of dlsinfection Of infected houses
and an baggage and personal effects
from known infected localities
There were three new cases al Flo
nation. Ala. making C5 In all since
the beginning One death today. the
hrst death there NJ. McCurdy. keep
Cr u a general store. and one OF thc
leading men Of the place.
From Baton Rouge another case OF
fever was reported Dr. n Fatus.
Scranton. East and West Pascagouia
have a clean record No new cases ard
no deaths
One ease OF yellow fever was report.
cd from Edwards
One new case. no deaths and eight
rccoyeries was the report from Mobile.
AZ BAY 81 Louis there was on, new
caae-Joscph Rodolph. No deaths
Only one new case AZ Biloxi and but
six cases now under treatment
No new eases az gellow fever AZ
Montgomery and no deaths
New Orleans Nov. i2-No nev
cases and no deaths was the chocrinl
bulletin Issued by the board ~ health
regarding the yellow fever situation a
] o'clock this afternoon
AZ Mobile there we're three new
cases, Walter G Urquhart and s W
! Frederick and one colored. On
death. Mrs + C. Beasley.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-13
the Grand.

Hoyts spicy farce comedy, "a Bunch
OF Keys was pre,enied at the opera
house last night 10 a good sized aud ap-
preciatiyc audience.
The parts we're wcllca.t on the whole
and ihc play b. ridiculous, riotous and
laughable throughout presenting some
good singing aud dancing which was
well received.
Prof. D.al and "a good orchestra OF 10.
aImusicians dllcd 10 the time before
the curtain rose aud between acts with
some well chosen musical NUM- ers.
The orchestra vas composed OF Mes n.
John b. Hines. Luther Tay.
Tor, Handy Newton, Arthur jenkins,
Prof. Diaz, Hugo Johns aud Joe
llolick.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-13

ST Louis. Nov ia-Martln Ensley
the son OF a well known and wealthy
Tennosseoan. was put on trial before
Judge Hirfol at Clayton. on a chargJ
OF assault with intent to Mn Charles
ID. Collins. a former hotel man OF
Nashville Tie u also charged with
stealing $4,000 from Collins and the
robbery was the motive Tor the as.
sault. which took place one night last
June az Meramac Highlands. near this
city. When court convened Collins
ala not appear and Judge lllrzel ad.
iourncd proceedings and sent out an
attachment Cor him, Judge announced
that the trial would be proceeded with
even u Il was found that Collins had
gone away.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-13

Danvllle. Va. Nov H. Edward isr
kins. white. % years Of age, VA
hanged IN Chatham az. 20 p. m. yeater'
day for the murder ~ DR.. John Roy
Cabell. a prominent citizen Of Danville
iIanklns killed Cabell on the latterr
farm. 20 miles from here. Aug. 20 last.
lie was covlcted Sept % The con-
domned man went 10 the gallOws with
a firm step. bat uttered not a word.
Hanklns' neck was broken DR.. Cabell
was a brother Of General W. l. Cabell
who resides at Dallas. Tex.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-13

New York. Nov. i2.-The big wooden
ship Roanoke. has arrived In port A.
ter a voyage Of l02 days from Honolu
Ia. During this voyage on Sept Z
Captain Joseph p Hamilton. died from
blood poisoning. The captain was
buried at sea on the day Of his death
Captain Hamilton's home was n
Brooklyn and he owned a one-third IN
terest In the Roanoke. lie was about
IS years old and went TO sea FIRST a. q
boy. his father having been a sea cap
tain In the old California trade.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-13

Galveston. Nov According 10 an
opinion handed down by Justice WI.
liams Of the civil court OF appeals the
city Of Galveston has the right 10 re-
cover personal Judgment against prop
erty owners for their proportlonats
share OF stroft Improvements The
court holds 20 the decision OF the au.
nrcme court IN the case OF Storrle W
Cortcs that n IL within the power Of
the legislature 20 authorize cities 10
make the cost Of improving a street o
personal Judgment against the owner
OF adjoining property.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-13
A KILLING

News was received here last night Of
a killing yesterday afternoon at the
home Of Nick Elliott near Cypless.
Elliott killed Abe Roberts Ia self de-.
tense and Wa placed under a slOOl
bond at preliminary hearing. Rob
erts was a son.in Law Of Pilot and fam
lily trouble led up to the killing.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-13
D.rrah Convicted

Kansas City. No. Nov. i2.-Presi-
dent J Darragh. who has been on trial
FOR the past week at Independence
charged with wrerklnr The Kansas
City Safe Deposit and Savings bank
was found guilty aud sentenced - two
years In the state p1niieauary. Mo-
ton for new trial was made and leay'
20 apply therefore
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-13

The Add.Ran football team came
down from Waco yesterday and will
play college this afternoon. A fine
game IL expected and a big crowd will
no doubt attend.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-13

Martin Richie. former empsoyo a
the Katy road. shielded at HillsbOra
Tex, by laying upon the track aud lstp
tina a train almost eser ais head froE
his body
T. =. Wieso died A. shawnee. o. II
from ap accidental shot. a
Taken insare From q fran
chico. Cal. Mo-. l2.-On the south.
bound overland train Mrs Rhoda An.
gus. an aged passenger. became vlo-
lently insane and was handed over O.
the local authorities hy the conductor
She had a ticket 60 Springfield. Mass
but no money. In her possession was
n letter dated College Grove. Ore, re-
qucstlng conductors 90 see her safely
through to Springfield Her malady
developed so rapidly after her doton.
ton here that she was sent lo the "a.
promo court Tor examination for com.
mitmcnt to an asylum.