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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-23

Ing for life the farrler who was called
IN. This must have been case OF In
sanity, the cause OF which Is often 10
be found in congenital malformation
Of the bones OF the head. A scientist
OF authority even goes 90 far a. TO
prove by what appears to DO ineonteSt-
lille evidence that cats. dogs and
monkeys have been observed to have
deluslons very similar to those OF In
sane people.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-23
rrounls.. ra.,. Present and Future.

bury the troubles that are past; bear
the troubles Of tho present; do not
worry about the troubles Of the future.
Meet each trial as q comes. and In q
majority Of cases. the best course VIII
- 10 pass 4 By, aud leave q vlsh Goa
The Christian.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-23

vlously occupied several minor POSI-
lions IN that department In 1873 he
was a member Of the spanish legation
at Toxic. japan; In 1875 he was sent
10 BrusselS Ia 1850 he had bis flrst
New World experience as secretary OF
legation at Bucnos Ayres; and two
years later he became arst secretary
OF the Spanish legation at Washington.
In 1854 he was transferred TO Berlin.
In an. he has served Spain a. a dlplo-
mat o, rare talents for more than
twenty years. and fnds himself now.
a the acc 81 fcrtyiave. surrounded by
conditions" Il NaAhlnrioa that might
az ne resources Il a palmcrsinn Or
q p, c|sra sppasfg q iilnis,eF Dc
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-23
TAIN AGES SERMON.
FEsTIvITY THE SUBJECT OF
SUNDAYS DISCOURSE.

Prem the Terti Brihg uither the Pat
sd Calf aud KIN It-Luke 1898
when SIN and sorrow shall ne No
nIors--0atss OF Paradise.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-23

Ohm ARBUCRLE
has become one OF
the most interest
ing men In Amer
lea since II was dis
covered that II Is
he who tells the
people what price
they must pay for
their coffee. Mr..
Arbuckle's name Is
apclently associated
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-23

N all ages Of the
world II has been
customary to cele-
brate joyful events
by festiyity. 7 h Q
signing OF treaties.
the proclamation
OF peace. the inaug-
uralion OF Presl-
dents. the corona
ton OF kings. the
Christmas, the mar
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-23
THE COFFEE KING.
JOHN ARBUcKLE FIXES THE
PRICE AND WE PAY 1T.

ne Lately ventursd Into the sugar RE-
nnlna business aud Hun Foui Of H..
q. IIavsmsyer-A MIA right Has RE-
suitsd-secFets Of Trade Exposed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-23

A business Arm IN Stanford. KY. al
ways opens the day'a business with
prAycr-prcprietorn. clerks. messengers
and pcrteru al knqcllng logethe.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-23
Compulsory Temperance.

The saloonkeopers OF Monrooylile,
little town few miles east OF Decatur.
H., are mourning the loss Of their best
customers, A vigilance committee has
been organized for the purpose Of pre-
venting intompcraneo In tho town. and
notice has been sent TO the habltual
drunkarda that they win be given
rough treatment n they are again
found In On intoxicated condition.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-23
Pleased with the news. the saints be.

In songl their tongues employ;
Beyond the skies the tidings 80.
And heaven is filed with Joy.
Nor angels can their Joy contain.
But klndle with new fire;
The sinner lost Is found. they sing.
And strike the sounding Tyre.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29
Women Take Part.

NEW YORK, oct. 2S.-Cooper Union
was never before the scene of such a
strange political meeting as that which
took place there yesterday afternoon. The
majority Of those at the meeting were wo-
men. and women from Murray Hill and
Riverside drive, and West End avenue
at that. one might have thought that
woman suffrage had come at last, If
one had gone near the Cooper Union at
any time after o'clock p. NJ. yesterday.
Women came in carriages. which were
left standing all around the Bowery and
Fourth avenue The women were adj
herents of the WOman's Municipal League.
which advocates the election of Seth Low
and the meeting they got up was designed
to show what they could do in a political
way, even If they did not have votes
The interior of the hall was more taste
fully decorated than is usual at political
meetings. Each woman was supplied with
bannerette, on which was the word
Low The flags were waved when the
women wished to applaud. The men who
came in for Kisses were principally
Croker and Plat. There were few Kisses
and good deal Of applause for George,
but more for Low.
Among those who organized the meet
ing were Mrs. Felix Adler, Mrs Morris
X. Jesup, Mrs. ]. Kennedy Tod Mrs.
r W. II. Schiefflin, and Mrs. Schuyler Van
Rensselaer, When the women and their
male friends filled the hall the doors were
closed and an overflow meeting took place
outside. Unlike the meetings OF men. the
proceedings were begun promptly on time
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29

BY Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Il OF
NICE BRICK DWELLING
No. SI45 North Fourth Street

BY virtue of certain deed OF trust.
dated 18th February. 1894. OF record In
the clerks office Richmond Chancery
Court j. B. l51 A" page n. default
having been made I'm the payment of 'he
debt therein secured. and being required
SO TO do by the beneficiary. We will sell,
by auction. upon the premises. on
TUESDAY. THE 2D DAY OF NONEM-
BIER. 1897.
an 1870 o'clock =. NJ. the DWELLING
numbered ass above The lot has e front
Of II Up feet on the west line Of Fourth
street by a depth of ~ feet to am alley
10 feet wide. This Is I'm every sense "a
most desirable little hons. and should
attract the attention and attendance OF
investors and home-seekers.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 90 dcfray eX-
penscs Of sale and 10 pay Sli9. ~. with
interest from February Is. 1896 Sll2jO,
with interest from August Is. 1875, SlTT,
with interest from February is 1897, and
S1S1.JO. with interest from August IS 1897,
and upon the following credits SiS6 10
February Is 1898. $1,000 10 18th August
1895 Sl0j 20 18th February 1879 and S266
10 18th August. 1899. balance If any as
shall be announced an time Of sale
A. j. CHEWING.
EDWARD S ROSE.
Oco7 Trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29
A Bull Runs Amuck.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, October d
Special.-While being led from boat this
morning a bull broke away and went on
a wild rampage down the street. knock
ing down a carpenter and gorng him I'm
two places and slightly injuring several
other persons who CHANGED to be in his
path. The Infatuated animal ran up and
down the pier, driving everybody before
him.
NJ y. Oyerton, a book-keeper for the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway had just
stepped out of side door Of the office
when he bull struck him squarely with
his lowered head and threw him about
fifteen feet rendering him unconscious
for several minutes. The bull went for
Overton second time. but he was drag
ged to a place Of safety.
]. W. Foizy was bodily picked up by the
bull and thrown upon a cattle guard
eight feet from the ground.
Several other persons whose names cam
not be learned will not forget their ex-
perience with the mad bull very soon.lie
was finally lassOed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29
MIR. WILSON'S NEW PLAN.
NE WANTS TO cULTTyATE MORE
UNITY or FEELING.
Compulsory Attendance at Chapei--Ihe
v. NJ. 4. Gets n Handsome CIT OF
Books--New Telephone Lines.

LEXINGTON. VA. Oct. ESPECIAL
President william l.. Wilson. OF Washing
ton and Lee University. issued an invita-
ton for the students to meet him In the
University chapel yesterday morning.
when he would address them In his adj
dress he said that in studying the sys-
tenn OF the school. its needs and course OF
education. no was strongly impressed
with tho lack OF University feeling among
the students, which he attributed 10 the
fact that the students never met each
other in body
lie said that the faculty 20 meet this
need. had decided to have the students at
tend the chapel every "Wednesday morn
ing when different notices concerning the
whole student body. would be read az
dresses made by the different professors
on the current questions OF me u"S 49, 80
ON many other Interesting subjects 10 the
s,,Se,,rs such as the systems OF the Cabi-
net OF the United States, and OF foreign
countries. committee organization OF Con
yrcss and political managers.
Ba said that ne hoped the meeting
.,o,,ld Ia NJ such interest 20 the students
that il would not be necessary Tor the
faculty 10 have compulsory attendance.
COMPULSORY ATTENDANCE.
The present system Of chapel attendance
e optional. Optional attendance VIII be
vent mn every other day in the week here
after except Wednesday. when II will be
compulsory. VI
The engineering Department Of the Nir-
einia Military Institute received to-day
some very handsome samples OF architec-
tural terra Gotta from the Perth Ambay
Terra Gotta Company, OF Perth AmDoy'
New Jersey.
Alexander Paxton. OF vicksburg, Miss,
has given 20 the Virginia Military In
stltute. his fathers library consisting OF
1000 volumes.
A suecial series OF evangelistic services
&c nov In progress at the Baptist church
here. The pastor. Rev. Thomas a. john
son. IS being assisted by Rev. +. Z. Nc
Connel, ID. D., Of the First Bapust
church. Of Lynchburg. Va. who is
preaching twice each day. His sermons
ore fuli Of the truth. and stimulating
thought. and are delivered with great
earnestness and power. The prospects
seem good for very successful meeting.
NEW PHONE LINES.
In a few DAYS Lexington Will be con-
nected with Clifton Forge, Va, by tele-
none line which can be used free OF
charge by all of the Lexington people
who have a Mutual phone. This line is
being built by Mr.. ]. A. Frazier.
The Mutual Telephone Company mere
is running a line 20 Collierstown. coun-
try village about ten miles from here
They will soon have their lines all
through Rockbridge county.
Mr.. Charles w. +. Spencer. student OF
Washington and Lee University, who has
been very IN with typhoid fever. Is now
out OF danger, and is Improving rapidly.
Mr.. George witt left Lexington yester-
day for Blacksburg, Va. TO enter the Viz
cinia Polytechnic Institute as cadet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29
4 Slrnnoe Ireak

BALTIMORE, MD, Oct 2S-When An
drew Matthews applied for registration in
the seventeenth precinct Of the sixth ward
he told the registers that he could read
and write, but he refused to sign the re-
gistration book, as required by law Mr..
Matthews was therefore refused registra-
ton.
A petition 10 have his name placed on
the registration books was among the
registration cases heard n the Superior
Court yesterday. AS the reason for his
refusal TO sign the book Mr.. Matthews
told the court that about twenty-five years
ago he signed "a note for 81 go for man
and had to pay the money Then be
swore, he said. that ne would never take
pen in his hand again. ali he never
has. His petition was dismissed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29
TORPEDO TLOTTLLA.
M,CAULL is SANGUTNE.
He Expects Large yote--Delegates e
the VI Letting of the Danghters.

LYNCHBURG, VA. oct. 2S.-Special.-
Captain Pat McCaull. Republican nominee
for Governor. arrived this afternoon, for
the purpose Of delivering an address 10
the voters tonight. but owins TO some
misunderstanding as TO the date he was
unable to do so. lie stated that he felt
very much encouraged AT the outlook. and
was convinced that his vote would be
much larger than a great many people
were inclined TO think would be the case.
His largest vote he said, would come
from the counties in the Southwest and
the Valley.
The following delegates to the conven-
ton Of the United Daughters Of the Con-
federacy 10 be held in Baltimore Novem-
Der 10th. have been elected by the chap
tiers in this city:
Lucy Nina Otey Chapter-Mrs. George
p. Watkins. Mrs. Charles NJ. Blackford
Mrs. W. X. Abbott, Mrs. Peter j. Otey
Miss Gertrude Howard. Mrs. James y.
Scott. and Miss Maize Kinnier Alter
nates-Miss Maggie Franklin. Mrs: Fred.
Harper. Mrs. y. h. Handy, Mrs. William
Tannes. Mrs. Gerhard Smiling. Miss Ruth
Jennings, and Miss Hettie Bayly
Old Dominion Chapter-Mrs. charles T..
Head, Mrs. Thomas S. Preston, Miss Ruth
II. Early, and Mrs. Camillus Christian.
Alternates-M NJ. l.. Harvey. Miss Mol
lie j. Early. Mrs. Alfred 3. Percy ana
Mrs NarciSSa owen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29

a statement of fact, to thus blazon the
States poverty IS not indicative of SUI
perabUrdance Of wisdom i'm our next Gov
ernor. But Major Tyler's statement is
not fact. 10 IS untrue The great bulk
OF the lands of Virginia are not worn
out. MAJOR Tylers own broad acres can
be pointed 10 as evidence against his
aforesaid statement. Then the language
attributed TO Mr.. Tyler is sacrilegious.
The great and mysterious doctrine of the
resurrection is thus hippantly used not
by political hack. not by a ward leader
but by one who. i'm all probability, will
be the next Governor of Virginia The
Danville Register. i'm closing some com
ments upon this speech of Major Tyler.
declares that.
Major Tyler is a good man and a true
man. bt in his canvass he has demon
strated that he is not a Solomon, not by q
jug-full. Portsmouth Star
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29

trade, since / exiled myself from home
three years ago. l have worked at 1t ex-
clusively since. My father is in business
in the city. but we do not speak. Since
our trouble 1 have exiled myself from
society. Now, to the point. l will take
chances on you If you will on me.
Il am % years old. 5 feet 10 12, have no
bad habits except smoking. never touched
intoxicants in my life. am honorable and
industrious. II YOU will marry such per-
son. send answe r by the boy and in a few
hours you need not worry about looking
about for employment. l will procure a
license as soon as you answer, If afiirma-
lively, and you will be making some one
else happy as well as yourself. Think it
over few minutes. then send answer by
the boy. 1 will call and talk it over If
you say so. Sincerely,
"B. A. WALKER. 275 Indiana street"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29
Attempted Lynching in New York.

NEW YORK. October 2-An Infatuated
crowd OF about 1000 persons. gathered In
front OF the east Fifth street police sta
tion this morning, when Fritz Meyer, the
murderer OF Policeman Frederick Smith,
was brought out TO be taken TO the coro-
ner's office.
As soon as the crowd caught sight OF
the man they shouted Lynch him, lynch
him.
Meyers was guarded by a number OF po-
licemen. In spite OF the presence of the
officers the crowd bore down on Meyers.
and many in the foremost line made a
move as II 10 seize him.
The police drew their billies, and swing
ing them right and left, kept the crowd
at bay. The murderer in the center of
the blue coats, trembled like a leaf, and
his face evinced his terror.
When Third avenue was reached the po-
licem IN hustled the murderer into ca
bic car. No further trouble was expert
enced in getting him 10 theo criminal
court building, where he was TO be ar
raigned before Coroner Huber.
Meyer has refused 10 eat since his ar
rest. and the police think he is trying to
commit suicide by starvation. 1t IS the
intention of the authorities to give Meyer
speedy trial. so that the brutal murder
er Will soon get his due.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29
Divorces Void.

NINITA, ]. T., oct 2S.-Judge Thomas,
Of the United States Court, now in ses-
sion here, has made an important and
far-reaching ruling. Judge Thomas holds
that the publication Of warning notices
TO nonresident defendants in divorce pro-
ceedings are null and void. and actual
service must be had on such defendants.
The decision, if sustained in the higher
courts, will set aside scores Of marriages
contracted by parties who have obtained
divorces from courts on default Of nom
resident defendants
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29
ANXIETY Over the Anfilla.

NEW YORK. October %.-The anxiety
felt i'm this city in regard 10 the non-ar-
rival of the British ship Antilia, when
yss dne from Nassau Sunday last, has
developed into a well defined fear that
She has been lost. with all on board.
For four days the offices and the docks
OF the company in this city have been be-
sieged by the anxious friends OF the can
in Passengers. and the Antillia's crew OF
twenty-eight men.
The vessel must have encountered the
big storm which ragged along the coast
last week and this deepens the fear that
something has happened TO her.
Incoming steamers all report having
a hard tussle with the storm, but have
seen nothing of the missing steamer. The
steamer Grande Dpchesse. from Sayan-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29
4 MINISTER MdRRIES.
Rev. John T. Hundley Makes Miss Sue
Fleet Walker His Bride.

sTEvENsVILLE. VA. oct. ESPECIAL.
Miss Sue Fleet Walker and Rev John I.
Hundley were married at Smyrna church
Yesterday at l. Nj.
The bride Is the youngest child or Is.
OF the Disciples church (Smyrnal In this
place. and the groom Is resident OF
huntsville Essex county and Is pastor
OF the Disciples church (Smyran) in this
county.
The bride and Proom lef' Immediately
after the ceremony for Trip North:
There were no festivities o. c. mt OF
the recent death of = brother OF the
A double first cousin Of the bride. Rev.
Richard Bagby, performed the ceremony
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29
LOOSE JAIL METHODS.
rr rs CHARGED THAT PRISONERS
IN NEWPORT NEWS RUN WILD.
Several Men supposed to be Confined In
Jail Arrested In Various farts Oh the
city for Disorderly Conduct

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Oct. %-lt
WAS recentlv made public that some OF the
nrisoners serving time in the JAN mere
were allowed the most reckless sort OF
liberty being ALLOW ed to 90 10 their
homes and even to places OF amusement
Several men. supposed TO be serving time
I'm the Jail, have been arrested ior as
orderly condsct in various parts OF me
CITY Some have been found running crap
games and In all sorts OF situations that
reflect anything but credit on the man.
agemcnt of the officials.
A HORNETS NEST.
These facts were recently puDiisheu III
q local paper and this publication ma
stirred up a verftnble hornets nest. Ciy
Sergeant Y. W. Milstead. who has charge
OF the fail and its inmates. is out with
statement DENYING that there Is any loose
ness I'm the management Of that institu-
ton.
He states that there are number or
TRUSTEES" but that not more than TWO OF
these are allowed outside Of the JAN
grounds These two, he says. are ire
quently used by the police In hunting
down other criminals.
WHERE CRIMINALS ABOUND.
This statement. however. is denied by
several parties. one of these being Pa
bNiiudH ". bluhihro rms nm
beat is usually I'm Rockets, that portion
of the city in which a greater portion Of
the criminal class is TO be found, and
when seen this morning by reporter he
said:
Il have seen prisoners In Rockets
while they were supposed TO be serving
time IN the city Jail. and other police
men have seen them. but do not think
Mr.. Milstead knew anything about It.
I've seen Jim Deaky a negro. sent down
for stealing. running a crap den in Rock
etts when he was supposed to be IN Jail;
but have heard that some of the off,
GERS said that he was used as a stool
pigeon Gillian Hobbs is another bird,
who was out when he was under sentence.
and on one occasion I re-arrested him for
drunkenness. That negro gets crazy when
he IS full of whisky. Some OF the others
that | have seen ont are Emma Tyler
Emma Duke. and Callie 'iatton, and
Aonzo Murray"
TORPEDO TLOTILLA.
The torpedo hotlla. which went M the
river 10 Richmond last Monday. arrived
IN this port yesterday afternoon to coal
mp for the Southern trip that has been
ordered by the Navy Department
Judge Baker =. Lee yesterday appoint
ed s. r. Harwood. a brother Of Chiof-of-
Police. s. J. Harwood deputy sheriff Of
Warwick county, also issuing an order
TO the effect that a lookup be erected in
Bloodfeld at once
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29

nah. reported the sighting OF the wreck
age from a large vessel of Hatteras
Captain Montell, who commands the An
tilla, is seventy years Of age, and was a
confirmed bachelor up TO a short time
previous 10 his last trip from port. Then
ne surprised his friends by marrying
Mrs. Fannie Wheatley. of Brooklyn.
lie took his bride with him on the trip.
The Antillia is an iron vessel, 205 feet
long and 800 feet beam. She is 1000 ton
screw vessel and was built in Scotland
four years ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29
Rreakers Ahead

PENSACOLA. FLA. oct. 2S.-The four
passengers who were landed by the
schooner Samuel +. Egerton on the Ala
bama gulf shore are being closely held by
the health authorities at that point as
they came from Central America.
The collector at this port las Teen in
formed that the schooner, after landing
the passengers. called direct to II mpa.
Fla, instead OF Mobile. Ala.
IL IS probable that The vessel WI nave
trouble with the Alabama IN alth au-
thorities, and also with The Government.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29

PORTLAND ME. oct ga jury in
the Supreme Judicial Court Yesterday
awarded Jonathan p. Palmer OF somer-
vile, Mass. s550sO damages against the
Maine Central railroad.
In 1896 Palmer was arrested by the or
der OF a conductor after having refused
10 tell the latter whether the name on ms
mileage book he presented was his.
The plaintiff sued for $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29
THE STRANDED POLARI1.
She Has a Big Hole i'm Her Bottom ana
VIII Have to BE Unloaded.


NORFOLK, VA. oct. 2S.-There has
heen no change since morning in the
condition Of the German steamer Polarla
ashore at Cape Henry. The Merritt Wreck
ing Company has a lighter alongside and
is making preparations to float the yes
sci. This may require several days ana
possibly the discharge Of her valuable
cargo Of cotton. cotton-seed meal ana
coffee There is a considerable hole In
the bottom of the ship, but she IS not
thought to be in immediate danger, as
she has been resting easy and the surf
has subsidized.
This morning, after several attempts,
the life-saving crew succeeded I'm get
ting a boat TO the steamer and took Off
the only passenger aboard The crew Of
thrty-four men remained aboard
The Polaria was foated at S. 20 p. NJ.
by the Merritt Wrecking Company's
crew and towed TO Norfolk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29
Confessed 10 Firing a House.

WINDSOR, y. s.. oct. 2s-Frank Nc
lntyre, who confessed that he set fire 10
his house and thus aided in the destruc-
ton OF the town escaped from block
house here early this morning. His fellow
hre-bugs. Fletcher and Croxen did not
get away. Soldiers are pursuing Mcintyre
who will most likely be shot II found so
enraged are the homeless people at the
evidence OF his guilt in the confession he
made just before escaping.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29
Marriage In Newport News.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, October 2S.-
Special.-Miss Lottie Brown, the attrac-
tive daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs w. r.
Sennett. was married last evening TO w.
G. II. Madeira in the Washington-Ave-
nue. Methodist church by Rev. George w.
Wray Although there was q heavy
downpour OF rain the church was well
filled with the friends of the bride and
groom.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29
TYLER and Calamity.

The Hon. ]. Hoge Tyler is at II again.
To pessimissm he has added irreNerenS &c
for things holy. In speech den'efeu III
Alexandria Mr.. Tyler Is reported as say
Ing that the lands OF Virginia were 50
worn out that I'VE will have 10 put Ter
tilizers or our graves TO insure a resur.
rection OF the body" Even II 'nis